It’s still Lincoln-Way Central on top, with Andrew, Marist and De La Salle moving up in rankings.
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Batting in top two spots of order, twin brothers Nolan and Caden Kendall spark Andrew. ‘It’s a dream, really.’
Nolan Kendall delivers the big hit with a three-run double as Andrew rolled to a 10-2 win over Mount Carmel.
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Not shy about scoring goals, freshman forward Zenaida Esquivel pushes pace for Bloom. ‘Put my name on a record.’
Bloom’s Zenaida Esquivel scores eight goals and adds two assists in first four games of her high school career.
Put her in, coach. Oak Lawn’s Kaitlyn Berkery proves she can play center field. ‘Feel like I can get anything.’
The only position Kaitlyn Berkery hasn’t played for Oak Lawn in softball is catcher. She’s always willing and ready.
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Argo and Lincoln-Way Central enter rankings topped by red-hot Marist and Lincoln-Way East.
Vaughn Goberville, who makes online fitness and nutrition videos, bulks up for Brother Rice. ‘I love to inspire.’
Vaughn Goberville puts away first and final kills of match for Brother Rice in a 25-22, 25-17 win over Providence.
Brady Cunningham, who lives in Mokena, rallies Brother Rice past Lincoln-Way Central. ‘Emotions were pretty high.’
Brady Cunningham hits first home run of high school career to lift Brother Rice to 8-7 win over Lincoln-Way Central.
Freshman Sofia Wilson makes scoring goals look easy in first game at forward for Marist. ‘That really felt good.’
Freshman Sofia Wilson scores twice to lead host Marist to a 4-3 win over archrival Mother McAuley in Chicago.
Kaleb Navarro catches on for De La Salle, but he can pitch, too. The best of both worlds? ‘It helps me a lot.’
Kaleb Navarro’s big double during a five-run fifth inning sparks De La Salle to a 7-4 victory over St. Laurence.