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Lake Forest Volleyball Team Stays Undefeated, Golfers Keep Winning
Field hockey team suffers first regular season loss in three years.
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL
Date: Sept. 8
The Final Score: defeated Wheeling 25-4, 17-25, 25-7
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Scouts’ Star Performer: finished the game with seven kills to lead Lake Forest.
Other Notable Scout Performances: The rest of the team flourished as a unit with 24 kills, nine service aces and four blocks.
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Who’s Next: The Scouts travel to Buffalo Grove for a 6 p.m. match Monday.
The Bottom Line: Lake Forest stormed to a 25-4 win in the first set before Coach Ray Werner substituted freely in the second set. The Scouts reestablished themselves in the third to secure the win.
BOYS' GOLF
Date: Sept. 8
The Final Score: 152, Zion Benton 171
Scouts’ Star Performer: led Lake Forest with an even par 36 for the nine-hole match.
Other Notable Scout Performances: Alex Applebaum shot a 37 while fired a 39. added a 40 to round out the Lake Forest scoring.
Who’s Next: The Scouts will once again divide the team Saturday with one group heading to the Zion-Benton Invitational and the other to the Giant Triangular in Highland Park.
The Bottom Line: The Scouts continued their dominance on the links with several players shooting at or near par.
FIELD HOCKEY
Date: Sept. 7
The Final Score: Loyola Academy 2, Lake Forest 1
Scouts’ Star Performer: scored Lake Forest’s lone goal.
Other Notable Scout Performances: Mackenzie Adams added an assist on Mayer’s score.
The Bottom Line: Though the Scouts had scoring opportunities, they could not convert in losing their first regular season game since 2008. It was their first loss of the season.
Date: Sept. 6
The Final Score: Lake Forest 3, Oak Park-River Forest 1
Scouts’ Star Performers: , Emily Cavalaris and Lauren Graves each scored goals to lead Lake Forest to victory.
Other Notable Scout Performances: Kelsey Adams, Margot Meyer and Morgan Dever contributed to the team effort with assists.
Who’s Next: The Scouts entertain Glenbard West at 2 p.m. Saturday on the Front Lawn.
The Bottom Line: After Oak Park took an early 1-0 lead, the Scouts tied the score five minutes later on Carberry’s goal and took the lead on Cavalaris’ tally.
