McHenry finished third (162), followed by Mundelein (129.5), Grant (113), Round Lake (84.5), Waukegan (18) and Zion-Benton (10).Ī pair of Van Diepen's teammates, Pedro Jimenez (145) and Chris Moore (170), transported first-place medals back to McHenry as well.
The other seven Libertyville grapplers who get to prep for at least one more meet: Charlie Clark (2nd, 160), Matt Kubas (2nd, 170), Luke Berktold (3rd, 120), Orion Moran (3rd, 126), Will Carney (3rd, 152) and Caleb Christensen (3rd, 285). My favorites are "T.N.T.," "Back in Black" and "Thunderstruck."
So did some music I listened to songs from the 1980s and 1990s, mostly songs by AC/DC. "I talked to a lot of people during the break (before the consolation semifinals)," Hill (26-13) said. Four of the meet's last five championship matches featured a Wildcat. Ten Wildcats earned individual sectional berths for runner-up Libertyville (178 points) on Saturday. Warren will face Belvidere North (it scored 210 points to win a regional at its gym Saturday) in a dual team sectional later this month. Piszkiewicz, junior Carlos Ordonez (2nd place, 113), junior Jeremija Hixson (2nd, 195), sophomore Anthony Soto (2nd, 220), sophomore Justice Humphreys (3rd, 170) and junior Demetrius Lin (3rd, 182) also advanced in the state series. Warren freshmen Aaron Stewart (152 pounds, 36-1 record) and Royce Lopez (160, 33-9), along with senior Evan Onstad (138, 25-5), also exited the eight-team gathering as champions. "Our team is as good as it is because we all vibe off each other so well." "Set a good tone - that's what I wanted to do. "I liked being the first guy on my team to compete in a final today," said Marquez, whose quick feet often obliterate a foe's bout plan in the first period. Marquez notched a reversal with about 10 ticks left in the third period. Sophomore Jon Marquez (30-6) earned the Blue Devils' first gold prize at Grant's Benedetti Center, downing McHenry sophomore Ryan Hanson 7-3 in the final at 106.
10-11) qualifiers are underclass mat men.
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