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Look what’s going on at Central!
COMPETITIVE CLUBS Two central players placed in the WSC
tournament in March. Kevin Potts took second while Phil Lesko placed
sixth. Coach Regis Kenna led the Red team to a
third place finish and a semifinal playoff appearance in the ISHL’s top
division. Coach Rick Kenna guided the Black team to a semifinal playoff in
its division. Senior captain Chris Gomez was named to the All-State team
of the Amateur Hockey Association of Illinois. He also received an $8,000
scholarship from the Chicago Blackhawks Alumni Association, the first
Central player to be so honored. The scholarship is based on community
service, volunteerism, good citizenship and hockey talent. Visit www.icedevils.org
for more information on the teams. Junior Engineering and Technical
Society placed fifth at the state finals of the Worldwide Youth in Science
and Engineering academic challenge in Champaign in April. Girls varsity took fourth place in
league play. The team faced the league’s top contenders with fierce
competition. Congratulations on a well-fought season. Find out more about
girls’ activities at www.hinsdalegirlslax.com.
For more about the boys’ teams, call Donna Shackleton at (630) 655-4645. The regional competition of Family
Careers and Community Leaders of America was held February 22 at College
of DuPage. Central’s 12 contestants competed against teams from 15 other
schools. Hillary Greene won Most Outstanding for cake decorating. Katarina
Petras took Most Outstanding for career image. Patrice Yao won Most
Outstanding for relish tray display. Alyssa Kent, Allissa Feller, Juliet
Dietzen, Melissa Kooi and Sarah Bensfield were named Most Outstanding
parliamentary procedure team. Jenny LaGrange and Jessica Lewis took first
place among the preschool lesson teams. Jenny Nielsen placed second for
cookie decorating. And Barb Korel won second place for semi formal apparel
construction. This seven-member team took first place
in the state competition and went on to the world finals at their own
expense. The nine members of the varsity team
placed second at the state tournament in March. All but two on the team
are graduating seniors.
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