New Trier Township High School District 203

Trevs move on in state tournament with win over Conant

New Trier defeated Conant 26-1 on Thursday. The Trevs controlled the midfield and played strong transition defense to slow down the Cougars. Conant never backed down though and as a first year varsity program, showed they have a lot to build on for next season. New Trier will play Glenbard West at 7 pm on Monday, May 21 at Fremd. The Hilltoppers scored two late goals to break a 15-15 tie, defeating Libertyville 17-16.

New Trier finishes up regular season with win over Hinsdale Central

   

Trevs run past Broncos 

 

After losing in overtime, Trevs rebound by defeating the defending Ohio Division 1 and Division 2 state champions

The players and coaches knew that playing three of Ohio's top programs, all teams that have won state championships, would be great preparation for the state tournament. They just didn't expect having to face all of them in one day. New Trier started the weekend playing host New Albany on Friday night, but lightning and thunderstorms postponed the game with the score 8-8 in the second half. The game would be finished after the Trevians played Sycamore and Medina on Saturday. On Saturday morning, NewTrier started out strong against Sycamore, going up 6-2, but they let the Aves back into the game. The Trevs led 12-11 with just over a minute remaining, but Sycamore scored to force overtime. In sudden death overtime, New Trier got possession of the ball but their shot went wide of the cage, and Sycamore came down and scored to win 13-12. Against Medina, New Trier controlled the game from the beginning, handling the Bees zone/man combination defense that also faceguared Kelsey Murray. The Trevs never trailed and defeated the defending Division 1 state champions 14-9. After a twenty minute break, the Trevs came out to finish their game against New Albany. New Trier went up 10-8 after winning the first three draws and controlled the tempo of the game. After New Albany scored to make it 10-9, the defense stiffened and shut down the Eagles. New Trier scored again to make it 11-9 with two minutes left, but New Albany didn't back down and the defense held strong until the Eagles finally scored with five seconds left in the game, giving New Trier an 11-10 win over the defending Division 2 state champions. The coaches were very proud of the effort and determination the team displayed.

Trevs go undefeated in conference with win over Evanston

New Trier defeated rival Evanston 25-0 and finished 6-0 in the Central Suburban League. The Trevians (15-1) will face Hinsdale Central on Thursday at 6:30 pm on Senior Night.

Comeback falls short against Loyola

The Trevians went up 2-0, but after Loyola tied up the game 2-2, the Ramblers outscored the Trevians 6-1 to take a 8-3 halftime lead. The biggest goal was when New Trier turned the ball over in front of their own goal with six seconds left in the half and Loyola found the back of the net. In the second half, New Trier scored two goals to cut into the lead, but the Ramblers answred back to make it 10-5 with 18 minutes left. The Trevians played tremendous defense and won some key draws to control the ball and rally back to make it 11-10 with just over a minute left. Loyola won the draw and strated to stall it out. New Trier was able to force a turnover, but with only four seconds left in the game and time ran out. Loyola (14-3) will face Sacred Heart Michigan on Saturday. New Trier (14-1) will host Evanston on Tuesday and Hinsdale Central on Thursday, before traveling to Ohio for three games next weekend.

New Trier controls the draws and the Spartans in conference win

The Trevians went up 8-0, en route to a 16-2 win over Glenbrook North. After losing the first draw, New Trier was able to grab 16 of the next 21 draws, and held possession most of the game against a very athletic, but young midfield for the Spartans. New Trier (14-0) will host the defending state champions, Loyola Academy, in one of the most anticipated games of the season. The game will be at 6 pm in the stadium.

Trevians top Mason at Windy City Classic

The Trevians remain perfect against Ohio schools this season. After falling behind 2-0, New Trier didn't let Mason take another lead in the game and defeated the Comets 15-6. The defense put tremendous pressure on the ball and caused several turnovers that led to a string of fast break goals in the first half that put the Trevians in control of the game. New Trier also defeated Neuqua Valley 15-3 during action at the Windy City Classic. The Trevians (13-0) play at Glenbrook North on Tuesday at 5:00 pm, and then host Loyola Academy on Friday at 6:00 pm.

New Trier tops Glenbrook South in Cancer Game

The Titans played the Trevians very tough for the first 12 minutes of the game, holding New Trier to a 2-1 lead. It wasn't until Katy Weeks found Meg Rosinski for a goal at 13:06 that the Trevs started to pull away. New Trier then scored five goals in just over four minutes, en route to a 12-1 halftime lead. Glenbrook South came out and responded with two goals, and played the Trevs strong for the remainder of the game, but New Trier went on to a convincing 18-6 win. Both teams were playing to raise money for brain cancer programs and research, and the energy and enthusiasm from both teams was evident throughout the game. The Titans (7-4) will play the Wisconsin state champions Arrowhead on Friday at the Windy City Classic at 5 pm. The Trevs (11-0) will host Mason, OH at 11 am on Saturday in their next game.

Trevs remain undefeated with win over Minnesota State Champs Blake School

New Trier trailed Blake 2-1, but scored eight unanswered goals and never trailed again, winning 15-8 over the Bears. Kelsey Murray fed to Charlotte McGuire, who ripped a shot past the goalie to break the tie at 15:45.  The Trevian defense stiffened against a very talented Blake team, that featured Harvard bound Meghan Bauer and Lydia Sutton, both top 10 players to watch in Minnesota. New Trier held the Bears scoreless for over 18 minutes in the first half, en route to a 10-4 halftime lead. Blake never backed down and was able to get back into the game, making it 11-7 with 15:07 left in the game. After calling timeout, the Trevians slowed the pace of the game, scoring on two long offensive possesions to make it 13-7 with five minutes left in the game. Blake scored their final goal with 4:19 left, but New Trier won every draw for the rest of the game to prevent a comeback. New Trier dominated time of possession by winning 19 of the 25 draws and controlling 20 ground balls. Meg Rosinksi had four ground balls, forced three turnovers and grabbed three draws, while Katy Weeks had three ground balls and six draw controls. The offense had a balanced attack, with seven different players scoring goals, including a career high four goals by Gini Pera. Murray had seven assists to go with four goals also.

New Trier remains undefeated in conference play

The Trevians had a balanced attack in their 20-0 win over Highland Park to go 3-0 in CSL play. New Trier will prepare for their Midwest showdown against Blake on Saturday.

Trevians hold off second half comeback for win over Lake Forest

New Trier scored first, but the Scouts answered back to make it 2-1, led by junior Duke commit Izzy Montagne. The Trevs were able to grab the lead back and made it 7-4 at half, but in the second half, Lake Forest hung around and was able to mount a comeback trailing 11-5 with three unanswered goals to make it 11-8 with just over eight minutes left in the game. New Trier was able to control the ball in the final minutes to win 13-8. The Trevians (8-0) will play Highland Park on Wednesday and then travel to Madison to play the Minnesota state champions, Blake School, ranked #3 in the Midwest by Laxmagazine.com.

New Trier and Glenbrook South team up to raise money for cancer game

Next Tuesday, the Trevians and Titans will be opponents on the field, but this week, they will be on the same team, both raising money for research and support for brain cancer. Players at all levels will be getting pledges from family, friends and classmates for the number of ground balls and caused turnovers made during the game. The Trevians will be raising money for the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, which improves the quality of life of children with pediatric brain cancer by placing them with a high school or college sports team to give them love, encouragement and support. FOJ and Northwestern women's lacrosse team has been featured on the HBO, Big 10 Network and ESPN. The Titans will be raising money for Team Will Power, which raises money for brain tumor and cancer research in honor of Will Hicks, who passed away of a brain tumor and cancer in November 2010. His sister Lily played lacrosse for Glenbrook South. Please contact head coach Pete Collins if you are interested in making a pledge.  Click here to watch a video about the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation.

Trevs take down Deerfield

New Trier cruises to a 20-2 win over the Warriors to raise their record to 7-0, 2-0 in the Central Suburban League. The Trevians travel to Lake Forest to face the Scouts and Duke recruit Isabelle Montagne next Tuesday at 4:45 pm.

Conference season starts with Maine South shutout

In the first game ever between New Trier and Maine South, the Trevs blanked the Hawks, allowing only three shots, and winning 19-0 in the first Central Suburban League conference game of the season. New Trier has their home opener against another conference opponent on Thursday, when they host the Deerfield Warriors at 5:00 pm.

Trevs go undefeated against some of Ohio's best

New Trier trailed Upper Arlington 9-8 late in the second half, but scored three goals in just over three minutes to take an 11-9 lead with 1:34 left in the game. The Golden Bears didn't back down and scored with 9 seconds left, but the Trevs held on 11-10 for a big win over a very athletic and well-coached team. New Trier forced 10 turnovers, including a season-high four interceptions. In the afternoon on Saturday, the Trevs took on Cleveland Heights, featuring All-American Meg Lenz and a stingy defense. New Trier jumped out to a big lead early and never trailed, winning 16-6. The Trevians start their conference schedule next week, taking on Maine South on Tuesday and then have their home opener on Thursday against Deerfield.

Second half shutout lifts New Trier over Stone Ridge

The Trevians scored two goals late in the first half to tie Stone Ridge 6-6 going in halftime. In the second half, New Trier's defense stepped up and Laura Van Horn made some big saves, as the Trevians blanked the Gators and won 11-6. New Trier (3-0) will play two more games in the Loyola Invitational on Saturay, facing Ohio powers Upper Arlington at 10:00 and Cleveland Heights at 2:30 pm.

Trevs knock off Lyons Township

The only thing that slowed down the Trevs was an hour lightning delay, as New Trier defeated Lyons Township 20-3. Twelve different players scored or assisted on goals for the Trevians. New Trier (2-0) will resume play next weekend at the Loyola Invitational, facing Stone Ridge from Maryland on Friday and Ohio powers Upper Arlington and Cleveland Hts. on Saturday.

New Trier starts fast in win over Oak Park River Forest

The focus for Monday's practice was to get off to a fast start and play hard from the opening draw, and that's exactly what the Trevians did in their season opener, scoring three goals in 45 seconds. New Trier put pressure on Oak Park with double teams in the midfield to force 19 turnovers and control the tempo of the game, en route to a 17-7 win over the Huskies. The offense assisted on 13 of the 17 goals and shot 65%, very encouraging for the first game of the season. The Trevians will travel to play Lyons Township on Thursday at 6:45 pm. The Lions defeated Glenbrook South 15-14 on Tuesday.

Captains named for 2012 season

Congratulations to seniors Gini Pera, Eileen Harris and Laura Van Horn, who were named captains for this season.