ROUNDUP
The Riverside-Brookfield volleyball team fell 25-23, 30-28 to St. Patrick in non-conference action last week.

The Bulldogs (4-4) were led by Matt Gehrke, who finished with six kills. Pete Jansen added five kills for RB, while Ryan Bednar chipped in four.

Riverside-Brookfield also received production from Juan Gomez and Tim Hannigan, who both finished with two kills apiece. Eliot Louthen dished out 18 assists.

A few days prior to the loss to St. Patrick, the Bulldogs had success against Nazareth. Riverside-Brookfield downed the Roadrunners 25-22, 20-25, 25-20.

Louthen finished with 28 assists, to go along with his three digs. Gomez, Bednar and Jansen each had seven kills apiece.

Lebeau leads RB

The Riverside-Brookfield boys water polo team edged Morgan Park 18-15 on Saturday.

The Bulldogs were led by Robby Lebeau, who finished with eight goals.

Fenwick finishes tourney 2-2

With a 2-1 loss to cross-town rival Oak Park, the Fenwick soccer team finished the Pepsi Showdown tournament with a 2-2 record.

“We didn’t play Friar soccer until it was too late,” said Fenwick head coach Chris Richter regarding his team’s performance against Oak Park. “Our midfield and defense were far too withdrawn, which created the problems that cost us the game. It’s a positioning issue, which is a simple enough fix. We’ll get back to playing our game [this week.]”

The Friars did shut out two opponents last week. The team blanked Hinsdale South 6-0. Carly Smith led the onslaught with two goals. Ellie Galvin, Clare Madden, Morgan Gallagher and Mary Grade each added a goal apiece for Fenwick.

The Friars kicked off April with a 4-0 clobbering of Bishop McNamara. Smith scored two goals in the win, while Galvin and Audrey Kiefer chipped in a goal apiece.

Friars keep rolling

The Fenwick boys water polo team continued to roll past opponents last week as the defending state champs notched victories over St. Patrick and Schaumburg.

The Friars downed St. Patrick 17-4 to push their record to a perfect 12-0 on the season. Chris Wendt led Fenwick with seven goals, while Brian Barron added three. Joe Ahern chipped in two goals. Matt Napleton notched seven saves in the win for the Friars, who upended Schaumburg 24-5. Brian Barron led the Friars with six goals in that victory.