Fillies top North Stars

Barrington's depth proved to be too much in a matchup with a quality girls swimming team from St. Charles North.

The host Fillies won two relays to earn a 103-83 victory over the North Stars.

Kim Steelman was a double-winner in individual events for Barrington.

Steelman won the 200-yard freestyle (1:59.59) and the 100 butterfly (100.78).

Emily Fogle competed on the Fillies' winning medley relay (1:52.37), joined Steelman on the winning 200 free relay (1:46.22), and came up a winner individually in the 100 breaststroke (1:05.85).

Other winners for Barrington included Sara Fogle in the 500 free and on the 200 free relay, Victoria Waring, Anne Jacobsen and Sam Simon on the 200 medley relay, and Jenna Nagle on the 200 free relay.

Girls volleyball

The third-place match of the Maine East Invite came down to a battle between the two "Maines".

South topped West 25-21, 25-17 as the Warriors finished the tourney with a 2-3 record.

Alise Tupuritis (31 kills) and Amanda Knipp (30 kills) were top attackers for West (5-6) in its five matches while Mary Kusner added 15 kills and 17 blocks.

"We're playing with a more sophisticated attack," said West coach Randy Tiller. "Mary Kusner is developing more shots and for the first time she had more kills than blocks in match.

"Amanda has returned from an ankle injury and Alise (Tupuritis) is recovering from a knee injury."

Maria Rozo served 8 aces fort he Warriors, followed by Liz Freeman (7), Michelle Obillo (5) and Emily Ott (3).

"This was a great experience for the team," Tiller said. "We showed that we are competitive with very strong teams. We broadened our range of attack and dug the floor better than we have in previous matches.

"It all comes as we move into the conference portion of our schedule. We face a strong Glenbrook North team on Monday night."