Week 4 Ballers

Andrew Brozovic/Bryan McNitt/Mason Maze (LWE)

The Griffins' trio of McNitt (11 goals), Maze (10 goals) and Brozovic (9 goals) led a balanced attack as Lincoln-Way East went 4-0 over the weekend to claim the St Patrick Tournament title. Maze also scored 4 times and McNitt scored 2 goals in a 14-10 win over Stagg earlier in the week.

Danny Stumpf/Tim Evely (York)

Evely and Stumpf combined to score 21 goals for the Dukes as they earned a pair of high profile draws with Fenwick and St Ignatius at their own tournament over the weekend.

Luke Santefort/Travis Tanner (H-F)

Tanner racked up 14 goals and Santefort made 40 saves and was named Tournament MVP as the Vikings went 3-1 to end the weekend in second place at the St Patrick Tournament.

Michael Krueger (New Trier)

Krueger led the Trevians' offense with 9 scores as the squad went 2-2 at the York Tournament. He tallied 3 key goals in New Trier's 13-12 overtime win over the hosts.

Nick Oleinik (Mundelein)

Oleinik totaled 14 goals as the Mustangs finished the York Tournament with an impressive 3-1 record. He recorded 5 goals and 9 steals in Mundelein's 12-4 win over Fenwick on Saturday afternoon.Nick Oleinik totaled 5 goals and 13 steals while Matt Schaedel scored 4 times in the Mustangs' 16-1 win over Palatine.

Shane Hughes (St Ignatius)

Hughes led all scorers with 21 goals as the Wolfpack ended the weekend in second place at the York Tournament. He also scored 6 goals in both of the team's championship round games. Earlier in the week, he celebrated his birthday with an 8-goal performance in a win over Loyola and also put in 7 goals in a 12-5 victory over St Patrick.

GIRLS

Allison Travetto/Lauren Burns (Stevenson)

Travetto led all scorers at the Fenwick Tournament with 23 goals while Burns allowed just 18 goals in four games as the Patriots finished in second place at the event after posting a 3-1 record.

Clare Durkin/Kelly Frumkin (Fenwick)

Durkin and Frumkin combined to score 13 goals over the weekend at the Fenwick Tournament as the Friars won their own event. Both players scored 2 key goals in a pair of one goal victories over New Trier and Stevenson.

Diana Fernandez (St Ignatius)

Fernandez led the Wolfpack offense with 15 goals to help her squad finish the Fenwick Tournament with a 3-1 record.

Emma Jeronimus (Fremd)

Jeronimus made 12 saves in the Vikings' 11-6 victory over Conant on Tuesday before stopping 17 shots and allowing just one goal in Fremd's 8-1 triumph over Schaumburg the following night.

Jill Mueller/Paulina Correa (Mother McAuley)

Correa totaled 11 goals and Mueller scored 8 times as the Mighty Macs went 2-1-1 and finished in third place at the Fenwick Tournament. Correa also tallied 3 scores and Mueller put in 2 goals in an 11-3 win over Sandburg earlier in the week.