Lincoln-Way West’s boys varsity water polo team faced a challenging match on Tuesday evening, ultimately losing 18-14 to Brother Rice High School. The nonconference game took place at Lincoln-Way West High School and was marked by fast-paced action and significant offensive efforts from both teams.
According to the game report, Brother Rice quickly established an early lead and maintained pressure throughout the contest. Although Lincoln-Way West’s Warriors responded with timely goals, they were unable to close the gap as Brother Rice’s Crusaders held control of the game.
With this loss, Lincoln-Way West’s record fell to 18-7. The Warriors demonstrated resilience by countering multiple scoring runs from Brother Rice, but defensive lapses proved costly. The Crusaders capitalized on several key possessions in the second half to secure their victory.
Despite the defeat, Lincoln-Way West exhibited strong offensive execution, keeping the score competitive until the final minutes. This game served as a valuable test against a formidable opponent as the Warriors prepare for postseason play.
The team will seek to recover in its next outing later this week. With only a few regular season games remaining, Lincoln-Way West aims to finish strongly and refine its form ahead of upcoming playoff competition.