Weekly Sports Beats 3/14-3/20

Grace Cronin, Max Berglind, Nicolas Vallejo, and Grace Davidson
March 14, 2022

Girls’ Badminton (Grace Cronin)

The girls’ have their first match against Glenbard North today.

Boys’ Lacrosse (Nick Vallejo)

The boys‘ will play their first match of the season against Lyons Township today.

Girls’ Lacrosse (Grace Davidson)

The girls’ have their first game of the season against Lake Zurich High School today. They will also face Minooka on Wednesday.

Boys’ Track and Field (Grace Cronin)

The boys’ competed at the Burlington Central Rocket indoor invite on Friday. The 4×200 relay consisting of sophomore Daniel Pere, junior Arthur Cox III, and seniors Luke Jachimiec and Jalen Johnson placed first with a time of 1:33.65 putting the team as No. 7 in class 3A. Their next meet is the DVC tournament this Friday.

Girls’ Track and Field (Grace Davidson)

The girls’ are gearing up for their next match up which is a DVC tournament meet this Thursday.

Boys’ Water Polo (Max Berglind)

The Mustangs’ season starts at home against Lockport today.

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About the Writers

Grace Cronin

Grace Cronin is a junior, and this is her first year on the stampede. If she is not doing her school work, you can find her hanging out with friends, working,...

Max Berglind

Max Berglind is a senior and this is his second year on staff. He is a sports Reporter and loves watching football, baseball, basketball, and hockey. When...

Nicolas Vallejo

Nick is a sports member on his first year. He enjoys playing and watching sports and is in OLAS. He likes hanging out with friends by going to the mall...

Grace Davidson

Grace is a junior and this is her second year on the Stampede. This year Grace is the sports editor, embracing the leadership role to report on all things...

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