High School Highlights: Trevs softball downs Evanston, Giants baseball moves to 9-2, NT soccer blanks Loyola

A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns.org.

BASEBALL
New Trier 12, Glenbrook North 1

Caiden Carpenter recorded three hits (one a double) and four RBI as the Trevians (11-4-1) downed the Spartans on Thursday, April 17, in the finale of a three-game set.

St. Francis 13, Loyola 0

The Ramblers were bested on Thursday, April 17.

Highland Park 15, Maine East 0

JT Killeen and Ben Hilgart each socked three-run homers to lead the Giants (9-2-1) in the rout on Thursday, April 17.

Glenbrook North 9, New Trier 6

Mason Bloom doubled and knocked in a run for the Trevians on Tuesday, April 15, in Winnetka.

Providence 8, Loyola 6

The Ramblers lost the rematch with the Celtics on Tuesday, April 15, in New Lenox.

Highland Park 12, Maine East 2

The Giants opened conference play (Central Suburban North) with a victory on Tuesday, April 15.

Loyola 16, Providence 3

Anthony Reavy smacked two home runs to pace the potent Ramblers’ attack on Monday, April 14, in Wilmette.

Highland Park 9, Buffalo Grove 6

Simon Rose, Charlie Cohen and JT Killeen had multiple hits apiece in the Giants’ win on Saturday, April 12, in Highland Park.

SOFTBALL
Loyola 16, Mother McAuley 1

Hunter Lewis homered and drove in four runs in the Ramblers’ victory on Wednesday, April 16.

New Trier 11, Evanston 3

Lyla Andelin doubled as one of her three hits in the Trevians’ victory on Tuesday, April 15, in Winnetka.

Regina 20, CICS Northtown 3

Quinn Christensen collected three hits and three runs for the host Panthers on Tuesday, April 15.

Loyola 12, Montini 1

Hunter Lewis struck out 13 in a two-hit performance on the mount on Monday, April 14, in Glenview.

Loyola 10, Maine South 0

Emilia Bartholomew hit a three-run home run to lead the host Ramblers on Saturday, April 12, in Glenview.

Stevenson 10, New Trier 9 (9 inn.)

The Trevians fell in extra innings to the host Patriots on Friday, April 11, in Lincolnshire.

GIRLS SOCCER
New Trier 2, Loyola 0

Dami Balogun and London McCaffery each found the net for the Trevians (10-0-2) on Wednesday, April 16, in a matchup in the Lou Malnati Deep Dish Classic.

Streamwood 3, Regina 1

Abby Avila scored a goal for the Panthers in their loss on Thursday, April 17.

North Shore Country Day 1, Regina 0

The Raiders edged the Panthers in a local showdown on Tuesday, April 15.

New Trier 1, Libertyville 1

Quinn Brahm scored for the Trevians in the draw on Monday, April 14, when New Trier allowed its first goal of the season.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
New Trier 18-25-25, Maine South 25-22-16

The Trevians opened league play with a three-set victory on Thursday, April 17, in Winnetka.

Wheaton North 21-25-25, Loyola 25-17-17

Drew Bevan finished with 11 kills for the Ramblers on Thursday, April 17, in a matchup during the Wheaton-Warrenville South Tiger Classic.

Loyola 22-25-25, Naperville Central 25-23-19

Luke Malles had 10 kills and Graham Stevenson 17 assists in the Ramblers’ victory on Thursday, April 17, in the Wheaton-Warrenville South Tiger Classic.

BOYS LACROSSE
New Trier 13, Evanston 4

The Trevians won the rivalry matchup on Thursday, April 17, in Evanston.

New Trier 10, York 6

The Trevians topped the Dukes in an elite state matchup on Saturday, April 12, in Elmhurst.

GIRLS LACROSSE
New Trier 15, Maine South 5

The Trevs collected a conference victory on Monday, April 14.

Rosary 14, Regina 8

Hannah Lynch tallied five goals to lead the Panthers on Wednesday, April 16.

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