High School Sports

Area Roundup: Sept. 25

By From Staff Reports

BOYS SOCCER

Benet 3, Marian Catholic 0: Kyle Kenagy scored twice and David Diltz added a goal to lead Benet (9-2-0, 4-0 East Suburban Christian).

Waubonsie Valley 3, Bartlett 1: Waubonsie Valley was powered by two goals from Jon Braun and a goal by Sohum Buch.

BOYS GOLF

Benet 155, Waubonsie Valley 162: Alex Bassetto and Nick Schanzer each carded a 38 to help Benet earn a victory.

GIRLS GOLF

Benet 166, Marian Catholic 190: Isabella Abdullah earned the medal with a 39.

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