CSLV:Hoops Standings Update; Vernon Hills and GBS Honored; Girls Wrestling Notes

Conference Dance And Cheer Winners included.

OF NOTE 

The CSL Varsity fan vote winners for the week of Dec. 31-Jan. 6 were: 

Team: Vernon Hills Cheer, 52% of 87 votes

Athlete: Allie Mietus, Glenbrook South girls gymnastics, 46% of 28 votes

BOYS BOWLING

Who advanced to state out of New Trier Regional?

Glenbrook North, won regional by 174 pins, knocking down 6196. The Spartans were paced by Josh Sachs in 2nd place overall with 1,306 pins. Nick Sachs totaled 1,284. 

Evanston placed 3rd and moved on as a team, led by 1,264 by Kaelexx Oats and 1,260 by Anthony Swanson

Niles North - James Prizant 

Niles West - Ryan Luckier

New Trier - John Clark

Who advanced to state out of the Grayslake North sectional?

Vernon Hills, 4th as a team with 5,802 pins. 

Joey Wascow led the Cougars with 1,302 pins.

GIRLS BOWLING

Vernon Hills’ Jamie Gould bowled a 289 game vs. Evanston, but Evanston pulled out the victory 2,590-2,422

CHEER

Niles North won the Co-Ed Competitive Cheer title at GBS last weekend. Check out some pictures from District 219.

New Trier routine

Evanston routine

GBN routine

DANCE

Maine South claimed the Competitive Dance CSL title at Niles North. Below photo from Maine South Athletics on Twitter/X.

The celebration

Niles West pics from the event on instagram.

Vernon Hills placed 4th out of 15 2A teams at Rolling Meadows. The Cougars placed 3rd the CSL Meet. 

BOYS BASKETBALL

Some things to know:

Vernon Hills is on a 6-game win streak

Niles North’s 53-47 road win at Evanston was the Vikings’ first win over the Wildkits since Dec. 15 2017. 

Niles West’s Davee Flowers scored 31 vs. Highland Park

Conference record update:

SOUTH

Glenbrook North 5-0

New Trier 3-1

Glenbrook South 3-1

Evanston 2-3

Deerfield 1-4

Maine South 0-5

NORTH

Niles North 5-0

Niles West 4-1

Vernon Hills 2-3

Highland Park 2-3

Maine East 2-3

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Some things to know:

Highland Park is well on its way to its most conference wins in over a decade. Their next victory in the North would push them to 6 for the first time since 2013. 

Maine South at 20-0 is one of 3 remaining unbeaten teams in the state. 

Conference Record update

SOUTH
Maine South 6-0

Glenbrook South 4-2

Evanston 4-2

New Trier 1-4

Glenbrook North 2-4

Deerfield 0-6

NORTH

Highland Park 5-1

Maine West 4-1

Vernon Hills 3-2

Niles West 3-3

Maine East 2-4

Niles North 0-6

WRESTLING 

Several meaningful CSL duals that were scheduled for Friday were pushed back to Tuesday due to weather, with conference title implications very much at play. 

Saturday will be the CSL Conference Tournament for both the boys and girls at Highland Park High School. 

Tuesday at Evanston, the following girls wrestlers won each of their 2 matches:

Kennedy Murray, Evanston

Fatima Gomez, Evanston

Ariella Dobin, Glenbrook North

Siena Dini, Glenbrook North

Riley Moore, Highland Park

Sophia Fortis, Maine South

Angela Guanajuato, Maine South

Ava Reyes, Maine West

Lillian Garrett, Maine West

Eliana Garrett, Maine West

Sundus Aitzemkour, New Trier

Zoe Lee, New Trier

Lola Bianco, New Trier

Katelynn Parsawasdi, New Trier

Jillian Giller, New Trier

Nina Aceves, New Trier

GIRLS GYMNASTICS 

Niles West defeated Niles North 117.90-111.55

North’s Giselle Slagg won the all-around with a 32.650.

Slagg won the beam (8.45) and floor (8.70). 

West’s Matilda Yunan won the vault (8.35). West’s Sydney Lee, who was 2nd in the all-around (30.650), earned top honors in the bars (7.75). 

Highland Park defeated Maine East 123.000 to 100.400. Maddyn Cohen won the all-around with a 32.400. She won all 4 events. 

Glenbrook North beat Deerfield 140.800 to 124.300. 

All-around winner was Izzy Gott with a 35.150. 

New Trier defeated Evanston 141.75-132.70. 

Evanston’s Ella Eovaldi was the all-around winner wit a 36.250. 

BOYS SWIM & DIVE

New Trier finished with 178 points, just a few from 1st-place Hinsdale Central’s 182 at the Trevian Relays.

RECORD/FEAT ALERT 

Evanston graduate Rikki Gray set Chicago State’s indoor 300 hurdles record with a time of 36.93 seconds.

GRAD CATCHUPS

New Trier class of 2019 graduate Chuck Sweat hit a game-winning shot for Carleton College men’s basketball.

New Trier’s Noah Osher reached 1,000 career points for Middlebury College.

Glenbrook South graduate Kurt Anderson was let go as offensive line coach for Northwestern University football. His coaching career has included stints at Arkansas, Buffalo Bills (NFL), Eastern Michigan, Michigan and Indiana State.

DID YOU SEE

Maine East announced Jonathan Sanchez as its new girls track and field coach. 

New Chicago Sky head coach and WBNA legend Teresa Weatherspoon met with the New Trier girls basketball team.