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THE ACC CHARGER "AIM HIGH" RUNNING CAMP STARTS JUNE 15TH

MONDAYS--WEDNESDAYS--THURSDAYS--FROM 5-30PM-7PM

Location: THE LEGENDARY OAKHURST FOREST PRESERVE -- MEET AT THE MAIN PAVILLION

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SUMMER TRAINING STARTS NOW! JUST DO IT! SEE ALL OF YOU ON THE 15TH!

WITHOUT PREPARATION THERE CAN BE NO EXPECTATION!

COACHES TROY KERBER, RAY VILLA, STEVE MARTIN

GIRLS STATE

5/22/2009- At day one of the IHSA Girls State Meet Sonya Steder ended her stellar ACC career and season in the High Jump. She had a strong start, but hit a slight patch and no heighted. Sonya is definetely one of the better multi-event athletes to don the Charger uniform. Coach Kerber was quoted as saying that, "It's been a total honor to have Sonya at ACC and we know that she will go on to a great career at Benedictine University next year!" The other stalwart, junior, Natalie Perry, raced a PR in the open 200 at 26.60 but didn't advance. Kerber commented, "Her experience here will pay dividends for Natalie next year in which we think will be a great senior year!"

ACC CHARGERS GOING TO THE STATE

 FINALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5/22/2009 - ACC Track is back on the map with State qualifications for the Lady Chargers and the boys in Class 2A! On the boys' side, the Chargers have now qualified athletes or relays for the IHSA State Meet for the 17th year in a row! ACC has amassed tons of state qualifiers and All-State athletes since 1993!  The men hit paydirt in traditional fashion by qualifying in the 3200 and 1600 relays. ACC Men have had a rich tradition in those relays highlighted by a state title in 1979! ACC has also had numerous All-State appearances including 3rds in the 3200 relay in 1998, and 2003. Eric Edmonds, Nick Aloisio, David Mathew, and Brian Grismer also had a school record performance in 2004 in the 1600 relay!

Leading the way to Charleston in the 4x8 is Dan Kottkamp, Jimmy Spencer, Ben Garcia, and John Jochum. Also on that squad are sophomore Joe Reuland, junior Alan Maddock, and freshmen Alex Duncan. The 1600 relay quartet will be led by Garcia who sports a 50 flat opening leg, versatile senior Garrett McCarthy, Cisco "Kid" Carmona, and Kottkamp. A key to the 4x4 sectional race was not only a great start but also implementing fresh legs with Garrett and Cisco. McCarthy made a key move to get the inside lane and Carmona opened a gap on the Riverside-Brookfield runner to enable Kottkamp to seal the deal! Rounding out that relay are Mike Reuland, Kendall Reed, and Dhruv Patel. Both relays were runner up to 2A Power Glenbard South, one of the largest schools in 2A at 1,600 enrollment to tiny upstart ACC at 490! 

ACC LADY CHARGERS CAPTURE 2ND IN SCC! CHARGER MEN PLACE 4TH AND 3RD WITH SPLIT SQUADS!

5/20/2009- The Lady Chargers placed 2nd in the SCC Finals, which marks the 10th time in 12 years that ACC has placed in the top 3! The Lady Chargers were led by Senior All-SCC stalwart Sonya Steder who won the Long Jump title, placed 2nd in the High Jump, and was a part of the 2nd place 400 relay team. Natalie Perry had 3 second places in the 100, 200, 400 relay, and a 3rd in the 400 despite battling with a 101 degree temperature. ACC also placed 2nd in the 3200 relay with Alexis Anthony, Allison Alosio, Jacquelyn Nagel, and Anna Sestak. Sestak later took 3rd in the 1600 run!

The Charger Men placed a close 4th in the SCC on the Varsity level and the frosh-soph placed 3rd even though some key members were up on the Varsity. Leading the way for ACC were All-SCC Champs Phil Karafiat in the Pole Vault, and the 3200 relay team of Dan Kottkamp, Jimmy Spencer, Ben Garcia, and John Jochum. The 800 relay team of Garcia, Dakota Lewis, Dhruv Patel, and Jochum grabbed 2nd! Super Sophomore Joe Reuland placed 3rd in the 110 Hurdles and Cullen Rogers threw a PR in the Discus! On the Frosh-Soph level Mike Reuland netted 4 SCC Titles by winning the High Jump, 110 Hurdles, 300 Hurdles, and led off a smoking 1600 relay that destroyed the field along with brother Joe, Kendall Reed, and Shane Samuels. The 3200 relay team placed a close 2nd led by Reed, Alex Duncan, Max Abens, and Samuels. Sophomore Adam Blake took 2nd in the Discus, and freshman Mike Gulzynski 3rd in the Pole Vault.

ACC SEASON MOVES ALONG! YORKVILLE INVITE-CARLSON CLASSIC-ROCKFORD CHRISTIAN

4/27/2009 -

THE CHARGER TRACK TEAMS HAVE HAD SOME POSITIVE PERFORMANCES IN THE LAST 2 WEEKS AS THEY APPROACH THE HALFWAY POINT OF THE OUTDOOR SEASON.

THE LADY CHARGERS HAVE POSTED IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCES. IN THE RELAYS, THE FOLLOWING ATHLETES HAVE STARRED: NATALIE PERRY, SONYA STEDER, NICOLE BOHR, LAUREN BUBA, ALEXIS ANTHONY, BIANCA GUZALDO, AND JACQUELYN NAGEL IN VARIOUS COMBINATIONS. THE 4X1 AND 4X8 TEAMS WON AT YORKVILLE AND ROCKFORD. STEDER ALSO HIT THE STATE QUALIFYING MARK IN THE HIGH JUMP AT 5'02" AND PERRY IS ALSO ON THE LEADERBOARD IN THE 200. EMERGING FRESHMEN PHENOMS ANNA SESTAK AND BAILEY SHEMENSKI HAVE RUN 5:47 AND 5:59 RESPECTIVELY IN THE 1600.

ON THE BOYS' SIDE, THE TALK HAS BEEN ABOUT THE 3200 RELAY TEAM THAT WON THE TITLE AT ROCKFORD BY 20 SECONDS! THEY ALSO PERFORMED WELL AT THE YORKVILLE MEET, LOSING A CLOSE RACE TO YORKVILLE AND SCC RIVAL SAINT FRANCIS. THEY HAVE USED THE VARIED COMBINATION OF: DAN KOTTKAMP, JIMMY SPENCER, GARRETT MCCARTHY, BEN GARCIA, AND JOHN JOCHUM. ALL OF THESE ATHLETES HAVE RUN 2:07 OR UNDER AT THIS POINT OF THE EARLY SEASON! THE ACC 1600 RELAY HAS SHOWN A LOT OF DEPTH BY USING KOTTKAMP, GARCIA, MCCARTHY, JOCHUM, KENDALL REED, CISCO CARMONA, AND THE REULAND AND REULAND CONNECTION. THEY ARE NOT AN ATTORNEY FIRM, BUT TRACK ATHLETES! MIKE AND JOE HAVE ALSO BEEN RUNNING THE HURDLES AND JUMPING WELL. ANOTHER IMPRESSIVE SEASON HAS BEEN TURNED IN BY FRESHMAN ALEX DUNCAN WHO BROKE THE 5 MINUTE BARRIER IN THE 1600 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS YOUNG CAREER.

ACC RETURNS TO CHICAGO CHRISTIAN AND REKINDLES FOND MEMORIES

4/12/2009-

The ACC Charger Track teams returned to Chicago Christian H.S. for a competitive triangular meet with the Knights and current SCC rival Saint Francis. The trip to Palos Heights rekindled some great memories of past Charger performances when ACC was a former member of the PSL Conference from 1968 thru 1997 during Coach Regnier and Coach Kerber's reign with the program! At Chicago Christian's top-notch, state of the art track, memories of many great athletes emerged and served as a type of homecoming for Coach Kerber since ACC has not competed there since 1997. In what was considered one of the greatest years in the rich history of PSL Track, ACC led the way with the likes of Erasmo Navar and Coach Ray Villa. Navar ran 49 for the 400 and placed 2nd in the state that year and also had an all-state performance in the 200! Coach Ray Villa was part of an ACC contingent that earned all-state honors in the 3200 relay! Almost every event that year was represented in the finals by a PSL school and athlete.

On to the meet: Wheaton St. Francis was late getting there and missed the 3200 relay, but, nonetheless, competed very well. Their boys team won the meet with 71 points, ACC had 61 and Chicago Christian had 45. Girls scores were not made available as of the posting of this article. ACC, which was just starting spring break, was a little depleted. However, they still posted encouraging performances. The ever improving Joe Reuland won 3 events the 110 Hurdles, 300 Hurdles and the High Jump! Cisco Carmona won the 400, Adam Blake the Discus, and the 1600 relay team of Ben Garcia, Kendall Reed, Dan Kottkamp, and John Jochum rolled! Other top finishes were turned in by 2nd place finishers Jimmy Spencer (3200 and 1600 runs), Blake in the Shot Put, Jochum in the 800, and the frosh-soph 3200 relay of Reed, Shane Samuels, Max Abens, and German Arroyo. Dan Kottkamp took 3rd in the 800 and Ben Garcia took the same place in the 100. 

The Lady Chargers, who were extremely depleted, competed well. Natalie Perry won the 200, placed 2nd in the 100, and was part of the 1st place 1600 relay team along with NIcole Bohr, Jacquelyn Nagel, and Sonya Steder, who opened with a 65 leg! Other top finishes were posted by Bohr in the 800, Jordan Clifton in the Shot Put, and Bailey Shemenski in the 3200 and 1600 runs. Next season, ACC,Wheaton St. Francis, and Chicago Christian will be reunited in the newly formed Suburban Christian Conference!

ACC COMPETES WELL AT THE SAINT VIATOR INVITATIONAL

4/7/2009 -

Both Charger teams competed at the the 1st annual Saint Viator Invitational held at Harper College in Palatine on Saturday. The Chargers competed well despite having competed at the 7 team Plano Meet on Thursday night, which was in the freezing rain and didn't end until 9:30pm. The Charger Boys and Girls both placed 2nd of 6 teams and remarkably amassed identical team scores of 131 points! The Boys were led by the ever improving Sophomore Thrower Adam Blake who won the Shot in a PR of 36"06". Mario Alaniz placed 2nd. Cullen Rogers placed 3rd in the Discus.  Blake crossed down to the Sophomore level and also took a title in the Discus! Sophomore Jimmy Spencer won the the 3200 run in a strategic 10:36 drafting off of a Lion runner and unleashing a furious kick in the last 250 meters! Spencer also placed 2nd in the 1600. Sophomore Joe Reuland also captured a title in the High Jump clearing 5'10". Another top finish was posted by the 1600 relay team of Ben Garcia, Cisco Carmona, Dhruv Patel, and Garrett McCarthy as well as the 3200 relay team of Dan Kottkamp, Kendall Reed, Alex Duncan, and John Jochum. Duncan and Reed crossed down to the Sophomore Level by taking titles in the 1600 and 400 respectively!  The Lady Chargers took titles in the 400 relay with Katie Colyer, Sonya Steder, Lauren Buba, and Natalie Perry and the 1600 relay team of Alexis Anthony, Buba,and Perry! Perry also placed 2nd in the 400 and took a strong 3rd in the 200, running 26.7. The 3200 relay team of Anna Sestak, Allison Aloisio, Meghan Kelly, and Katie Lavery placed 2nd. Sestak later placed 3rd in the 1600 run. Steder and Ashley Wilk placed 2-3 in the High Jump. Freshmen Kaitlin Rosa and Jordan Clifton placed 3-4 in the Shot Put and Mayra Garcia was 4th in the Discus! Freshman Bailey Shemenski took 3rd in the 3200 run. Colyer and Aloisio crossed down and took titles in the 200, and 1600 respectively! There was no Pole Vault competition held at this particular event, the ACC vaulters are waiting in the wings for the next meet!

ACC SLATED FOR THE GLENBARD SOUTH SECTIONAL

4/3/2009 -

As most already know, Both ACC’s boys and girls teams will be competing at the 2A Glenbard South Sectional during IHSA’s inaugural year of the three-class track system! Both Charger teams have great chances to qualify for a berth at the state meet in Charleston!

The girls will compete on May 15^th against Fenton, Elmwood Park, Nazareth, Ridgewood, Riverside-Brookfield, Trinity, Guerin, and St. Joseph of Westchester and the host, Glenbard South. They will also see the familiar faces of competitors from IMSA, Rosary, Montini, Wheaton Academy, and St. Francis.

The boys will face off on May 22^nd against Fenton, Kennedy, Little Village, Elmwood Park, Nazareth, Ridgewood, Guerin, Riverside-Brookfield, and St. Joseph of Westchester. Conference foes Montini and St. Francis will also be in attendance along with familiar teams from IMSA and Wheaton Academy and, host, Glenbard South.

Anyone who is finishes top two in the sectional will automatically qualify for state along with anyone who meets the qualifying mark. Qualifying times for the State Meet can be found on the left hand panel.

PERRY AND THE ACC DMR'S HEAD TO THE

ILLINOIS PREP TOP TIMES INVITATIONAL!

3/26/2009- ACC will be represented at the IPTT Invitational Indoor State Meet for the 18th year in a row! Like the many ACC athletes before them, ACC will be sending a contingent of athletes to Top Times at Illinois Wesleyan University this weekend. Natalie Perry was invited to compete in the Girls 2A 400. Perry will be part of a well balanced field that includes Libby O'Brien of Glenbard South who has clocked a 59. On day two, ACC will once again be a part of the Distance Medley Relay competition pitted against predominantly 3A schools. Out of the 21 schools competing, ACC will be of a few 2A relays entered in the field. In 2008, the Lady Chargers placed a strong 5th and the boys placed a respectable 11th. Competing in the DMR has become a tradition for ACC the past few years.  The probable line-ups for the Lady Chargers are Natalie Perry, Alexis Anthony, Nicole Bohr, and Anna Sestak. Alison Alosio, and Lauren Buba round out the Lady Chargers pool of runners. For the boys, the probable line-up will be Dan Kottkamp, either John Jochum or Garrett McCarthy, Ben Garcia, and Jimmy Spencer at the 1600 anchor. Rounding out the pool of runners are Alex Duncan and John Cisneros. ACC will compete against the likes of Geneva, Dundee Crown, Waubonsee Valley, Schaumburg, Conant and others. Again, ACC finds itself in a David vs Goliath situation; ACC has been there before, so get your sling shots ready and some giants may fall!

ACC, PERRY, SPENCER AND COMPANY

SHINE WITH PR'S AT THE BYRON INDOOR

INVITE

3/23/2009-

The Chargers had some very positive performances at the 17 team Byron Invite on Saturday! The Lady Chargers started the day on a high note led by Natalie Perry's Individual title in the 400 with a winning time and PR of 60.8! Perry also placed 2nd in the 200 and the 55 with a PR of 7.4. Fab Freshman Anna Sestak ran a PR 800 split of 2:38 to open the 3200 relay and later ran a PR of 6:13 in the 1600. According to Coach Kerber, "Anna has just barely started structured training and the more she trains and races the better she will become!" Also running seasonal bests were Jacquelyn Nagel and Meghan Kelly. Soph Allison "Triple A" Alosio made her seasonal debut after recovering from surgery and raced strong! There were many other PR'S! Multi-talented Lauren Buba ran her 1st 400 split in the 1600 relay, finishing in 1:06. Frosh Katie Colyer ran the 400 in 1:06, Dorothy Allisom made her debut in the pole vault, and Alexis Anthony and Nicole Bohr both medaled in the 800. 

The Charger boys' PR parade was led by Sophomore stand-out Jimmy Spencer with a 4:47 in the 1600. Spencer ran tough against the likes of race winner Nick Schrader of DeKalb and Class 2A All-Stater Matt Gilmer of Sycamore. Frosh Alex Duncan ran a PR in the 1600 with a 5:10. Junior Ben Garcia blazed a 53.4 split in his opening leg of the 1600 relay! Dhruv Patel made his debut in the same event and ran a 57. Cisco Carmona ran a PR of 56. The Double Trouble Twins Mike and Joe Reuland both ran PR's in the 55 Hurdles with 8.4 and 8.6 respectively! Sophomore Max Abens ran a PR of 2:18 in the 800, and Mario Alaniz closed out the PR parade with a toss of 36' 7.75" in the Shot Put. A seasonal best performance was turned in by senior Phil Karafiat in the pole vault, cresting over 11'00." Expect  improvement from all 85 team members as they start the outdoor season!

ACC STEPS UP AT PROVISO EAST RELAYS

3/16/2009-

The ACC Boys and Girls Track teams competed well again at the Proviso East Relays! The Chargers went into the meet missing 4 to 5 key athletes; yet those who competed rose to the challenge! The Boys placed 3rd of 12 teams and edged out Elgin and Proviso East and only trailed Jacobs by a mere 3 pts. ACC as usual was the smallest school competing but you wouldn't know it by the way they responded. Leading the way was individual winner Soph Jimmy Spencer who took the mile in a PR of 4:50. Spencer remained in a front pack of 3 the entire race until only Ricardo Mancha of Elgin and him remained. Mancha tried to shake Spencer on laps 6 and 7, and then made a move with 150 meters left, Spencer responded and won in a thrilling stretch battle to the finish! Other highlights were Paul Beeler making his ACC debut by taking 2nd in the Triple Jump in 37'00". Allen Maddock place 4th. Jumpin Joe Reuland took 2nd in the High Jump in 5'-08" and Garrett McCarthy placed a close 4th in the 800 after leading the race the 1st 3 laps in 2:07.8. ACC had a slew of relays place including the 3200 relay team of Adam Miller, Max Abens, Max Sepulveda, and Shane Samuel. The 800 relay of Cisco Carmona, Dominic Krachtus, Luis Hizo, and Dakota Lewis placed as well as the 1600 relay of John Jochum, Carmona, Abens, and Kendall Reed. The Lady Chargers placed 4th and were led by Sonya Steder and Ashley Wilk going 2-3 in the High Jump. Natalie Perry taking 3rd in the 55 m dash, Steder placing 3rd in the Long Jump. Bianca Guzaldo and Wilk going 3-4 in the Triple Jump. The relays were led by Bailey Shemenski, Anna Sestak, Jenny Gulzynski, and Megan Kelly in the 3200 relay, Katie Colyer, Jennifer Brouch, Wilk, and Nicole Bohr in the 800 relay.  The Co-Ed relays all placed with Manny Sauceda, Jaclyn Nagel, Alex Dincan, and Nicole Bohr placing 3rd in the 3200 relay. The 800 relay had Natalie Perry, Sonya Steder, Ben Garcia, and Mike Gulzynski, and the 1600 relay had Garcia opening with a 54.8 split, Perry running a 62, followed by McCarthy, and Bohr. All in all a great effort as our athletes continue to get in shape for the outdoors!

  ACC OPENS THE SEASON AT THE AURORA CITY INDOOR INVITE!

3/8/2009-

The ACC Charger Track teams opened their competitve seasons in style with some positive early season performances against the other high schools from the Aurora area!  The Lady Chargers opened Friday night. They started off with a great race against Waubonsie Valley in the 3200 relay. Natalie Perry opened up with a 2:35 split and a sizeable lead. The lead held until the 3rd leg when the two teams went nip and tuck with Waubonsie Valley edging ACC at the tape. Jacquelyn Nagel, Nicole Bohr, and Alexis Anthony joined Perry in the relay. Sonya Steder (5'-00") and Ashley Wilk (4'-10") had solid performances in the High Jump. Other top performances included Steder in the Long Jump, in addition to Perry and Steder going 2-3 in the 200. Perry also claimed a 3rd in the 55 meter dash in 7.4. Lauren Buba medaled in the 55 hurdles. Kaitlin Rosa and Jordan Clifton made their high school debuts in the Shot Put, and the distance trio of Bailey Shemenski, Anna Sestak, and Jenny Gulzynski ran well in the 3200. The 800 and 1600 relays placed top 3 with Perry, Steder, Victoria Zapata, and Anthony in the 800 and Anthony, Nagel, Bohr, and Bianca Guzaldo in the 1600. In the Frosh-Soph relays, strong performances were turned in by Katie Colyer, Jennifer Brouch, Megan Sickle, and Wilk.

The Charger men were led by 800 specialists Garrett McCarthy and John Jochum who went 2-3 in the 800. McCarthy and Jochum took out the 1st 200 in 29 with McCarthy right on race winner Matt Havlak (2:02 Waubonsie). McCarthy followed in 2:07 with Jochum in 2:09. Other medalists were Jimmy Spencer and John Cisneros in the 3200 run, 5th in 11:02 and 6th in 11:10, respectively. Later in the meet, Spencer placed 5th in the 1600 in 5:02. Mike Reuland and Matt Hearne took 4th and 5th in the 55 Hurdles. Joe Reuland placed 5th in the High Jump. The 800 relay team placed 4th, led by Ben Garcia, Dhruv Patel, Cisco Carmona, and Kendall Reed. The 1600 relay team took 3rd and was led by Garcia, McCarthy, Jochum, and Reed. In the Frosh-Soph relays, strong performances were turned in by Mike Gulzynski, Luis Hizo, Dominic Krachtus, Max Abens, Max Sepulveda, and Nolan McCue.

CHARGER TRACK TEAMS BEGIN

WHAT COULD BE PROMISING SEASONS!

3/3/2009 -

The ACC Boys and Girls Track Teams have started the 2009 season with a total of 82 athletes in the program! The latest edition of ACC Track bolsters a nice combination of experienced upperclassmen to go with some talented newcomers on both squads.  The Lady Chargers boast the return of some stellar stand-outs, led by all-purpose runner junior Natalie Perry. According to Coach Troy Kerber, "Perry has the potential to state qualify this year in at least 3 events. She is capable of running sub 2:20 for the 800, sub 60 for the 400, and sub 27 for the 200! She will also be part of a 3200 relay team that could continue the great tradition of Charger 3200 relay teams! A SUB 10?" Also returning to that relay are sophomores Alexis Anthony, who, like Perry, has unbelievable range of racing, Jacquelyn Nagel, and the front runner for the next spot could be the ever improving Nicole Bohr! Also adding to the 800-1600 depth will be Sophomore Allison Alosio, senior Meghan Kelly, and freshman Anna Sestak. In the 3200-1600 look for promise from top freshmen Bailey Shemenski, Amanda Contreras, and Jenny Gulzynski. The sprints will be led by seniors Sonya Steder and Victoria Zapata. These two, along with Perry and Anthony will be a returning 800 relay team that could go sub 1:49! Adding depth to the sprints and relays will be freshmen Katie Colyer, Ashley Wilk, Jennifer Brouch, and Bianca Guzaldo. The jumps will be led by Steder and Wilk with Guzaldo in the Pole Vault.  Hurdles are led by junior Lauren Buba, senior Emily Kawa, and Megan Sickle. The throwers feature 9 athletes and have a tremendous upside. They are led by senior Mayra Garcia, sophomore Jessica Wesley, and top freshmen Kaitlin Rosa, and Jordan Clifton. The girls are capable of becoming a force at the SCC Finals, the Glenbard South Sectional, and the Class 2A State Finals!

The boys are led by top returnee Anthony Kelley in the High Jump and Hurdles. According to Coach Troy Kerber, "Kelley is capable of eclipsing the 6'-06" mark in the High Jump!" Other returnees in the hurdles and jumps are Mike and Joe Reuland along with 300 meter hurdle specialist junior Matt Hearne. Senior Phil Karafiat returns looking for success in the Pole Vault after ascending 12'-00" in summer training!  ACC has had a great tradition in the middle distance and distances and will be led by "Super Sophomore" Jimmy Spencer in the 3200 and 1600. According to Coach Kerber, "Jimmy has a tremendous work ethic that will continue to take him to the next level! He is capable of running sub 10 for the 3200!" Also running the 3200 will be junior John Cisneros and freshman Alex Duncan who both had a great winter of training.  Other top returnees include 800 specialists John Jochum (2:05 PR),  Garrett McCarthy (sub 2:03), and, top newcomer, junior Manny Sauceda.  A marquee relay could be the 4x400, which has many potential candidates!  Added depth in the 800 & 400 will be led by potential sub 52 guy Ben Garcia along with sophomores Kendall Reed, Max Abens, and Nolan McCue. The lower sprints are led by seniors Dhruv Patel and Cisco Carmona. Also, look for junior Dakota Lewis to go along with Garcia in the sprint relays. Freshman Mike Gulzynski and sophomores Dominic Khractus, Louis LaRocco, and Luis Hizo also add depth to the program! The throwers are led by top returnee junior Jason Marchis (Shot Put 50'-00"), Mario Alaniz, and top sophomore, Adam Blake.  The boys team is a force in the making! By the end of the year they could be strong in the SCC, the Glenbard South Sectional, and State!