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Glenbrook South Titan Booster Club Newsletter a Weekly Round-Up Of Bob Szafranski (Glenbrook South Booster Club) sent you a message. Glenbrook South Titan Booster Club Newsletter A weekly round-up of Glenbrook South High School Athletics Own a piece of Titan Dome History! We saved square pieces of the original Titan Dome gym floor when it was replaced in 2017. They are now for sale for $50 each. They make a perfect graduation gift or piece of GBS memorabilia for generations of Titan athletes. The floor dates back to the 1960s, With only 50 in existence you can be one of the lucky few to purchase your own personalized Titan Dome Floor piece. These squares will be personalized with your kid's name, sport and graduation year. Your $50 donation will help fund a field house divider screen. Imagine all the Glenview athletes who’ve played on the original gym floor from basketball, to volleyball, badminton, poms, cheerleading, even PE classes. School dances. Junior Titans. They make a great tribute to any Titan athlete no matter the sport. To purchase, visit our website at https://www.gbstitanboosterclub.com/ These are going fast. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Titan Dome history! Free Custom Mouth Guards from Willow Lake Orthodontics Our sponsor, Willow Lake Orthodontics, is proud to announce its support for Glenbrook South High School Athletics and the Titan Booster Club by offering free mouth guards to all Titan athletes. We expect Willow Lake to offer this service again to Fall, Winter and Spring athletes for the 2019-20 school year too. But if you have a spring athlete, don’t wait. A message from Willow Lake Orthodontics: No uniform is complete without a mouth guard! Protecting smiles is important to us, and we are happy to provide custom fit mouth guards to GBS athletes FREE OF CHARGE. If you would like to participate in this program, please reach out to our office for details and scheduling. Contact: Willow Lake Orthodontics 2300 Chestnut Ave. Ste. 102 Glenview, IL 60026 847-486-0255 www.willowlakeorthodontics.com ***Please note that if you are currently wearing braces you cannot wear a custom mouth guard as it restricts tooth movement. We recommend that you contact your orthodontist to discuss your mouth guard options. Boys Volleyball The boys volleyball team opened the season up on the road on Monday 3/18 at Elk Grove. We started the season off with a solid victory. We won the match 25-16 25-13. Leading the way was Captain Thomas Cavallaro running the offense and setting for 24 assists with 2 blocks and 2 kills. On the offense everyone was able to chip in a handful of kills Senior Jack Shampine had 10 kills and 4 blocks, Senior and Tri-Captain Joe Masloski had 5 kills and our third Captain Will Langas also added 4 kills. Rounding out the starting rotation were seniors Colin Roy and Connor MItchell and new to the Varsity is Sophmore starter Middle Blocker Kyle Busiel. On Wednesday the boys headed over to Maine West for a match up with the Warriors. The Titans got off to a rocky start but recovered to get the second win of the season 22-25, 26-24, and 25-16. Thomas Cavallaro ran the offense again and set the guys for 25 assists. Jack Shampine had 13 kills on the night and stepping in to the line up to pick us up was senior Stephen Daus who had 4 kills on the night. The volleyball team opens the home schedule after spring break on Wednesday 4/3 against Lincoln-Way Central at 6:00pm in the Dome. The following night the Titans will face off with GBN at North for the 6 annual Battle for the Cure. The teams will be fundraising to raise funds for Pediatric Cancer Research. Boys Gymnastics Glenbrook South varsity and freshmen teams beat Maine East this Tuesday. Senior Dante Kelekolio won the all-around. Girls Water Polo Girls Water Polo beat Niles West last week, 13 - 4. Girls Lacrosse Varsity Girls Lacrosse defeated Lyons Township Tuesday night at their home opener, 22-8 and conference foe, Maine South, 17-6 Thursday night. The teams heads into their spring break trip to California 3-0. Senior, Greer Bireley, broke the Glenbrook South scoring record Thursday night, with 200 career goals, on her second goal for the evening. Good luck in San Diego! Boys & Girls Track The Boys and Girls Track and Field teams sent 8 athletes to Illinois Wesleyan University to compete in the Illinois Top Times Invite. 5 of the 8 athletes medaled by placing in the top 8! Rae Lynn Roberson placed 2nd in the Long Jump, Will Houser placed 4th in the 800 Meter Run, Sydney Willits placed 4th in the Triple Jump, Taylor Ozimek placed 5th in the High Jump and Dimitri Manesiotis placed 7th in the Shot Put. Kate Jortberg (3200 Meter Run), Lauren Hayes (800 Meter Run) and Abbey Millot (High Jump) also represented Glenbrook South! Congrats on a great indoor season! Baseball Baseball opened the season with a couple close losses to St. Patrick, 9- 7, and Lockport, 3-1. On Tuesday, the Titans leave for Tennessee and their spring break trip. Five games in 4 days in the Nashville area coming up. Good luck! Girls Soccer Windy City Classic Champions! Final score GBS 2 - Lincoln-Way West 1. Goals scored by Julia DiSano and Libbie Vanderveen. Both assists by Makayla Stadler. Titans improve to 7-0. Time to rest during Spring Break! Glenbrook United Basketball Congrats to all GU/Wolves basketball teams competing at Illinois Wesleyan and Illinois State University this weekend 3-15-3/17. Congrats to the following teams: Girls gold winning state silver Girls blue for winning state bronze Boys blue for winning state gold Boys gold for winning state 4th place Great season! Glenbrook South athletes named to conference honor lists Numerous Titans athletes earned conference honors for their performance on the field and in the classroom. Central Suburban League All-Conference Cheerleading Alexa Kapsimalis Sierra Sundstrom Wrestling KP Santos Ryan Brown Will Collins George Papagiannopoulos Cam Mercer Tudor Ursu Girls Basketball Makayla Stadler Kristin Ralston Boys Swimming and Diving Mike Hadjiivanov Jackson Hogue Nick Khatkovvy Zac Spalding Elliot Chen Adam Zuiker Quinn Loughran Max Iida Cameron Schulte Syphax Raab Kevin Becker Sami Moussally Girls Gymnastics Sheena Graham Jenna Hartley Sydney Willits Poms Becca Zlotowicz Katie Gates Boys Basketball Dominic Martinelli Central Suburban League Scholar Award Boys Basketball John Travlos William King James McMahon Gavin Morse Patrick Blanchard Mac Hubbard Boys Swimming and Diving Zachary Bilimoria John Dales Anthony Kang Ryan Meyers Jordan Perrott Eric Peters Cameron Schulte Aidan Sochowski Zachary Spalding Cheerleading Delaney Ehrhardt Emily Bauer Taylor Berek Joan Park Alexa Kapsimalis Jenna Yoo Girls Basketball Lindsay Burrowes Emily Castelli Julia DiSano Katherine Gregory Grace O’Brien Kristin Ralston Makayla Stadler Elizabeth Vanderveen Girls Gymnastics Staci Babich Sarah Healy Chloe Nourbash Genevieve Sanchez Samantha Yong Poms Laruen Appleson Megan Brady Elizabeth Dyball Violette Frangos Olivia Schwallie Katherine Gates Erin Klapacz Emma Noffke Kirsten Sully Rebecca Zlotowicz Wrestling Forrest Eriksson Stavros Lahanis Collin Roy Boys Basketball Coach of the Year: Glenbrook South's Phil Ralston Sailing Club The GBS Sailing Team begins its Spring racing season in April! Current GBS students and 8th graders with sailing experience who plan to attend GBS in the Fall can race with the team this Spring. The Club practices MWFs in Lake Forest and compete in regattas on the weekends. The Club sails on Lake Michigan and many of their regattas are in the Chicago area. If you would like to learn more, contact Brit von der Sitt at: [email protected] Archived copies of old Booster Club newsletters can be found here. 2018-19 Membership Flyer 2018-19 Booster Club Membership Encourage your friends to sign up for the Titan Booster Club for the 2018-2019 school year! Membership supports Titan athletes and includes free entry to all home varsity football and basketball games. You can join the Booster Club by visiting our website. Sign up today! #titanpride GBS Spiritwear The Booster Club sells all types of spiritwear – t-shirts, socks, hats, sweatshirts, and more. Items are available for pick up at the school front desk. To shop, follow this link: http://shop.gbstitanboosterclub.com/ Follow us on Facebook! Thank You Booster Club Key Fob Sponsors Please patronize our 2018-19 Booster Club sponsors. And don't forget to use your member key fob for free admission to all home football and basketball games. Energy Tees Glenview State Bank Illinois Bone & Joint Institute Johnny’s Kitchen & Tap Loeber Motors Shewchuck Insurance Virginia Trux Real Estate Willow Lake Orthodontics Titan Online Store - Click Here to Shop Now! Follow the Booster Club on Social Media Click on the links below and like our pages on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Titans in the News Click the links below for stories about Titan Athletics Glenbrook South athletes named to conference honor lists ($) Vote for Athlete of the Month: Gavin Morse Thank You Coaches Special thanks to GBS coaches for contributing content. To read prior Titan newsletters, to view more information about GBS Titan Athletics, or to see how you can get involved in Booster Club activities, please visit the Titan Booster Club website at GBS Titan Booster Club You are receiving this email because you are a registered member of the Glenbrook South Booster Club website. To control which emails you receive from Glenbrook South Booster Club, go to: https://www.gbstitanboosterclub.com/account You can access this message online at https://www.gbstitanboosterclub.com/message/show/3383946 This email has been sent on behalf of Glenbrook South Booster Club by SportsEngine.
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