High School Highlights: Trevs’ gymnasts leap into season, NT and LA boys stack wins

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

BOYS BASKETBALL
New Trier 58, Maine South 27

The Trevians (4-1) opened their conference season with a resounding victory on Thursday, Dec. 4, in Park Ridge.

Loyola 80, Providence St. Mel 42

Sam Golden scored 16 points in his season debut for the Ramblers (5-0) on Monday, Dec. 1.

Luke Alvarez added 12 points for Loyola.

New Trier 69, Mount Carmel 39

The Trevians took care of the Caravan in the final game of the New Trier-Loyola Thanksgiving tournament on Saturday, Nov. 29, in Wilmette.

Loyola 56, Lake Zurich 29

Trey Williams recorded a triple-double with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists as the Ramblers won the New Trier-Loyola Thanksgiving championship on Saturday, Nov. 29, in Wilmette.

Brody Munson-Johnson finished with 8 points with 8 rebounds for Loyola.

Payton 58, Highland Park 56

Gray Kanter racked up 32 points as the Giants fell just short in the nonconference matchup on Saturday, Nov. 29.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Evanston 67, New Trier 35

The Trevians could not keep up with the host Wildkits on Tuesday, Dec. 2.

Loyola Academy 64, Providence 39

The Ramblers (7-0) topped the host Celtics on Tuesday, Dec. 2, in New Lenox.

Highland Park 57, Niles North 27

The Giants (4-2) opened the conference schedule with a victory on Tuesday, Dec. 2, in Highland Park.

Loyola Academy 58, McDonogh (Maryland) 27 (Saturday, Nov. 29)

GIRLS GYMNASTICS
New Trier 132.9, Maine East 81.45

Harper Jacobs, a sophomore, won the all-around competition (34.45 points) during the Trevians’ season opener on Thursday, Dec. 4, in Northfield.

Anna Virgilli won the uneven bars (8.8) and Jacobs the other three events (floor exercise: 8.45, balance beam: 8.65, vault: 9.2) for New Trier.

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