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Olszta nets hat trick as LWW JV rolls 7-0

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Lincoln-Way West JV defeated Tinley Park 7-0 behind a dominant offensive performance led by Sophia Olszta’s hat trick.

The game took place April 2, 2026, at Lincoln-Way West High School.

The Warriors controlled the match from the opening whistle, building a commanding 6-0 lead by halftime and continuing to apply pressure in the second half. Olszta led the scoring attack with three goals, consistently finding space and capitalizing on scoring opportunities. Lincoln-Way West maintained strong ball movement throughout the match, creating chances across the field and keeping Tinley Park on its heels. Brea Shoppe, Madelyn Zack and Keira Dempsey each contributed assists, helping fuel the offensive output and support the balanced attack.

Defensively, the Warriors limited Tinley Park to few quality chances, maintaining possession and controlling the tempo throughout both halves to secure the shutout victory.

Lincoln-Way West JV returns to action in its next scheduled match as it looks to build on a strong performance.

The win highlights the depth of the program as the Warriors continue to develop at the junior varsity level.



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