The top-ranked Glenbrook South boys volleyball team suffered its first loss of the season Saturday, even though the Titans’ first match wasn’t until Monday afternoon.
Glenbrook South coach Patty Iverson disciplined five players, including two starters, for being late to Saturday’s practice by not letting them on the court in the first game Monday.
Stevenson’s Dave Jossund contributed 13 kills and six digs as the fifth-ranked Patriots stunned Glenbrook South 18-16, 15-5 in the opening match for both teams.
After the Titans dropped the first game, Iverson inserted the benched starters at the start of second game, but the Titans couldn’t gain momentum.
“When we inserted [the two starters], we lost the tempo,” Iverson said. “Stevenson got the tempo and did some good things. We just couldn’t get into rhythm.”
Chris Reilly added 31 assists to pace Stevenson. Gordon McConnell had 21 kills to lead Glenbrook South.
Mt. Carmel d. Hindale South 15-6, 15-8: The No. 7 Caravan rolled as Wolly Heff had eight kills and three blocks and Troy Vidovic added 26 assists.
Kelvyn Park d. Kennedy 15-12, 15-8: Henry Linares had 12 kills and five aces for the Panthers (1-0).
York d. Wheaton North 15-9, 15-2: Dave Barker’s nine kills and Tim Geigner’s 29 assists lifted the Dukes (1-0).
Softball
Chicago Christian 2, St. Francis de Sales 0: Janelle Pattara tossed a complete-game six-hitter while striking out eight for the Knights (2-1). Pattara also had two hits and an RBI double.
Maria 9, Mother Guerin 4: Margo Rodriguez went 2 for 3 with a double and two RBIs for Maria (2-1) in the GCAC crossover.
Young 14, Prosser 2: Tanya Irby went 4 for 4 with three RBIs and scored three runs as the Dolphins (1-0) rolled.
Girls soccer
Bremen tournament: Cathy Kelly scored four goals and contributed two assists as Richards (1-0) routed Bremen 6-1. Angie Maglaris added one goal and three assists for the Bulldogs.
Foreman 3, Amundsen 0: Michelle Rodriguez, Silvia Smerdka and Gosia Kozaczka scored for Foreman (1-0).
Regina 4, Resurrection 1: Cheryl Thornburg had two goals and an assist for the Panthers (1-0) in the GCAC crossover. Caity Prouty added three assists.
