Varsity Games

Varsity
vs
Oak Park &
River Forest

Thursday
April 6
5.30pm

Oak Park and River Forest High School
201 North Scoville
Oak Park, IL 60302
(708) 383-0700

Directions

From the OPRF website:

The high school is located in a residential neighborhood. Please be respectful of our neighbors when visiting the school.

Scoville Avenue is a one-way street going south.
Parking is a CHALLENGE.
There is no guest parking, only restricted parking around the high school. Parking restrictions posted around the high school vary and are strictly enforced. Please read the signs carefully.   

From St Charles:
Ttake either the Eisenhower Expressway (I-290) or the I-88 extension to I-290. Exit from the left lane onto Harlem Ave. Turn left (north) onto Harlem Ave. for about 1 mile, past the overhead "L" tracks to Lake St. Turn right onto Lake St. (Gap store is on the corner). Go east on Lake St. to Oak Park Ave. Turn left on Oak Park Ave. and go north to Superior St. Turn right on Superior and go 4 blocks to Scoville Ave. Turn right and look for parking.

The Stadium is located directly west of the main building on Lake Street between East and Linden Avenues.

Google map

 

 

Varsity 11 • Oak Park and River Forest 3


With an opportunistic offense and a defense that challenged every Oak Park possession, St Charles battled to a 11-3 victory at Oak Park on Thursday night.

Conor Hamilton did most of the damage for St Charles, scoring four goals. Three of those shots came off Thomas Feicco assists. Thomas added three goals of his own, with Vince Frantz scoring twice and Tyler Chamberlain and Sean Brogan scoring once.

Several times, Sean McGushin stuffed Oak Park attackmen at point-blank range. But it wasn't often that Oak Park managed such a shot, as the St C middies and defenders consistently put a body on their man and took away the ball.

The attack, too, harassed the Oak Park goalie and his defense into several turnovers.

Game Stats


 
Brad Winterberger, who earned last week's
"Meatball Award" from the varsity coaching staff.
Photo by Beth Ward