Spring Sports Recap 2019

The combination talk between Waubonsie and Metea Valley did not define their season. But, acknowledged the integrity as a team. The boys finished 8-10 in the season, and 1-5 in the DuPage Valley Conference. In the postseason, they finished off with their close win against South Elgin. Their six DuPage Valley Conference all-conference players included Nick Asuan, Ryan Benson, Austin Stensby, Carson ...

The Mustangs had a mission to come out and improve from last season. The girls were 11-9-2  in the season and third in the DuPage Valley Conference. With a younger team this year, it was a learning experience to incorporate what every player can bring to the table. Throughout their season, they consistently focused on communicating to the center midfielders. In the postseason, their comeback win fro...

The mens' team had a powerful season. The Mustangs made school history, taking home a sectionals win. As far as individual runners, Senior Pryce Giwa-Osagie was one of the many runners that qualified for state. Pryce finished fourth in the high jump event with a height of 6’5. The 4x200 relay team finished eighth at the Illinois High School Association State Final, and they broke a new school rec...

The lady Mustangs finished their amazing season 15-11.  They opened their season with a win against Lockport. Capping off their season, they took fourth place at the sectional semifinal. Back in March, junior Aimee Patterson was voted ‘Play of the Month’ for her dominating defense. Senior Rylee Stone was nominated for the Daily Herald Prep Sports Excellence Award earlier this month. The team ha...

The varsity team was 17-4, and had a 6-4 record in the DuPage Valley Conference. Team bonding went hand in hand with their successful season. “We have worked as a team and hit well over the course of the season,” junior Cade Sullivan said. To open the season, the boys won 17-6 vs Glenbard South. They started out the season on a 14-game winning streak. Many of the Mustangs were recognized for th...

The Mustangs ended their season with a 16-22 record in the regular season. 2-6 in the DuPage Valley Conference. With new members stepping up to the line, the change to the court chemistry was a running process. Throughout the season, their consistent digs and strong outside hitters came in clutch. All-conference players included seniors Connor Murphy and Sunil Bhuvanagiri, and juniors Ryan Owens and TJ S...

A new season brought up younger players on the starting line. In spite of their changes, the quality of their bond initiated the team's success on the court. "This season as a team I feel like we got close," sophomore Matthew Chen said. The Mustangs got third place in the conference this season. Tanay Vutukuru and Shankar Jambunathan were the sectional champions. Aleks Schroeder, Vutukuru, and Jambun...

The varsity team finished 7-6 on the season and 2-2 in the DuPage Valley Conference. The Mustangs found an anchor throughout the season through communication and cooperation. A prevalent concept that the team focused on this year was to value every member through matches and make sure no one is left behind. “I met some awesome people. They really taught me the importance of maintaining mental positivit...

The girls finished their season 12-11 and 4-6 in the DuPage Valley Conference. Their batting average came to a .277 and fielding percentage at a .883 in the season. “We formed a good bond this year and we’ll be able to continue that next year. I think that we will just continue to grow,” junior Madelyn Pfeiffer said. This year, the varsity team graduated Samantha Golminas, Emily Finger, and Car...