Woodstock North Volleyball Remains Undefeated, Moves to 10-0 in KRC

BREAKING: Woodstock North’s girls volleyball team achieved a remarkable milestone, defeating Johnsburg with scores of 25-17 and 25-23 to improve their record to 10-0 in the Kishwaukee River Conference (KRC) on Monday. The Thunder (15-5 overall) showcased their dominance with standout performances from key players, making this victory one to remember.

Gabby Schefke led the charge with an impressive 16 assists, alongside four kills and two blocks. Maddie Sofie contributed significantly with five digs and two aces, while Jenna Johnson added seven kills. This win underscores Woodstock North’s status as a powerhouse in the KRC, raising excitement among fans as they continue their unbeaten streak.

Meanwhile, Richmond-Burton also clinched a victory over Woodstock, winning 25-15 and 25-17. Dani Hopp shone for the Rockets (19-6, 9-1) with eight kills, bolstering their position in the conference standings. The Blue Streaks (8-17, 3-7) struggled to keep pace in this matchup, highlighting the competitive nature of the KRC.

In other volleyball action, Marengo triumphed over Plano with scores of 25-22 and 27-25, while Marian Central secured a close victory against Winnebago, winning 25-21 and 25-22. The day concluded with Sandwich defeating Harvard, emphasizing the fierce competition across the league.

In boys soccer, Richmond-Burton defeated Woodstock 2-1 at Woodstock, with Trey Maziarz and Johann Boentges scoring for the Rockets (13-6-1). This victory secured them third place in the KRC Tournament, adding to the excitement of the day.

Switching to girls flag football, McHenry dominated Grayslake North with a score of 52-6, as Brooklyn Anderson threw five touchdown passes. This playoff-opening win propels McHenry (12-4) into the next round, showcasing their offensive prowess and solidifying their position as a formidable contender in the postseason.

Dundee-Crown edged out Belvidere North 12-7 in a thrilling regional opener, while Round Lake eliminated Harvard 36-0, ending their season. Hampshire also advanced with a narrow 13-6 victory over Prairie Ridge, showing the intensity of playoff competition.

In girls tennis, Johnsburg defeated Antioch 4-3, with Lexi Dercole and Summer Toussaint securing a vital win at No. 1 doubles. This victory reflects the Skyhawks’ competitive spirit as they continue to push for success in their matches.

WHAT’S NEXT: Fans can look forward to the next round of volleyball matches as teams vie for playoff positions, while flag football teams continue their quest for championship glory. Stay tuned for more updates on these exciting developments in local sports.