High School Highlights: Fall season underway with early victories for Trevians soccer, girls golf

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

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Loyola 25-25, Niles West 10-20

Kaelyn Pasma powered the offense with 7 kills while Addi Daigler tallied 11 digs for the Ramblers on Wednesday, Aug. 27.

Loyola 20-25-25, Lane Tech 25-22-21

Brea Payne racked up 21 assists as well as 3 kills for the victorious Ramblers on Monday, Aug. 25.

Kaelyn Pasma smacked 5 kills and Lauren A’Hearn 4 for Loyola (1-0).

BOYS SOCCER
New Trier 6, Palatine 1

Tyler Mills scored twice to lead the Trevians to the season-opening victory on Tuesday, Aug. 26.

Quinn Albinson, Lucas Yoshitani, Tristan McGrath and Gordon Evans chipped in a goal apiece for New Trier.

FLAG FOOTBALL
Hersey 18, Loyola 13

The Huskies edged the Ramblers (1-2) on Thursday, Aug. 28.

New Trier 20, Niles North 6

The Trevians moved to 2-0 on the young season with a victory on Tuesday, Aug. 26, in Northfield.

Loyola 39, St. Francis 0

The Ramblers earned the big win on Tuesday, Aug. 26, to move to 1-1.

New Trier 60, Niles West 0

The Trevians started their season with a resounding victory on Monday, Aug. 25, in Skokie.

GIRLS GOLF
New Trier 154, Lake Forest 166

Grace Leber led the way for the victors with a 37 on Thursday, Aug. 28.

St. Viator Invitational

Grace Leber carded a 74 to lead New Trier to a first-place team finish on Monday, Aug. 25, at Itasca Country Club.

Sophie Patel contributed an 80 and Molly Tir and Nadiya Kundu 84s for the Trevians.

BOYS GOLF
New Trier 151, Carmel 167

Jack Gill was the Trevians’ low man with a 36 in the nonconference victory on Thursday, Aug. 28, at the Winnetka Golf Course.

CSL Showcase

Elias Weidemanis shot a 72 and three New Trier golfers (Liam Kelly, Logan Keeter, Jack Gill) a 73 as the Trevians placed third in the early-season tournament on Monday, Aug. 25.

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