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New Trier opens doors to rehabbed Winnetka campus BY EMILY SPECTRE DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

ew Trier Township High School welcomed the community to tour the brand new West Building at its Winnetka campus on October 15, celebrating the completion of a renovation project that broke ground in spring 2015 and was completed in two phases. From the outside, the east campus’s new West Building seamlessly blends in with the original structure, with a matching brick exterior and uniform windows. Only the North Entrance, a glass extension that sheds light throughout the West Building, is an indication that something is new at New Trier. The new West Building stands where the 1912 cafeteria, 1931 Tech Arts Building and 1950 Music Building, once Continued on PG 14

STOOPED IN TRADITION Front stoops become prime real estate for autumn décor BY LIBBY ELLIOTT DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

t’s a long-standing American tradition for homes to beckon trick-or-treaters with a candle-lit pumpkin on Halloween. But on the North Shore, the fall front stoop has evolved from the resting place of a hand-carved Jack o’ Lantern sporting a snaggletooth grin to complex displays of flowers, foliage and gourds of every color and shape. Homeowners are spending hundreds of dollars, and sometimes more, on stand-out, professionally designed planters and step displays. Winnetka resident Amy Swartchild, a professional chef and floral designer specializing in outdoor arrangements and indoor table-scaping, uses materials she sources from pumpkin patches, farms and local stores, as well as found objects, such as branches, from her yard. “I’m always inspired by the idea of the harvest,” said SwartContinued on PG 10

Left: The stoop at 1034 Starr in Winnetka designed by chef/floral designer Amy Swartchild. Right: Winnetka homeowner/gardener Sally Veenstra sources most of the material for her front stoop at Chalet Nursery in Wilmette, working closely with head horticulturalist Tony Fulmer. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

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12 the winston house The stunning, Mediterranean Revival-style home at 1780 Shore Acres Drive encourages dreams of summer parties and elegant living. [ LIFESTYLE & ARTS ] 18 social scene

Luxury car lovers drove from mansion to mansion on a perfect fall day in Lake Forest and Lake Bluff.

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Left: Decked out for fall on east Old Elm Road in Lake Forest. Center: The stoop at 1251 W. Whitmore in Lake Forest, and at right, planters and décor at 1328 Woodland Drive, Deerfield, were created by landscape designer Ann McAveeney. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

STOOPS Continued from PG 1 child. “The colors and textures are so different from the summer, and it’s fun to bring in hardy plants, gourds, pumpkins, kales and berries.” Although some summer planters are still going strong due to the lingering heat, Swartchild’s clients typically change their urns and planters three to

four times a year, and most are ready for a full switch of materials at this stage. “Many customers will request arrangements that are symmetrical, like a fairytale of cascading pumpkins and gourds,” said Swartchild. Landscape designer Ann McAveeney finds her inspiration from New England’s fall foliage, particularly the moun-

The stoop at 1034 Starr in Winnetka by chef/floral designer Amy Swartchild. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

tain ranges of Massachusetts, featuring mums and hardy asters New Hampshire and Vermont. for the main color punch, then “I want my containers to re- tucking frost-hardy annuals, like semble those unforgettable pansies, to soften the edges of colors and textures of the East the container,” said Fulmer. Coast,” said McAveeney, whose Fulmer said kales and cabclients span the North Shore bages, which endure frost and from Glenview to Deerfield to continue well past the life of a Lake Forest. “It’s the perfect mum or aster, are increasingly time to fill containers with in- popular with customers. When teresting leafy textures like assembling their own, pre-made colorful cabbages, grasses and containers for sale in their Lake fuzzy lambs ear. I purchase most Avenue nursery, Fulmer said, of my material directly from the Chalet designers often include growers, but sometimes I source deciduous shrubs for fall color accent materials from local and form, but also add an everfarmers markets to add that green, which clients can keep special touch.” for their holiday planters. “Tucking specialty pumpkins, Bringing fall home is a theme that comes up when homeown- gourds, vines, and stems topped ers are asked what they love with seasonal seed heads is a about their fall stoop decorations. “When I open my front door and see Annie’s gorgeous arrangements it reminds me of how lucky we are in the Chicago suburbs to experience each wonderful season, especially fall,” said Margie Alpert of Deerfield, one of McAveeney’s clients. “I feel so happy and the front porch definitely comes to life with these beautiful planters. So many people have complimented my front stoop. The arrangements makes my home feel inviting and festive for the upcoming season.” At Chalet Nursery in Wilmette, head horticulturist Tony Fulmer designs his fall planters as a last burst of color before the long Chicago winter sets in. “Once the summer annuals look tired, it’s really hard to beat

great way to create a personalized look that won’t be seen up and down your street,” said Fulmer. Although floral designers can charge between $500- $1,000 to fill a pair of ornamental frontdoor planters, not everyone chooses to outsource the work to professionals. Sally Veenstra, a Winnetka resident and avid gardener, enjoys assembling her own doorstep urns each season, drawing inspiration from the beautiful planters she sees gracing the entrances of high-end hotels and office buildings in Chicago. “Gardening is a creative outlet from my corporate life,” said Veenstra. “I try to build a non-

standard look by planting things off center and at angles, while adding unconventional colors and natural décor, like dried pods and reeds.” She added: “I’ve learned from professionals through the years to vary textures, heights, ensure movement, and then grab what appeals as you shop.” Inspiration may come from a variety of different sources, but there’s one ingredient to maintaining any fall arrangement once it’s been purchased or assembled and planted: water. “When cooler weather approaches, we often forget to water all those plants,” said Amy Swartchild. “So don’t forget to water!”

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A photo op for hurricane relief BY LIBBY ELLIOTT DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

hen pals and fellow dog lovers Lyn Flanner y and Brenda Bridges heard that 43 Houston-area pets displaced by Hurricane Harvey had been brought to PAWS Chicago to begin new lives, they decided to lend a hand. On October 1 in Cunliff Park in Glenview, the pair put together a successful “Pets in the Park” fundraiser on short notice, offering complimentary pet photos to guests and raising hundreds of dollars to support the ongoing work of The Humane Society. Flannery, a Wilmette resident, and Bridges, of Glenview, would often walk their dogs together and remark on their good fortune to live in petand family friendly communities. The two North Shore businesswomen had often talked about giving pet por-

traits to their f riends and clients as gifts, but it wasn’t until they learned about local efforts to help rescue hundreds of Houston’s lost, abandoned and relinquished pets that they sprang into action. Within a week, the pair had hired a photographer, found a location, and sent out postcards to let f riends and neighbors know about “Pets in the Park.” “We recognize that pets are family, too!” said the flier Flannery and Bridges printed to advertise the event. “And with the recent natural disasters, many pets have been ripped away from their families.” Flannery, a broker with @properties and mother to three sons aged 21, 18 and 12, as well as a goldendoodle named Jett, reached out to local photographer and friend Susan Sorano of Forever Kids Photography. Sorano offered to take keepsake digital portraits of dogs and their owners

Cosby sits for a photo shoot by Susan Sorano of Forever Kids Photography, while the pooch’s human, Marty Zitlin, watches. PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAT MONGOVEN

during reserved time slots raiser,” said Flannery. “Not from 1-4 p.m. on the day of only is she a total profesthe event. After editing the sional, she’s also a mom and a photos for light and color, pet-owner.” Sorano then emailed 3-5 Not everyone believed Flanphotos to each recipient, free nery and Bridges could orof charge. chestrate a successful fund“Susan was really the perfect raiser with this simple idea. photographer for our fund- When they asked another

business owner to partner on the event, he declined, expressing skepticism that pet portraits would be enough to draw a crowd. “He said that without a band or open bar, absolutely no-one would show up,” said Bridges, mother to three kids ranging in age from 20 to 16, as well as two furry children: Taco, a puggle, and Stella, a boxer. She’s also a financial advisor at Lakeshore Financial Group emphasizing planning for women. He was wrong. Even with just a week’s notice, 21 petowners came through Cunliff Park on October 1 to have their photos taken and make a donation. Flannery and Bridges even accepted donations to The Humane Society from several non-pet owners who happened to be in the park that afternoon. “Knowing what a committed and cause-oriented community we live in, and believing

that people would want to support the not-so-fortunate animals displaced by the hurricanes over the past few weeks, we bet that residents would come out in force,” said Flannery. “And they did!” One dog arrived dressed as a skunk. Another came wearing Yoda ears. Impromptu doggie play dates naturally ensued. “The dogs had a great time together while waiting for their photo session,” said Flannery. “And we really enjoyed meeting all the pet owners.” Glenview resident V ic Levinson, who attended the event with his wife, Polly, and their three canine children, Aspen, Bruiser, and Pugi, expressed his support for the effort. “It’s wonderful right now to have something like this that everyone can get behind in our community,” said Levinson. “It gives me hope.”

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1780 Shore Acres Drive: Quiet grandeur on the 10th hole BY LIBBY ELLIOTT DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

he Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland — widely considered the “home of golf ” — is renowned for its rolling, windswept hills and understated elegance. That same quiet grandeur distinguishes the century-old Shoreacres Country Club in Lake Bluff, home to a Seth Raynor-designed golf course that regularly ranks in America’s top 50. It was overlooking Shoreacres’ 10th Hole, a Raynor replica of the famously difficult St. Andrews “Road Hole,” that Frederick Hampton Winston and his wife, Myra Breckenridge Winston, built a stunning Mediterranean Revival-style home during the Roaring Twenties at 1780 Shore Acres Drive, now known as The Winston House. Frederick, the son of Frederick Seymour Winston, a founding partner of the prominent Chicago law firm Winston & Strawn, was a real-estate developer and the original owner of the residential lots on the north edge of the Shoreacres club. Although the official provenance of The Winston House is unknown, evidence suggests Russell Walcott designed the Los Angeles-style Mediterranean home during his partnership with prolific Chicago architect David Adler. Set on 2.6 acres and surrounded by woods to the west and the golf course to the south, the 8,000-square-foot Winston House was undoubtedly the

1780 Shore Acres Drive, Lake Bluff, is located on the 10th hole of the prestigious Shoreacres Golf Course. It is on the market. PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF LISTING AGENT ANDY MROWIEC OF GRIFFITH, GRANT & LACKIE REALTORS.

setting of countless summer and unique association with parties during the couple’s Winston - one of the earliest residency, an era reminiscent of developers of land to the north F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great of Shoreacres - The Winston Gatsby, a decade when Chica- House is a Lake Bluff landmark go’s elite began flocking to the with potential eligibility for North Shore and building large, listing on the National Register. year-round homes on Lake “Everyone who plays golf Michigan. here knows this house, and yet, With its iconic Mediterra- with such a large piece of land, nean architecture, fine detailing, it’s still very private,” said listing

agent Andy Mrowiec of Griffith, Grant & Lackie. After a yearlong, top-tobottom “turn-key” renovation, the 6-bedroom, 4.5-bath Winston House has returned to its former glory, boasting the same unobstructed views of the Shoreacres 10th hole, but now enhanced with a spectacular outdoor patio fitted with built-

“The developers have preserved all the elements of the home that were architecturally significant and enhanced them with modern amenities for the way we live today,” said Mrowiec. An expansive open kitchen is now connected to the home’s renovated coach house and garage via a windowed walkway, and features four ovens, eight burners and two dishwashers. A ramshackle greenhouse was gutted and repurposed as a state-of-the-art wine cellar. ‘The developers knocked down a rabbit warren of rooms to create a large, totally new space,” said Mrowiec. An old, dilapidated porch has been transformed into a sumptuous cocktail bar, with one set of French doors opening to the golf green, and another leading into an intimate dining room still decorated with the home’s original 1920s wood-paneled walls, but now updated with an elegant Mahogany stain. With its exclusive location and storied history, the new and improved Winston House sits ready and waiting for a discerning owner, one who perhaps enjoys throwing a great summer party. Champagne, anyone?

in refrigerator, BBQ, and fire 1780 Shore Acres Drive, Lake pit for effortless entertaining. A 40-foot dramatic entryway, Bluff, is exclusively presented by still outfitted with the home’s Andrew Mrowiec and Marina original 1920s rod-iron chan- Carney of Griff ith Grant & delier and staircase balustrade, Lackie Realtors. For more inforopens up onto The Winston mation on this property, please House’s immaculately reno- contact Mrowiec at Andy@gglrevated living areas with new alty.com or 847-308-2589, and hardwood floors, luxurious fit- Carney at Mcarney@gglrealty. tings, and high-end amenities. com or 847-274-5566.

LFFD rescues 8 people, 2 dogs from f lood BY STEVE SADIN DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

eams from the Lake Forest Fire Department rescued eight people and two dogs from five cars trapped in floodwaters October 14 on Deerpath Road near Highway 41 in Lake Forest. Though some of the people rescued were chilled from the water, no one was injured or transported to the hospital, according to Lake Forest Battalion Chief Mike Gallo.

Gallo said flash flooding high as five feet.” people were pulled from a car reached the roofs of some cars Calls started coming into the beneath the underpass with the stuck under the viaduct on Deer- department at approximately assistance of two firefighters path beneath Highway 41. He 7:30 p.m. from motorists who using special clothing and ropes. said there was also deep water were stalled in 10 different cars “We put one guy in a cold suit where people had to abandon as the waters grew higher, ac- tied to a rope,” Gallo said. vehicles just east of the under- cording to Gallo and a news “Another guy mans the rope. The pass near Deerpath and Ah- release from the department. guy in the cold suit waded in, got wahnee Lane. When firefighters arrived, one of the people out, took them “The water was coming from Gallo said five were already to where it was dry and went both directions at the viaduct abandoned and the passengers back for the other one.” Gallo said none of the other and it was filling up fast,” Gallo “self rescued.” He said they must said in a DailyNorthShore inter- have found rides from people rescues were as dramatic. In one view. “Some were only in a foot they called or knew nearby. case, one of the chiefs carried a of water but in others it was as In one rescue, Gallo said two person out of their car but most

of the time fire department personnel suggested drivers and passengers get out of the car, leave it where it was and walk to safety. “When a car stalls (in water) people think if they just wait it will start,” Gallo said. “It won’t.” Though there were no injuries or hospitalizations, Gallo said, three people were taken to the fire station to dry out after getting soaked in the floodwater. “They were definitely chilled,” Gallo said. “They changed

clothes. We put them in fire department sweats so they could warm up.” Lake Forest was not alone with flooding issues Saturday night. In Highland Park the city closed Trail Way and Summit Avenue, according to an email from the city. Those streets run perpendicular to Half Day Road. Though the roads were still closed at 11 p.m., by morning the waters receded and they were open, according to witnesses on the scene.

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CAMPUS Continued from PG 1 stood. People of all ages came to the dedication ceremony, where Dr. Linda Yonke — the former superintendent of New Trier who oversaw much of the project’s completion — gave an overview. New Trier alumnus Dr. Peter Blair Henry, dean of New York University’s Stern School of Business, gave the keynote address, and Greg Robitaille, school board president, shared his remarks. The administration, school board, community and students were excited to see the completion of this much-anticipated project. As visitors wandered the West Building, many people remarked how it looked and felt like a college campus. “It is very like a university style and very well planned. There is a nice flow to everything,” Susan Cummins, a Wilmette resident, remarked as she toured the library. The West Building’s open layout provides many places for students to find reprieve during the day. The building was designed by Wight & Company on the same footprint of the original buildings, but nearly The four-story atrium at the newly renovated New Trier doubles the amount of useable High School Winnetka campus. PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE space, according to the broPFOERTNER chure handed out at the open The Culinary Court where Commons. The accessible space house. The east campus’s West students take cooking electives is available for the 5,000 techBuilding is five levels, includ- looks straight out of an HGTV nology users on the campus. “I think it is amazing. I am ing a lower level where the studio set. Large granite student center, Hayes-Mc- islands are well stocked, each so impressed and excited for Causland Theatre, Applied with a colorful KitchenAid the kids and so glad the comArts Labs, and Culinary Court mixer at the ready. A flat- munity was willing to make are located. The Hayes-Mc- screen TV mounted over an this kind of investment,” Causland Theatre — dedicated island allows teachers to dem- Mande Mischler told DailyNorthShore. to late New Trier graduates onstrate techniques. Light-filled classrooms for The first floor includes Mary Catherine Hayes and Sarah Christine McCausland another intimate theatre for core academics are on the third, — is a black box theatre that performances and speakers, as as well as science labs and provides limitless possibilities. well as rehearsal classrooms for classrooms for New Trier’s The Hayes and McCausland the school’s music program. interdisciplinary Integrated families initiated a fundraising The spacious new cafeteria Global Studies School. Ample campaign called “Raise the opens up to the Library space for students to collaboStage” that fully outfitted the Commons on the second floor rate in groups sits just outside — students can climb the the classrooms. The fourth floor theatre. The Applied Arts Labs, stadium stairs that lead up to includes art studios, as well as which includes hands-on class- the library or use them as a two green roofs where students rooms for engineering, archi- gathering spot. The modern can get fresh air outside, each tecture, automotive and design library includes plenty of com- made possible through classes, are inspiring. Spacious fortable seating and small $100,000 donations from Girls’ wooden tables surrounded by rooms where students can Club and Tri-Ship, as well as stools are throughout the class- study, as well as a nod to the the New Trier Educational rooms, where many power past with the inclusion of the Foundation. Sarah Kelly, a Wilmette tools are available for students original brick fireplace from to use. Automotive engines are the 1912 cafeteria. The second resident, said she looks forward available for tinkering, as well floor also includes numerous to sending her children, now as bicycles that hang from the small rehearsal classrooms for in grades fourth, second and preschool, to New Trier one ceiling. Visitors wrote on a dry the school’s choral program. The Mischler family of Wil- day. “It is beautiful. I went here erase board: “ We ’r e impressed!”and “We didn’t mette walked past the technol- in the 1990s and it was vastly have this in ’75!” and “Nor in ogy support bar that sits just different. It is very college like outside of the Librar y and very impressive,” she said. 1958!”

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ince taking over the reigns of the Winnetka Community House four months ago, Robert Thomas remains focused on ensuring that the 106-year-old nonprofit remains relevant. “ We are a house that happens to be three and onehalf acres big. I want people to feel welcome and energized and want to come here,” Thomas told DailyNorthShore. Founded in 1911, the mission of the Community House is to enrich the lives of North Shore residents. The nonprofit does this by providing educational, cultural, social and recreational programming and events. The Community House includes state-of-the-art fitness equipment, extensive arts and theatre programming, classes for all ages, as well as numerous events. In many ways the Community House is the heartbeat of Winnetka. It is a place where people of all ages gather to socialize, work out at the fitness center or take classes. “I love the history of it. It is the center of the community,” Thomas explained. Thomas said he has met many residents whose families have been coming to the Com-

Robert Thomas

munity House spanning more can touch,” Thomas noted. Giving back is a core value than four generations, which he views as one of the organi- to Thomas, who left the corzation’s greatest strengths. porate world for nonprofits “There are deep roots in the after his wife died from brain families,” he said. cancer. At that time, Thomas Under his leadership, re-evaluated his life and Thomas plans to steer the decided he wanted to do organization back toward its something more meaningful. roots, with more programming “My way of giving back was that includes social service. to take a huge pay cut, but pay For instance the Community it forward in the nonprofit House is partnering with The world,” he said. Floured Apron, a local nonAccording to Thomas, profit that helps women from running a nonprofit is similar underserved communities get to running a corporation, but back on track with culinary with fewer resources. The experience, by marketing a Community House does not product that helps abused receive any tax dollars but is women. a nonprofit organization. Its Thomas also plans to add largest fundraiser is the Anbabysitter lessons and first aid tiques + Modernism Show. classes to the Community Thomas will be using his House’s list of programming, skills f rom the corporate as well as potentially classes world, as well as those he’s for au pairs who are required developed running nonprofits, to take six credit hours to to create a strategic plan, maintain their residency. He remodel the facilities as necesnoted that historically, the sary, and meet the people who Community House offered will help the Community language classes to emigrants House reach its goals. “It all boils down to people. who worked for local families. Thomas also envisions the It is people that make it a Community House as a place house and it is people who where people can organize to contribute their energ y,” assist in large humanitarian Thomas said. efforts, such as the disaster relief for the recent hurricanes For more information about that hit Texas and Puerto Rico. the Winnetka Community “There are so many things House visit www.winnetkawe can be doing and lives we communityhouse.org.

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WINNETKA

7bed/6.1ba

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NORT H S HOR E

$2,895,000

HIGHLAND PARK 7bed/5.1ba

$1,700,000

WINNETKA

5bed/3.1ba

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5bed/3.1ba

$849,000

5bed/3.2ba

$1,299,000

1238ASHLANDAVE.INFO 847.881.0200 Annika Valdiserri

$799,000

220BEECH.INFO 847.881.0200 Albiani/Ackerman

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5bed/3.1ba

847.881.0200

WILMETTE 4bed/3.1ba

$769,000

2111WILMETTE.INFO 847.432.0700 Robin Wilson

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645VALLEY.INFO Cheryl Chambers

HIGHLAND PARK

$1,650,000

GLENCOE 5bed/3ba

705APPLETREE.INFO Jane Stahmer

$745,900

HIGHLAND PARK 5bed/3ba

$639,000

NORTHFIELD

4bed/2.1ba

$625,000

HIGHLAND PARK

4bed/3.1ba

$610,000

HIGHLAND PARK 3bed/2.1ba

$599,000

1101BOBOLINK.INFO 149RIVERSIDE.INFO 1540SHERIDAN.INFO 442BURTON.INFO 847.763.0200 Hofman/Rutman 847.432.0700 Darragh Landry 847.998.0200 Wexler/Gault 847.432.0700 Albiani/Ackerman 847.432.0700

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HIGHLAND PARK 3bed/2.1ba

1020DEERFIELD.INFO Jane Pickus

$379,000

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880WILLOWROAD.INFO 847.432.0700 Wendy Thomas

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2bed/2ba

17002NDST204.INFO 847.509.0200 Barb Hondros

$290,000

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WINNETKA 5bed/5ba

$1,225,000

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4bed/2.2ba

$999,000

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4bed/3.1ba

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$525,000

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3bed/1.1ba

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$279,000

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$249,000

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$125,000

• 635 BLACKTHORN | WINNETKA 560 OAK | WINNETKA 6BED/5.1BATH $3,675,000 6BED/6.2BATH $4,275,000

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REAL ESTATE

OPEN HOUSES

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7. 145 Wildwood Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 1:15-3 $749,500 Christopher Yore, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485

2. 1900 Wilmot Road BANNOCKBURN Sunday 1-4 $2,695,000 Jean Anderson/Donna Mancuso Berkshire Hathaway Home Services KoenigRubloff 847.460.5412

8. 594 Wharton Dr LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-2 $849,000 Lisa Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485

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17. 40 E. Wisconsin LAKE FOREST Sunday 1:00-3:00pm $2,895,000 Cathy Kendall, Coldwell Banker

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23. 634 Washington Place HIGHLAND PARK $385,000 Sunday 9-5 Karel Kvasnicka 847.337.0347

28. 1034 Old Elm Road HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-4 $735,000 Rina Du Toit, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.814.8648

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29. 1400 Hackberry Road DEERFIELD Sunday 2:30-4:30 $449,000 Barb Brown, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847.338.2277

43. 855 Gordon Terr. WINNETKA Sunday, 2-4 $2,695,000 Annie Flanagan, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000

30. 1400 Hackberry Road DEERFIELD $449,000 Sunday 2:30-4:30 Barb Brown and Pam Devendorf, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847-338-2277 and 847-989-0711

44. 1027 Willow Road WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $389,000 Chris Downey, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff Realty Group 847.340.8499

31. 1428 Somerset Avenue DEERFIELD Sun 11:00 AM-1:00 PM $979,000 The Frumentino Team 847-456-3103

45. 256 Sheridan WINNETKA $2,295,000 Sunday 2-4 Joanne Hudson 847-971-5024

32. 411 Kelburn Rd. #226 DEERFIELD Sunday, 1-2 $239,000 Julie Dowdle Rogers, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000

46. 978 Cherry WINNETKA $1,399,000 Sunday 12-1:30 Joanne Hudson 847-971-5024

33. 431 Kelburn #113 DEERFIELD Sunday, 2:15-3:30 $375,000 Julie Dowdle Rodgers, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 34. 4369 Exeter Lane NORTHBROOK $495,000 Sunday 1-3 Nancy London, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847-997-9917 35. 2383 Asbury NORTHBROOK Sun 12:30-2:30 pm $1,490,000 The JP Group 312-339-1874 36. 1031 Meadow Road GLENCOE SUNDAY 12-2 $799,000 Elise Rinaldi, @properties 847.881.0200 37. 555 Park Avenue GLENCOE Sunday 11:30-1:30 $917,000 Betsy Burke, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff Realty Group 847.565.4264 38. 77 Maple Hill Road GLENCOE SATURDAY 1-3 $2,375,000 Susan Ringel Segal, @properties 847.881.0200 39. 352 Park Place GLENCOE Sunday, 11:30-1 $555,000 Denise M. Kellar, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 40. 628 Happ NORTHFIELD Sunday 12-2 $424,500 Alicja Skibicki, Baird & Warner 847.446.1855 41. 17 Bristol Road NORTHFIELD Sunday 1-3 $1,449,000 Betsy Burke, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff Realty Group 847.565.4264 42. 7050 Arbor Lane, #204 NORTHFIELD SUNDAY 12:30-2:30 $209,000 Beverly Smith, @properties 847.881.0200

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22. 59 MacArthur Loop FORT SHERIDAN Sunday 1:30-3:30 $1,099,000 Kim Shortsle, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.987.5702

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Kenilworth 48

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Sunset Ridge Rd

Shermer Rd

Willow Rd

21. 865 S. Ridge Road LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-3 $995,000 Jonathan Dick, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.528.8400

27. 404 Sheridan Road HIGHLAND PARK SUNDAY 1-3 $825,000 Jacqueline Trotter Lotzof, @ properties 847.432.0700

4042

Northfield

20. 760 Jennifer Court LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,200,000 Mona Hellinga, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.814.1855

26. 408 Prospect Avenue HIGHLAND PARK $1,050,000 Sunday 1-3 Sharon Gertz, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847-702-6915

3639

Northbrook

19. 1730 Wimbledon Court LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $999,000 Jeff Folker, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.504.6182

25. 852 Highland Place HIGHLAND PARK $675,000 Sunday 2-4 Noah Levy, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 312-203-2416

2328

3435

18. 1521 Heritage Court LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-4 $989,500 Rina DuToit, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.814.8648

24. 2000 Green Bay Unit 106 HIGHLAND PARK $629,000 Sunday 1-4 Linda Barbera-Stein, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847-372-9850

15. 635 E Westminster Road LAKE FOREST SUNDAY 1-4 $1,599,999 Kelly McInerney, @properties 847.295.0700

Highland Park

Deerfield

Dundee Rd

16. 790 McCormick LAKE FOREST Sunday 11:30am-1:30pm $899,000 Leslie Gleason, Coldwell Banker 847-234-6320

14. 1088 Breckenridge LAKE FOREST Sunday 2:30-4:30pm $799,000 Leslie Gleason, Coldwell Banker 847-234-6320

Half Day Rd

1. 2250 Telegraph Rd BANNOCKBURN Sunday 12-2 $2,099,000 Elizabeth Wieneke, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485

9. 577 Greenway Dr 3. 363 Newman Ct LAKE FOREST LAKE BLUFF Sunday 12-2 Sunday 1-3 $998,000 $769,000 Lisa Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Scott Lackie, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® Realtors® 847.234.0485 847.234.0485 10. 491 Beverly Place 4. 1181 Evergreen Dr LAKE FOREST LAKE FOREST SUNDAY 2-4 Sunday 1-3 $625,000 $1,995,000 Kelly McInerney, @properties Nancy Adelman, Griffith, Grant & 847.295.0700 Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485 11. 1190 Westleigh Rd LAKE FOREST 5. 1742 N. Waukegan Road Sunday 2:15-4 LAKE FOREST $1,099,000 Sunday 1-3 Lisa Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie $649,000 Realtors® Eileen Campbell, Jameson 847.234.0485 Sotheby’s International Realty 847.757.5181 12. 1140 Windhaven Ct LAKE FOREST 6. 535 E. Illinois Rd Sunday 1-3 LAKE FOREST $950,000 Sunday 11-1 Marie Colette, Griffith, Grant & $629,900 Lackie Realtors® Christopher Yore, 847.234.0816 Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 13. 1826 Knollwood Road 847.234.0485 LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-4 $949,000 Jean Anderson/Donna Mancuso Berkshire Hathaway Home Services KoenigRubloff 22 847.460.5412

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47. 727 Foxdale WINNETKA $799,000 Sunday 12-2 Paige Dooley 847-609-0963 48. 226 Washington St. GLENVIEW Sunday, 3-4:30 $365,000 Denise M. Kellar, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 49. 909 Seneca Road WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $995,000 Laurie & Dan Lawlor, @properties 847.881.0200 50. 1221 Lake Ave. WILMETTE Sunday, 1-2:30 $675,000 Denise M. Kellar, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 51. 1921 Thornwood Ave. WILMETTE Sunday, 1-3 $925,000 Sally O’Donnell, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 52. 2021 Chestnut Ave. WILMETTE Sunday, 12-2 $1,325,000 Maureen Mohling & Mary Ellen Stalzer, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 53. 849 Michigan Ave. WILMETTE Sunday, 2:30-4:30 $1,799,000 Linda Martin, Coldwell Banker Winnetka 847-446-4000 54. 2214 Kenilworth Avenue WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $799,000 Laurie & Dan Lawlor, @properties 847.881.0200 55. 623 Central Avenue WILMETTE Sunday 1-3 $945,000 Betsy Burke + Mary Ann Kollar, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff Realty Group 847.441.6300 56. 1028 Chestnut Avenue WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $3,495,000 Kathryn & Kelly Mangel, @ properties 847.881.0200

57. 100 14th WILMETTE $1,699,000 Sunday 2-4 Paige Dooley 847-609-0963 58. 1420 Sheridan, 6I WILMETTE $325,000 Sunday 1-3 Carrie Healy 847-507-7666 59. 115 Robsart Road KENILWORTH SUNDAY 12-2 $1,825,000 Barbara Mawicke, @properties 847.881.0200 60. 92 Robsart Road KENILWORTH SUNDAY 12-2 $1,799,000 Laura Fitzpatrick, @properties 847.881.0200 61. 1728 Livingston EVANSTON $739,000 Sunday 1-3 Paige Dooley 847-609-0963

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REAL ESTATE

HOUSES OF THE WEEK

$3,100,000 $975,000

111 Sheridan Road Highland Park, IL 60035 5 Bedrooms, 4.1 Bathrooms Exclusively Presented By: Alan Meyerowitz @properties 847.432.0700 alanm@atproperties.com

new listing!

East Highland Park beauty set on 1/3 acre lot. Eat-in, gourmet cook’s kitchen with island is open to family room with stone fireplace and another set of sliders to the patio. This home is ideally located walking distance to Botanic Gardens, Ravinia Music Festival, Braeside Metra and Braeside Elementary School. Minutes away from Edens expressway, Northbrook Court, Grocery and, best of all, Lake Michigan. Seller offering $5000 closing cost credit to buyer.

1119 N Sheridan Rd Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 5 Bedrooms / 7 full and 2 half bathrooms Exclusively Presented By: Margie Brooks & Nicholas Colagiovanni Margie: 847.494.7998 Nicholas: (312) 981-2333 margie.brooks@bairdwarner.com nicholas.colagiovanni@bairdwarner.com Kitchen features Subzero, Wolf cooktop, dishwashers, center island, white marble counter tops w/ double edge, under mount sink, satin nickel

hardware & hand hewn wide plank hardwood floors opens into family room w/ access to outdoor terraces. 1st floor master suite features: two bathrooms w/ common shower, separate soaking bath tub, separate closets w/ built in cabinetry and hanging space, separate dressing rooms. Walnut library, partner’s desk, fireplace & views of outdoors. Formal dining & living rooms on main floor. 2nd floor features walls of paned windows w/ beaux views of 1.5 acre, 4 ensuite bedrooms w/ wlk-in cedar lined closets, craft room & 2nd floor family room. Lower level features heated floors, a laundry center & folding station, recreation room for home theater, private office & exercise room. 4 hvac zones, generator, heated gutters, 4 fireplaces & 4 car garage.

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enelope Tir’s relationship with golf got off to a rough start some 10 years ago. Tir was 7, when she received a bright, yellow golf bag with only a handful of clubs in it. Her father, Ty, had hoped Penelope would hit shots straight around Winnetka Golf Club and become instantly … hooked. “I actually really, really disliked golf back then,” Tir, now a New Trier junior, admitted earlier this week. “I felt bored. I kept missing the ball. “I wanted to run around, like you can in soccer.” Tir had a ball last weekend — on a golf course in downstate Forsyth. The Trevian shot rounds

The first thing she asked me after her second round [at state] was, ‘How did the team do?’ ” — New Trier girls golf coach Scott Fricke, on junior — and state medalist —Penelope Tir

relaxed in a tournament as I did at state last weekend.” Notable: New Trier girls golf coach Scott Fricke noted junior Lizzie Kenter’s resiliency following her 99 at a regional meet earlier this month lifted his Trevians during the rest of the state series. Kenter improved by 15 strokes at a sectional five days later and then turned in sturdy rounds of 79 and 76 at state last weekend. “To see her rebound from that, probably her highest round in three years, and do what she did for us was great and rewarding,” Frick said. “She was more focused, beginning with the sectional. More patient, too. She knew what was at stake. Lizzie also knew we needed her to play well.” … Fricke served as an assistant to former NT girls golf coach Gary Groh in the 2003 season, when the Trevians captured their fourth straight state championship. Fricke became the varsity’s head coach the following season. LOYOLA ACADEMY

MIGHTY PEN: New Trier’s Penelope Tir, seen here during a regional tournament, earned medalist honors at the Class 2A state meet. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

champion before last weekend. “Penelope’s Saturday round [on Oct. 14] was incredible,” Fricke said. On the par-four 17 on Oct. 14, Tir cracked her tee shot 50 yards shy of the green. Her second shot of 73 and 71 at the Class 2A state landed 20 feet above the pin. tournament at the par-72 Hickory “Tough downhill putt from Point Golf Course and won it by there,” Fricke said. one stroke over Lincoln-Way Tir — who called that 17th at Central junior Brianne Bolden Hickory Point her favorite hole, (75-70) and Barrington sopho- because “it’s visually appealing” more Caroline Smith (75-70) on — then calmly drained it to take Oct. 14. a one-stroke lead with one hole “The first thing she asked me left. Tir had birdied the same hole after her second round was, ‘How en route to a first-round 71 at did the team do?’” NT coach Scott state last year. Fricke said. Tir had no idea where she The team did as well as Tir did. stood in the individual standings NT (603 strokes) beat runner-up as she exited the course last Barrington by 10 strokes to claim weekend. One of her teammates, the seventh state championship junior Lizzie Kenter, then greeted in program history — and third her with a huge bear hug that, in (2010, 2012, 2017) with Fricke at essence, announced, “You did it!” the helm. Tir placed sixth at state as a Only one other female New freshman and improved to fourth Trier golfer (Alexis Wooster, in last fall. 2000) had emerged as a state “I told Penelope, after she had

won state, ‘You were supposed to finish second this year and then improve once again and win it next year as a senior,’ ” Fricke said with a laugh. Tir got off to a shaky start in the first round, carding a doublebogey six on the first hole. But she birdied the next hole, made par on No. 3 and birdied the parthree No. 4. Tir shot one-over for the rest of her round, pacing NT’s aggregate of 303. Trevians senior Rachel Rhee shot a 75, followed by freshman Audrey Tir’s 77 and junior Abbie Kaestle’s 78. Audrey Tir — the team’s low scorer, with a 72, at the Wheaton Academy Sectional at Pheasant Run Golf Resort in St. Charles on Oct. 9 — is Penelope’s younger sister. “It’ll be nice having those two sisters back next year,” Fricke said. What was enjoyable for New Trier’s squad at the halfway point at state last weekend: a 10-stroke advantage over its nearest pursuer,

Barrington. Barrington’s Fillies matched the Trevians’ 300 score in the second round. Fricke had 155 reasons to smile on Day 2 when the Trevians’ early finishers (Kenter and senior Megan Gabor) completed rounds of 76 and 79, respectively. “Lots of insurance with those two scores,” Fricke said. Audrey Tir ended up in a tie for 23rd place (77-76). Kaestle (78-77) and Kenter (79-76) tied for 30th, and Rhee — a four-year varsity golfer — finished in a tie for 35th place (75-81). Gabor bettered her Day One round by seven strokes with her 79 on Oct. 14. “We had a great Friday,” Fricke said, adding the conditions on Oct. 13 were wet and sloppy following rainy midweek days in the Decatur area. “To end up with such a big lead after 18 holes, with shots not rolling for everybody on a soggy course, was huge for us … huge.

“And our team depth came through for us.” Fricke figured at least half of his team enjoyed a deep sleep on the van trip home Oct. 14. Three rounds in three days, including a practice round on Oct. 12, can be exhausting. State champ Penelope Tir was wide awake on her first day back to school on Oct. 16, a bit behind in her schoolwork — like every state-qualifying golfer — but thrilled to receive countless high fives and hugs and shouts of “Congratulations!” in the hallways. “It meant a lot to me, to be able to help our team win a state championship,” Tir said. “The team is much more important to me than any individual honor is. Golf, I’ve learned, is all about adjustments, adapting and playing your lies as best you can each day. But the key to golf, really, is staying calm and relaxed during a round. “I’d never felt as calm and

The Ramblers finished eighth (640) at the Class 2A girls golf state tournament last weekend in Forsyth, with senior Nina Rutkowski leading the way with a 30th-place 155 (76-79) at Hickory Point Golf Course. Sophomores Mary Boesen (161) and Grace Kryscio (166) ended up second and third, respectively, among Ramblers. Senior Tatum Koehn and juniors Lilly Gentzkow and Shea Graf also competed for LA. HIGHLAND PARK

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our years ago, as a 4-foot11 f reshman, Michael Seaman tried to keep up with the competition by mashing the ball with all of his might. In baseball vernacular, he swung for the fences. His inability — at the time — to drive a golf ball to faraway greens drove him a little batty. “I’d hit the ball 200 yards, while the guys I went up against were hitting it 270,

this up?’ ” Seaman never lost his focus — despite his tough start. He had double bogeys on the sixth, seventh and 11th holes and sat in a tie for 38th place with five others after the first 18 holes. “I was feeling something — even in the first round,” said Seaman. “My swing felt good. The best it’s felt in a while. “By the second round, I felt like I was in control of my game,” he added. “Felt like I was right where I needed to be.” By the time Round Two came around, Seaman truly was in a zone. He overcame a bogey on 2 and wound up with 12 pars and five birdies on the day. His 68 matched Stevenson junior Jackson Bussell, who went home with medalist honors (141). “This feels pretty good,” said Seaman. “I went into the tournament thinking about how I can help the team. I wasn’t even thinking about individual placement.” Seaman had LF’s fifth score at the Warren Sectional on Oct. 9. Thus, his skyrocket performance might have caught some off guard. But not Matheson. “All six of our guys are capable, but we needed someone to go low,” said Matheson. “And Michael was the one this time.” In securing second place, the Scouts also received solid work from seniors Scott Frevert and Connor Polender and junior Danny Fisher. Frevert just missed earning all-state honors with a 148 (tied for 12th). Polender came in with a 150 (tied for 18th), while Fisher had a two-day total of 151 (tied for 26th).

I never questioned what he was doing out there. I never thought, ‘Oh man, can he keep this up?’ ” — Lake Forest High School boys golf coach Jim Matheson 280,” Seaman said. Well, as they say, that was then. And this is now. As a 6-foot senior, distance no longer is an issue for Seaman. And there were absolutely no shortcomings with Seaman’s swing at the Class 3A state meet at The Den at Fox Creek Golf Course in Bloomington on Oct. 13-14. The Lake Forest High School golfer turned in a masterful performance on the biggest stage of the season, earning all-state honors with a seventh-place total (146) and helping the Scouts claim a second-place trophy. “What a great way for him to end his high school career,” said LF head coach Jim Matheson, who watched his team finish two strokes in back of Hinsdale Central 593-595 and seven strokes in front of

Lake Forest High School’s Michael Seaman, seen here at the Warren Sectional, claimed all-state honors last weekend. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

third-place Stevenson. Seaman’s route to all-state recognition was hardly a gimme. At the outset, things didn’t look particularly good for the LF golfer. His f ront-nine score in Round One of the tournament

was a pedestrian 41. But Seaman stayed with it. And he eventually found his stairway to seven. He capped Day One with a 37 and then dazzled the fairways on Day Two with a 35 and a 33. “He found his groove,” Matheson said of Seaman’s

amazing progression. “He was hitting everything solidly. Nothing went crooked. He started to figure it out on [Friday’s] back nine. “And I never questioned what he was doing out there,” the coach added. “I never thought, ‘Oh man, can he keep

HIGHLAND PARK

Sparked by the trio of Joey Harrigan, Bradley Goldstein and Max Golding, Highland Park made a run for a state trophy. The Giants shot a 605 for fourth place, a mere three strokes behind third-place Stevenson. Harrigan, Goldstein and

Golding shot 150s to share 18th place with five other players. Senior Charlie Ezgur, who shot an eagle in Round Two, ended up with the team’s fourth score: 155. LOYOLA ACADEMY

Peter Radler turned in a stellar effort for L oyola Academy. The junior ended up with a 147 to earn all-state honors. He shot a 74 (37-37) on Day One and a 73 (34-39) on Day Two. Senior Chip Savarie capped his high school career by carding a 36-hole total of 151, tying him for 26th place. As a team, the Ramblers got off to a great start (2nd place after Day One) but wound up placing fifth (608). LA’s other scorers were junior Jack Crawshaw (154) and senior Ben Scherman (156). NEW TRIER

A strong finish made things interesting for New Trier. The Trevians, who were sitting in ninth place after the first round, rallied to shoot a 300 on Day Two to end up sixth overall (613). Senior Michael Tanaka came up with the team’s top finish (152, tied for 32nd). Sophomore Daniel Tanaka shot a 153, while NT’s other scorers were seniors Will Nummy (154) and Max Weber (157). Senior Bennett Huber had a 158, while sophomore Brian Joseph added a 159. Notable: Can you say, dynasty? Hinsdale Central now has won six straight Class 3A state titles. The future? That also looks pretty good for the Red Devils. Their top four finishers — junior Mac McClear (145, tied for 5th), junior Josh Lundmark (147, tied for 8th), sophomore Stewart Leigh (150, tied for 18th) and junior Gabe Larson (154, tied for 39th) — figure to return next season.

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Putting away the distractions Focused Goldberg proved to be one of the attractions at the Highland Park tennis sectional BY BILL MCLEAN, SPORTS@NORTHSHOREWEEKEND.COM

n the eve of last weekend’s Class 2A Highland Park girls tennis sectional, junior Caitlin Goldberg decided to have some fun in front of her teammates. Goldberg — Highland Park High School’s No. 1 singles player and a two-time state singles qualifier before last weekend’s action — turned into somebody she is not during a stretch of downtime in practice. “Caitlin,” junior teammate Ashley Lew recalled, “impersonated a bad tennis player with bad form, with weird form. So funny. She made all of us laugh. She made all of us happy.” She made spectators applaud on Oct. 13-14, thanks to her sound tennis game and nodoubt-about-it winners. Secondseeded Goldberg qualified for the state tournament for a third time with a 6-0, 6-0 defeat of Libertyville’s Kiley Nolan in a quarterfinal on Oct. 13. The Giant then solved Warren’s Sabrina Mella 6-1, 7-6 in a semifinal before bowing to the top seed, Lake Forest High School freshman Kiley Rabjohns, 6-2, 6-2 in the championship match. The singles and doubles finals and third-place matches were played indoors at Libertyville Tennis and Fitness Club on Oct. 14 because of incessant rainfall. “Caitlin is a bulldog, a fighter, a nice competitor,” Giants coach Steve Rudman said of his lefthanded netter with the 18-4 singles record, which includes an impressive 6-2, 6-0 defeat of Hinsdale South junior Agata Mikos, a 5-8 seed at state last fall. “She’s no longer distracted while playing tennis,” the coach added. “Before this year, Caitlin sometimes was worried about too many things outside of tennis. But now, when she’s on the court, she just … plays. And she’s playing with confidence, and she’s competitive with the top players in the state. She’s always had the talent. Now she has the strong mental game to go with her talent. Add it up; her improved focus made her a better all-around player.” One of Goldberg’s reliable weapons is her topspin forehand. The heavy shot forces her opponents to strike replies well

be a totally different one, camaraderie-wise, without Caitlin.” Notable: Buffalo Grove High School will serve as the host school for the state girls tennis tournament, set to begin on Oct. 19 and end on Oct. 21. LAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL

Scouts freshman Kiley Rabjohns (singles champion) and doubles duo Salma Alsikafi/Nika Belova (runner-up) extended their seasons with state-qualifying efforts at the Class 2A Highland Park Sectional last weekend. LFHS (26 points) took second in the team standings. NEW TRIER

GOLDBERG NETS SILVER: Highland Park High School’s Caitlin Goldberg focuses on punching a forehand volley on her way to a secondplace finish at the HP sectional. She heads to Class 2A state meet with an 18-4 singles record. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

above their strike zones. The bounding shot also often sets her up to finish a point. Her serves? Goldberg has three types: slice, flat, topspin. All are effective. “So much spin,” Lew said of most of Goldberg’s deliveries. “They’re fast, too. They’re really, really hard to return.” Harder than that — keeping up with Goldberg during a team run to Highwood and back before practices. The exercise gives Goldberg an excuse to sprint. “Way ahead of the rest of us, always,” Lew said. “So far ahead. Caitlin’s conditioning, in addition to her game, has improved a lot since last year.” Goldberg swam competitively, mostly as a breaststroker, between the ages of five and 10. Her older sister, Rachel — a four-time state doubles qualifier in tennis (with four partners at HPHS, from 2009-12) — inspired her to forgo strokes in the pool and develop completely

different ones on land. “I remember my first tennis lesson and my first match in a tournament,” Goldberg said. “My instructors made it clear to me that I’d have to work hard at my game, but I was OK with that because I was motivated to improve, to do whatever it took to get better. My mom [ Jane], she entered me in a tournament. I must have been 10, and I think I had to play the No. 1 seed in the first round. “I lost 6-1, 6-1.” But the rout didn’t deter Goldberg. She looked at what was going on in the matches around her and set a lofty goal. “I wanted to be like the players who came off the court as winners,” recalled Goldberg, who went 3-2 in singles at each of the 2015 and ’16 state meets. “I’m competitive, just like my sister [also a lefty] was in tennis.” Little sister’s most competitive match to date this fall was her taut battle with Deerfield junior Emily Casati, the singles cham-

pion at last weekend’s Glenbrook North Sectional. Casati won the first set, 6-4. Goldberg won the second, 6-4. The third set — also a 6-4 decision — went to Casati, whose parents, Michelle and Steve, played professional tennis, and whose siblings, sister Alexis and brother Chris, enjoyed decorated tennis careers at DHS. Most epic movies don’t last as long as that Casati-Goldberg encounter did. “Caitlin is constructing her points better than she did in her first two seasons with us,” Rudman said. Goldberg, in between her quarterfinal and semifinal matches at the sectional on Oct. 13, praised the advice and support she has received from her two tennis instructors, Chris Sheldon and Suhel Malhotra. “I’ve been fortunate to have been able to work with them,” said Goldberg, who helped the Giants (32 points) capture the home sectional title last weekend;

the team’s other three entrants — doubles champions Monique Brual/Samara Michael, singles player Lily Tiemeyer (third place) and doubles partners Halle Michael/Mia Logrande (third place) — also advanced to state. “Both pros,” Goldberg added, “have such a passion for tennis, passion for teaching. I’m tougher mentally. I am no longer fazed by little things; nothing gets into my head anymore. It’s now all about getting on the court and playing my game.” Goldberg has also been an invaluable teammate off the court this autumn, from the leadership she displayed before and during a team fundraiser to the time and creativity she put in for another team project (photo album). “She’s the best teammate,” Lew said. “Such a good person to be around … you want to be around her. She makes people feel good with the way she compliments them. “Our team,” she added, “would

The Trevians (16 points) tied Evanston Township High School’s Wildkits for first place at the Class 2A Niles West Sectional in Skokie on Oct. 13-14. Both of NT’s doubles teams — senior Amia Ross/sophomore Ali Benedetto and juniors Emily Dale/Claire Gottreich — qualified for state. Ross/Benedetto defeated Dale/Gottreich in the doubles final. LOYOLA ACADEMY

Ramblers senior Maggie Hines and junior Elizabeth Witkowski highlighted LA’s fourthplace showing (7 points) at the Class 2A Niles West Sectional last weekend, earning a statequalifying berth en route to a third-place finish in doubles. The pair topped an Evanston duo 6-0, 6-3 in the match for third place. NORTH SHORE COUNTRY DAY

The Raiders (22 points) finished runner-up to Northside College Prep’s Mustangs (25) and qualified three entrants to state at the Class 1A Vernon Hills Sectional on Oct. 13-14. NSCD freshman Claudia Miller netted runner-up honors in singles, two spots ahead of senior teammate Cara Savin. North Shore Country Day School juniors Alex Arenson and Caroline Lommer advanced with a runner-up showing in doubles.

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wenty and counting. Loyola Academy’s volleyball team went over the 20-win mark with its 11th-place finish at the prestigious Autumnfest Tournament at Glenbard East on Oct. 13-14. Seeded 14th, the Ramblers (22-12) went 1-1 in pool play — defeating Crystal Lake South 25-23, 26-24 and losing to Mother McAuley 25-22, 25-16 — before going 2-1 in the Silver Bracket. For LA, the win of the tournament was getting past Glenbard West 25-23, 17-25, 25-23. The Ramblers also topped Lemont 18-25, 25-23, 25-18, while they fell short against Prairie Ridge 25-16, 28-26. In other action recent action, Loyola claimed a 2-0 road win at Lake Forest on Oct. 10. LA was led by Elizabeth Ford (4 kills, 7 blocks), Lizzie Walker (6 kills, 13 digs), Mary Kate Lopez (3 kills, 4 blocks, 4 digs, 7 assists), Annie Magner (3 aces, 8 digs) and Mary Leinenweber (13 assists, 3 digs).

with 3:50 left in the opening period.

leaders were Brincks (6) and Luke Baldwin (5). Standout two-way lineman Lake Forest: Lake Forest kept Jack Finfer went down with a its state playoff hopes alive by knee injury on the first play of downing visiting Mundelein the game. New Trier: A little more than 35-28 in North Suburban Conference action on Oct. 13. a year ago, New Trier’s football The Scouts (4-4) jumped out team stunned Maine South to a 28-6 halftime lead. 27-21 in Park Ridge to halt the Mundelein, which slipped to Hawks’ 77-game, 16-year 2-6 overall, scored three touch- winning steak in Central Suburdowns in the fourth quarter. ban League South action. Quarterback Jack Mislinski Maine South traveled to put up nice numbers for LF. He Northfield on Oct. 13, and the completed 15 of 20 passes for 184 teams had nearly combined for yards and one touchdown. He 48 points again with 10:05 realso rushed the ball four times for maining in the fourth quarter. 39 yards and two TDs. But the tenor of the game was John Deering caught a three- a completely different one comyard TD pass in the first quarter. pared to the clash a year ago. Bryan Ooms was the leading Maine South’s Hawks led 45-0, ground gainer for the Scouts. He which triggered a running clock, carried the ball 10 times for 73 and returned to Park Ridge as yards. He had two TD runs, in- 45-7 victors. cluding a 23-yarder in the third “Fast,” New Trier senior quarter. He also caught two running back and special-teams passes for 22 yards. ace Cameron Rosin said of reignLF’s other offensive stat ing Class 8A champion Maine leaders were Ryan Cekay (2 South. “That team ran its offense catches for 46 yards), Jacob well, very well. The receivers Thomas (18 rushes, 20 yards; 3 played unbelievably well, but our Lake Forest: Senior Night catches, 31 yards), Breck Nowik [defensive backs] still did a great turned out to be a good night for (2 catches, 25 yards) and Ryan job. “A lot of negative things hapthe Scouts. Marquis (1 catch, 40 yards). LF took care of visiting MunDefensively, the Scouts were pened [3 interceptions, including delein 2-0 on Oct. 11. The win led by Deering (6 tackles), Will a pick-6, and a lost fumble] Wisniewski (7 tackles, 2 tackles tonight,” he added. “But we’ll was spurred by the play of seniors Katie Constantine (3 blocks, 3 for loss) and Rylie Mills (2 keep our heads up. We’ll get past kills) and Maria Gabrielsen (14 tackles, 1 sack, 1 TFL). this.” assists). Junior Ellie Pearson had Maine South (7-1, 4-0) scored six kills for LF. Highland Park: The Giants only seven points in the first In the 2-0 loss to Loyola had their four-game winning quarter in what would turn into Academy on Oct. 10, LF’s stat ‘EVEN’ STRENGTH: Loyola Academy’s Mary Kate Lopez (left) and Elizabeth Ford team up on a block streak snapped on Oct. 13. a penalty-palooza contest. The leaders were Cassidy Shaul (5 during earlier action this season. PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE PFOERTNER Visiting Maine West improved Hawks’ 20 third-quarter points kills, 8 digs), Heather Conover to 7-1 overall with a 28-16 win. — including 77- and five-yard Ireland Hieb (7 kills), Georgia credited with 13 assists. later, he turned a Boyle pass into (8 digs) and Pearson (3 blocks). The Warriors improved to 4-0 in touchdown runs by fast and shifty Sullivan (5 aces), Ella Weil (3 And against Belleville West, a 66-yard score. the CSL North. senior running back Fotis KokoBoos finished the game with aces, 10 digs), Olivia Carter (4 Hieb had five kills while Gordon Highland Park (4-4, 3-1) had sioulis (12 rushes, 181 yards; 3 New Trier: The Trevians imthree catches for 149 yards. aces), Allyson Gordon (2 blocks, had 11 assists. proved to 26-2 overall and 8-0 in some big plays in the outing. receptions, 27 yards) — deflated 5 digs, 13 assists) and Ellie SulBoyle ended up completing 13 the CSL North with a 2-1 victory Giancarlo Volpentesta had three the Trevians (5-3, 3-1), who had livan (2 blocks) led the Giants in FOOTBALL | ROAMING THE of 23 passes for 255 yards. over visiting Maine South on catches, including a 60-yarder for entered the game on a four-game the win over Hersey. SIDELINES Boyle’s third TD toss came Oct. 11. a touchdown. Ryan Brincks had winning streak. Against Riverside-Brookfield, with 1:56 left in the first half, Maddie McGregor (7 kills), a 22-yard TD run and finished Hawks senior quarterback Hieb had 17 kills. Miranda MotLoyola Academy: How about when he found an open Noah Gillian Klise (6 kills), Grace the game with 15 carries for 94 John O’Sullivan completed 13tlowitz recorded eight kills, while some applause for Rory Boos? Jones on a 10-yard strike. Kapsimalis (4 kills) and Grace yards. And Noa Morgenstern of-19 passes for 277 yards and Georgia Sullivan had five blocks. The Loyola Academy junior Jones, a highly touted junior, Bozzo (3 aces) were the stat came up with a quarterback sack two TDs. Weil led the team in digs (9). arguably had his best game of the missed the first seven games of and safety. NT tallied its lone TD when leaders. In the win over Homewood- season in his team’s 24-3 victory the season with an injury. Noah Spitz of the Giants once backup quarterback Reed BiFlossmoor, Hieb (9 kills) and at Providence Catholic on Oct. The team’s other leading reHighland Park: The Giants again played well on both sides anucci (3-for-9, 49 yards) conCarter (7 kills) led the HP attack. 13. ceiver was James Joyce (6 catches, of the ball. He had two catches nected with senior wideout went 3-2 at the Maine West Hieb added three blocks, while The wideout sparked the Ram- 82 yards). Invite on Oct. 13-14. for 32 yards, while he also fin- Daniel Passeri from two yards Gordon had 11 digs and 21 blers (7-1) with a pair of long Boyle also wound up as the HP (17-12, 7-1) earned wins ished the game with six solo out late in the final quarter. assists. touchdown catches in the second team’s leading rusher (8-41), Passeri finished with three over Hersey 2-1, Riversidetackles and one pass breakup. Hieb had a team-high seven quarter. He caught a 52-yard pass while Hamid Bullie also contribBrookfield 2-1 and HomewoodHP lineman Marcus Shaw had catches for 46 yards, and classkills in the loss to Lockport. Ellie from quarterback Quinn Boyle uted. The senior running back (8 Flossmoor 2-1. The Giants fell six tackles and a sack, while mate Anthony Nicholas, another and Georgia Sullivan had three with 7:16 left in the first half. carries, 27 yards) put the Ramto Lockport 2-0 and Belleville Tommy Motzko had five tackles wideout, came down with four blocks each, while Gordon was Then, a little over five minutes blers ahead 6-0 on a one-yard run West 2-0. and a sack. The other tackle receptions for 44 yards.

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An all-around good guy — and great gymnastics coach BY BILL MCLEAN ILLUSTRATION BY BARRY BLITT

he 100-year-old rocking chair inside the Foerch house in Homewood never had a chance against a young Doug Foerch more than four decades ago. The son of Dick and Barbara Foerch figured the piece of furniture would serve quite nicely as an apparatus to execute a gymnastics strength move. “Broke the chair,” a smiling Doug Foerch — now 55, a Deerfield resident and in his 33rd year in coaching and in his 35th year as a gymnastics judge — recalls after ordering a glass of water and pumpkin pancakes (with walnuts in the batter) at Rhapsody Café in Deerfield. “Dad,” he adds with a chuckle, “was kind of mad.” Doug Foerch, therefore, is kind of a successful coach. The Homewood-Flossmoor High School graduate and former top-notch gymnast at Northern Illinois University coached Mundelein High School boys gymnastics teams to six state championships between 1988 and 2001; helped Deerfield High School graduate Christina Loukas — a two-time USA Olympian — capture three state diving championships (2001-03); and guided Deerfield High School’s boys gymnastics team to a programbest third-place showing at the state meet last spring. “My coaching style is a combination of the one my father [who died at the age of 90, in 2015] had and the one my coach at NIU [Chuck Ehrlich] preferred,” says the 5-foot-8, 160-pound Foerch, who’s as fit as most elite triathletes are, thanks to a workout regimen of two hours per day. “My dad was soft-spoken, a gymnastics coach who’d put an arm around an athlete and say, ‘Let me show you the right way to do a routine.’ Coach Ehrlich was loud, much louder than my father and as knowledgeable as my father. But you wanted him to be loud, you wanted him to yell at times, because that

meant he cared about you, saw something in you.” Foerch, a PE/health teacher and a gymnastics/diving coach at District 113 high schools (Deerfield and Highland Park) since 2002, has been sporting a flat-top ’do for just about forever. It’s his way of paying tribute to his father, a World War II veteran who coached boys gymnastics teams at Thornton, Reavis and Thornwood high schools. Countless gymnasts under Doug Foerch’s direction have competed at big meets with a similar cut. The look is tight and clean and a not-so-subtle reminder of the discipline he expects — make that, demands — from his athletes. “In the middle of one of my practices, a gymnast left the floor and started to head toward his gym bag,” Foerch recalls. “I asked him, ‘Where are you going?’ He said, ‘To check my phone.’ ” Foerch’s reply, a nanosecond later: “No you’re not; get back here.” Foerch has never owned a cell phone. Has never … texted a message. “I don’t need all of the distractions that come with

old-school. I am tempted to clink water glasses with him. I think of a wedding. I then ask him how he met his wife, Jeanie. Foerch’s eyes begin to dance. “She was a business teacher at Mundelein [High School] when I started teaching and coaching there,” Foerch says. “We went to the school’s homecoming together. I guess you could stay that was our first date. We danced together, for only one dance, because we saw kids near the dance floor and noticed they were talking about us. I said to Jeanie, ‘Let’s get out of here.’ ” They got married in 1989. They have four children: Brock, 26; Cody, 24; Colt, 21; and Lexis, 19. Each adores math. Brock and Cody teach the subject at North Chicago High School and Zion-Benton High School, respectively. Colt and Lexis major in math at Trinity International University in Deerfield. Doug Foerch grew up in a household with five siblings — the late Jeff; Brad, 58; Steve, 57; Laura, 53; and Shelley, 52. T h e i r 88-yearold

owning a cell phone,” says Foerch, who rode his bike to meet me at the restaurant on a Saturday morning, a couple of hours before the start of Deerfield High’s girls diving practice. “You know what? I still know how to use a landline.”

mother lives in Hazel Crest. Doug, Brad and Steve competed at the same state gymnastics meet when Doug was a f reshman at HomewoodFlossmoor HS and that antique rocking chair was resting in pieces. Brad and Steve also

Foerch grins and then inhales another bite of a pumpkin pancake. He’s old-school; I’m

Doug Foerch

became accomplished gymnastics coaches at Illinois high schools. “My father, my brothers … all were major influences when I was a kid,” says Doug Foerch, a member at Christ Church in Lake Forest since the early 2000s. “Gymnastics clubs did not exist back then. But we did gymnastics all year. It helped, with my dad letting us work out in the gym at Thornwood High School. During gymnastics seasons, I’d work out at 6 a.m., go to school, attend gymnastics practice after school and then work out some more at Thornwood after dinner. Going at it for seven hours a day wasn’t unusual.” Foerch, as a junior at NIU, made $25 each time he judged a gymnastics meet. He and other Huskies gymnasts traveled all over Illinois to earn the money. “We probably spent that much money on gas on those weekends,” Foerch, chuckling again, says. “You know what? That was a big deal, because it was a job, and we got to work with knowledgeable gymnastics people at a young age.” Decades later, Foerch hasn’t lost an ounce of passion for the sport, for coaching, for teaching. Deerfield HS graduate Heath Ogawa — now an AllAmerican men’s diver at Lake Forest College — won a state gymnastics title on vault with a 9.5 in 2015, his senior season. He hadn’t executed a routine until Foerch introduced him to gymnastics in his f reshman year. “That was a great moment, seeing Heath up there on a podium and smiling at the state meet,” Foerch says. “But sometimes the biggest reward of coaching comes during the regular season, when a kid either achieves a personal-best score or sticks a routine for the first time at a meet. I love those moments. I love it when a gymnast realizes all that hard work was worth it. “The look I enjoy noticing, more than any other, from a gymnast’s face … it’s the one that says, ‘Yes, finally!’ ”

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