Lincoln-Way West's boys volleyball team faced a challenging match on Monday night, ultimately succumbing to Marist in straight sets, 25-14, 25-13.
Despite the defeat, the Warriors demonstrated resilience and moments of cohesive team play throughout the encounter. According to the team's performance report, senior libero Andrew Flores anchored the defense with 22 digs and an assist, making several key saves that kept Lincoln-Way West competitive during extended rallies. Offensively, Hunter Vedder led with six kills, while Aidan Kettelson contributed six assists, one kill, and provided steady leadership at setter. Ryne Ferree added five assists, and David Neylon contributed three kills. Mason Thompson and Colin Dargan each delivered crucial kills at pivotal moments.
The loss places Lincoln-Way West at a 6-2 record for the season; however, they remain among the top contenders in their area. With balanced contributions and a determined mindset, they are well-positioned to rebound quickly as the season progresses.
The Warriors aim to return to winning form later this week and build on the solid foundation established early in the year. The performance on Monday indicated that this group possesses both the tenacity and depth necessary to compete with any team they encounter.