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Titan of the month: Jack Healy

Titan of the month: Jack Healy

Georgia Arvanitis, co-sports editor
November 6, 2015

Finishing his last football season of high school, senior Jack Healy reflects on his time as a South athlete. What is your favorite part of football? “Being a part of a family. I love all the guys...

KLAPACZ KILLS: Jumping in the air, senior captain Cory Klapacz spikes the ball over the net. The Titans beat Evanston with a score of 25-17 and 25-20 on Oct. 27. GBS played Evanston five times this season, beating them four times and losing once.

Woman’s volleyball falls to Loyola in regionals

Cassidy Jackson, ass. sports editor
November 6, 2015

The women’s volleyball team ended their season on Oct. 29 against Loyola in the regional finals with a score of 16-25 and 16-25. According to senior captain Cory Klapacz, despite the loss, playoffs and...

STARTING SWIMMERS: Taking their mark on the blocks, sophomore Bella Del Muro and freshman Kate Solemn prepare to swim alongside GBN athletes in the dual meet against GBN. The team is currently 1-3, with GBN being their only win so far this season.

Women’s swimming beats GBN due to disqualification

Cassidy Jackson, asst. sports editor
October 2, 2015

The women’s swim team kicked off their season with an overall record of 1-3, after losing to Deerfield (80-101), Fremd (77-109) and Highland Park (79-107). The team’s first win of the season was a...

Reaching for an overhead, junior Nikol Blinov prepares for a swing during warm-up. (right) The Titans beat Maine South with a final score of 4-3 on Sept. 25. The Titans hold an overall record of 6-7.

Women’s tennis works to adjust to new team dynamic

Carolyn Kuhn, Staff reporter
October 2, 2015

The 2015 varsity women’s tennis team hopes to work hard and keep their heads held high throughout the meets, according to junior Captain Sophie Hensley. Hensley acknowledges that the team is relatively...

TOUCHDOWNS FOR DAYS: After scoring a touchdown, Jack Healy (#17), senior wide receiver celebrates with teammates, including senior quarterback Daniel Jenkins (#18). The Titans beat Niles West  56-34. Other scorers included senior Captain Ryan Janczak with four touchdowns, senior fullback Calvin Sailer with two and senior Captain Owen Boyle with one.

Football looks to improve blocking on the perimeter

Samantha Casey, co-sports editor
October 2, 2015

The football team has started off their season with a record of 3-2. Head coach Mike Noll attributes some of the early losses to playing a different and more difficult schedule than in years past. Noll...

BUMP, SET, SPIKE: Jumping into mid-air, junior Zimmie Frerichs sets up to spike a ball against Waukegan on Sept. 16. The Titans won with a final score of 25-6 and 25-12.

Women’s volleyball looks to strengthen unity

Georgia Arvanitis, Co-sports editor
October 2, 2015

With a current record of 6-11, the women’s volleyball team looks to improve their overall record and compete well in conference, according to head coach Katie Hoover. A few changes have been made to...

GOGGLE GAL: Running around a Lake Forest defender, junior defender Megan Dillon looks to pass to a teammate. At the end of the game the score was tied 2-2 and the Titans lost in overtime to the reigning state champions 3-2.

Field hockey starts off season with a win over Stevenson

Sophie, asst. sports editor
October 2, 2015

The field hockey team amassed a record of 7-5. According to head coach Tom Rosenbaum, the team is working their way through every game in order to advance further in the playoffs this season. While the...


ADAMOPOLOUS IN THE AIR: Warming up for the game against Palatine, senior goalie Perry Adamopolous dives to save a shot on goal. The Titans are 7-6-2 so far this season.

Men’s socceer aims to perform well in playoffs

Hannah Mason, co-editor-in-chief
October 2, 2015

The men’s soccer team aspires to place first in the south division of conference, a goal they haven’t achieved since 1984, this season, according to head coach Seong Bong Ha. The past few years the...

Fame does not excuse fair prosecution

Hannah Mason, co-editor-in-chief
October 2, 2015

I’ll start off by saying that I love the Chicago Blackhawks. Three Stanley cups, six years, dynasty. If you live in the city of Chicago and don’t like the Blackhawks, are you really a true Chicagoan?...

Mens Water polo ends season with a loss to New Trier

Men’s Water polo ends season with a loss to New Trier

Jonathan Lee, staff writer
June 11, 2015

Finishing the regular season with a strong second place finish in conference, the men’s water polo team looked to succeed in sectionals and state. However, their post season came to an end after a 12-8...

Baseball leads conference, mentally prepares for playoffs

Baseball leads conference, mentally prepares for playoffs

HANNAH MASON, co-editor-in-chief
May 29, 2015

The men’s baseball team is currently tied for first with Evanston Township and New Trier for the conference title. Winning conference was a season-long goal for the Titans, and they are now shifting...

Men’s volleyball aims to reduce errors, improve consistency

Men’s volleyball aims to reduce errors, improve consistency

Samantha Casey, Co- Sports Editor
May 29, 2015

The men’s volleyball team looks to finish their season by making the sectional tournament, according to head coach Tim Monahan. The team was in second place in conference behind New Trier with an 8-2...

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