Boys Water Polo

Prospect gets past Wheeling

Posted March 11, 2013 4:11 pm

Daily Herald report

Prospects Nathanael Ginnodo, center, tries to get the ball from Wheelings Dave Modlin, left, during MSL East play at Wheeling on Monday night. Patrick Kunzer/pkunzer@dailyherald.com

Prospect picked up what could be a key victory over one of the traditionally stronger boys water polo programs in the Mid-Suburban East topping Wheeling 11-8 on Monday.

Nathanael Ginnodo had 4 goals to lead the Knights (3-3, 1-1), and Cameron Mauer had 3.

Mike Godley had 4 goals and Lukasz Szczepaniec 3 for Wheeling (0-6, 0-2).

Hersey d. Rolling Meadows: George Vladimirov scored 6 goals and Connor Reynolds had 5 to help the visiting Huskies to a 15-4 victory over Rolling Meadows in MSL East play.

Girls soccer

Brittany Reinhart assisted on Sarah Kozlowski’s first-half goal and scored one herself with an assist from Jenna Eaker in the second half to help host Schaumburg past Bartlett 2-0 in a nonconference girls soccer season opener.

Tressa Palcheck made 2 saves in goal for the Saxons.

Girls water polo

Palatine got single goals from Caroline Wojtas, Rachel Chumbook, Bianca Castaneda and Ashley Theis, but Karrie Kokozar had 7 goals as the Mustangs rolled 17-4. Kim Butler made 13 saves in goal for the Pirates.

Prospects Michael Morikado advances the ball action at Wheeling on Monday night. Patrick Kunzer/pkunzer@dailyherald.com

Prospects Carter Mau, left, tries to avoid Wheelings Lukasz Szczepaniec, right, compete Monday at Wheeling. Patrick Kunzer/pkunzer@dailyherald.com

Prospects Nathanael Ginnodo (dark cap) battles Wheelings Lukas Szczepaniec, right, for control of the ball at Wheeling on Monday. Patrick Kunzer/pkunzer@dailyherald.com

Wheelings Igor Drab, left, and goalie Noah Ihde, center, prepare for an incoming Prospect shot during MSL East play Monday at Wheeling. Patrick Kunzer/pkunzer@dailyherald.com

Prospects Devin Checuga, left, and Wheelings Kyle Noel battle for control of the ball on Monday at Wheeling. Patrick Kunzer/pkunzer@dailyherald.com

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