Schools
Girls’ Lacrosse Team Tips Kits in Overtime
Brown and Ma-Kasbeer duo go undefeated at tennis invitational.
April 26
Girls’ Lacrosse
The Final Score: , Evanston 15 (overtime)
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Warriors Star Performers: Carly Sternberg, Hayley Beinlich, Emily Wegh and Haley Bess were Deerfield’s top scorers.
Who’s Next: The Warriors entertain Maine West at 4:30 p.m. today and travel to Vernon Hills at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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The Bottom Line: Deerfield took the lead in the first half buy Evanston rallied to tie the contest near the end of regulation, 14-14. The Wildkits scored first in the initial half of the opening overtime period. The Warriors then scored twice in the last three minutes to secure the victory. “The girls beautifully executed our plays on offense during the game and our defense had great transition from man to man to a zone defense,” Coach Kristen Sheahen said.
April 24
The Final Score: Deerfield 15, Maine South 9
Tennis
April 27 and 28
The Final Score: Deerfield finished tied for fifth out of 32 teams in this rain shortened incomplete event.
Warriors Star Performers: Top seeded breezed past three opponents in No. 1 singles in straight sets to reach the semifinals before rain ended his tournament. In No. 1 doubles, Toby Ma teamed with Jack Kasbeer to drop only three games in a pair of straight set victories to reach the quarter finals before the weather cut their tourney short.
Other Notable Warrior Performances: George Vanderkloot and Andrew Pekin took their first match at No. 2 doubles before falling in the consolation bracket to exit the tournament.
Who’s Next: The Warriors entertain Glenbrook North at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
