High School Highlights: Loyola girls soccer wins GCAC Red, New Trier baseball caps regular season with walk-off win

A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week

GIRLS SOCCER
New Trier 6, Maine East 0

Naya Rhee, Elizabeth Marquardt, Charlotte Dellin, Caroline Finnigan and Josie Noble all netted goals for the Trevians during their first-round playoff win over the Blue Demons on Wednesday, June 2.

Loyola 8, Lincoln Park 0

The Ramblers scored early and often on Wednesday, June 2, to advance to the next round of the state playoffs.

New Trier 1, Fremd 0

Morgan Fagan scored the only goal of the night for either side via an assist from Caroline Finnigan as the Trevs edged Fremd on Saturday, May 29, in Palatine.

New Trier 1, Highland Park 0

Morgan Fagan found the back of the net, leading the Trevians by the Giants in an unofficial Central Suburban League championship game on Friday, May 28.

Loyola 3, St. Ignatius 1

The Ramblers finished a perfect 10-0 in GCAC conference play with their win over the Wolfpack on Friday, May 28.

Loyola 1, Mother McAuley 0

Emma Shaffer netted her second goal of the season to lead the Ramblers past Mother McAuley en route to earning the GCAC red division crown on Thursday, May 27.

SOFTBALL
Taft 11, New Trier 0

The Eagles ended New Trier’s season with an opening-round playoff victory over the Trevs on Tuesday, June 2.

Loyola 10, Niles North 0

KK Raymond’s three hits and Hope Balourdos’ three RBI helped Loyola blow by Niles North in the opening round of the playoffs on Wednesday, June 3.

Loyola 3, Fenton 1

Mackenzie Barry struck out 12 batters over seven innings of work to lead the Ramblers over Fenton on senior day Monday, May 31.

Morgan Van Horn knocked in two runs for Loyola.

Loyola 4, Resurrection 0

Kelly Corcoran smacked two hits for Loyola while Lily Moran drove in one to help the Ramblers best Resurrection on Saturday, May 29. Barry racked up eight punch outs over seven innings.

The Ramblers finished second in the GCAC red division behind Montini.

Maine South 8, New Trier 1

The Hawks’ offense overpowered New Trier as it plated eight runs to beat the Trevians on Thursday, May 27.

BASEBALL
New Trier 6, Stevenson 5

Charlie Brodell’s walk-off hit capped a four-run seventh inning as New Trier defeated the Patriots for its 21st win of the year on Tuesday, June 1.

New Trier 10, Palatine 8

Brenden Stressler, Graham Mastros and Charlie Brodell had two hits each during the Trevs’ nonconference road win on Monday, May 31.

Lane Tech 3, Loyola 2

A sixth-inning run by Lane Tech was the difference on Monday, May 31.

St. Laurence 6, Loyola 1

The Vikings capped a doubleheader sweep by beating the Ramblers on Saturday, May 29.

GIRLS LACROSSE
Hinsdale Central 12, New Trier 10
The Red Devils handed New Trier just its third loss of the season on Wednesday, June 2, in Hinsdale.

Highland Park 11, Regina 7

The Panthers dropped an 11-7 contest to Highland Park to conclude the regular season on Friday, May 28

Loyola 18, Evanston 6

Ellie Lazzaretto scored three goals, while Emma Burke, Claire Mertzluff, Catherine Holcomb, Sloan Trapp and Adrienne Leone also found the back of the net on Thursday, May 27.

New Trier 20, Lake Forest 4

The Trevs notched their 16th win of the season with a convincing win over the Scouts on Thursday, May 27.

BOYS LACROSSE
New Trier 14, Wheaton 6

New Trier completed a perfect 15-0 regular season with a senior-night win on Tuesday, June 1.

Loyola 11, St. Viator 7

The Ramblers erased an early five-goal deficit to earn a come-from-behind win on Tuesday, June 2, in Glenview.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Loyola 25-25, Maine South 15-13

Sebastian Park (7 kills), Ryan Merk (4 kills), Michael Tilmont (3 kills) and Roan Regnier (14 assists) led Loyola’s attack as it downed the Hawks on Tuesday, June 1.

New Trier 21-25-21, Warren 25-19-25

The Trevians battled back to take the match’s second set but the Blue Devils captured the third to take home the victory on Tuesday, June 1.

GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
Central Suburban League South Championship

Bridget Vitu, Emily Walton, Emma Braband, Abby Ryan, Michelle Lu, Maeve Kelly, Jordan Andrew and more helped New Trier win the Central Suburban League conference meet on Thursday, May 27, in Northbrook.

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