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10/20/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 13 - Libertyville 0
Lake Forest Frosh B 15 - Libertyville 8

10/13/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 44 - Lake Zurich 6
Lake Forest Frosh B 21 - Lake Zurich 0

10/06/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 19 - Warren 22
Lake Forest Frosh B 8 - Warren 29


10/01/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 21 - Stevenson 29
Lake Forest Frosh B 0 - Stevenson 18

09/24/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 50 - North Chicago 8
Lake Forest Frosh B 46 - Lakes 0

09/15/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 27 - Zion Benton 22
Zion started the game with the ball and drove the length of the field to take an 8-0 lead.  The Scouts offense came right back as Jack Traynor took one in for a touchdown on a 4-yard run.  The 1st quarter ended with a 8-7 Zion lead.  In the second quarter, both defenses held and the score remained 8-7 Zion at halftime. 

Lake Forest would strike first in the 2nd half.  On a 4th and 8 play, Lake Forest quarterback Evan Boudreaux hit Tommy Trkla to keep the drive going.  Boudreaux then capped off the drive with a 10-yard touchdown pass to Noah Karras.  The Scouts now led 14-8.  The lead was short lived as Zion drove down and scored another touchdown.  This time the 2-point conversion failed, so the score was 14-14.  Wesley Janeck capped off the 3rd quarter with a 32-yard touchdown run to give LF a 21-14 lead going into the 4th quarter.  In the 4th quarter, Zion took the lead back on a long touchdown run and a 2-point conversion, giving Zion a 22-21 lead.  Both defenses would hold each other one more time with Lake Forest stopping Zion on a fake punt with less than 3 minutes to go in the game.  Lake Forest started their game-winning drive from the Zion 48-yard line.  On a 3rd and 7 play, Janeck picked up a hard-fought first down to keep the drive going.  On the very next play, Boudreaux hit Karras for a 37-yard touchdown pass to give the Scouts a 27-22 lead.  Lake Forest’s defense held Zion on the final drive......giving the Scouts a hard-fought victory. 

Lake Forest Frosh B 12 - Zion Benton 24

09/10/11
Lake Forest Frosh A & B   48  -  Mundelein  0
Lake Forest dominated this game from start to finish.  The scoring opened with a 9-yard touchdown run by Wesley Janeck to give the Scouts a 7-0 lead.  Jack Traynor added a 5-yard touchdown run to give LF a 14-0 lead.  After a defensive stop, Matteo Hargitt returned a Mundelein punt 55 yards for a  touchdown to give LF a 21-0 lead.  Later in the quarter, Nick Athenson forced a fumble,  and Trevor Morcott recovered it and ran it in for a touchdown to give the Scouts a 28-0 lead at the end of the 1st quarter.  In the 2nd quarter, Evan Boudreaux threw a 39-yard touchdown pass to Hargitt to give LF a 35-0 halftime lead. 

On the first play of the 2nd half, Traynor ran 56 yards to give LF a 42-0 lead.  Michael Christiansen closed out the scoring by intercepting a pass and taking it in for an 80-yard touchdown return to give LF a 48-0 lead.  Christiansen ended the game with 3 interceptions---leading the Lake Forest defense. 

09/03/11
Lake Forest Frosh A 38  -  Highland Park  6
Highland Park scored first in this game on a 70-yard touchdown run to take a 6-0 lead.  Lake Forest took over from that point on.  Lake Forest got it started when Trevor Morcott recovered a Highland Park bad snap.  Lake Forest capitalized on the turnover when Evan Boudreaux passed to Tommy Trkla for a 25- yard touchdown pass, giving the Scouts a 7-6 lead at the end of 1st quarter.  Lake Forest scored 3 touchdowns in the 2nd quarter.  Noah Karras caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Boudreaux and Matteo Hargit caught a 22-yard touchdown pass from Boudreaux.  The first-half scoring ended when Jack Traynor blocked a punt,  recovered the ball and ran for a touchdown.  Lake Forest took a 28-6 lead into halftime. 

Wesley Janeck started the 2nd half scoring by breaking free on a 68-yard touchdown run to give the Scouts a 35-6 lead.  Kyle Gattari would add an interception as well as a 28-yard field goal. 

Lake Forest Frosh B 58 - Highland Park 0

08/27/11
Lake Forest  Frosh A 58   -  Buffalo Grove  0
Lake Forest really dominated this game from start to finish.  Lake Forest scored on their 2nd possession of the game on a touchdown pass from Evan Boudreaux to Tommy Trkla.  The offense was set up by an interception by George Kohl that stopped a Buffalo Grove drive.  The 1st quarter ended 7-0…..Lake Forest in the lead.  Lake Forest scored on their first possession of the 2nd quarter on a 35-yard run for a touchdown by Wesley Janeck to put LF up 14-0.  On the next BG play, George Karkazis recovered a fumble to put Lake Forest’s offense in scoring position again.  Jack Traynor would make BG pay with a 5- yard touchdown run to make the score 21-0.  After Lake Forest forced BG to punt, the offense would put together another scoring drive highlighted by a nice pass from Boudreaux to Noah Karras for 40 yards to put Lake Forest on the 5-yard line.  The drive ended with another Lake Forest touchdown as Boudreaux scrambled for a 5-yard touchdown run, giving Lake Forest a 28-0 halftime lead. 

On the first play of the 2nd half, Nick Athenson recovered a BG fumble to put Lake Forest in great field position.  Karkazis would finish the drive with a 5-yard touchdown run to put Lake Forest up 35-0.  On the next BG possession Charlie Sullivan intercepted a pass and ran it back for a touchdown,  giving Lake Forest a 42-0 lead.  On the next BG possession, Traynor  intercepted another pass and ran it back for a touchdown, giving Lake Forest a 49-0 lead.  On the 3rd straight possession, Lake Forest  intercepted a pass and brought it back for a touchdown.  Traynor’s interception return gave Lake Forest a 56-0 lead.  Lake Forest added a safety to finish the game 58-0.  Kyle Gattari was a perfect 8 for 8 on PAT’s and his kickoffs put BG back in their own zone. 

08/27/11
Lake Forest Frosh B 26 - Buffalo Grove 0
The team played very well on both offense and defense. The offense was led by Leo Theodore and Will Laskero-Teskoski--scoring two touchdowns each. The offensive line consisting of Nick Monfardini, Francisco Rodriguez, Jesus Sanchez, Patrick Spillane and Temple Viti helped pave the way for Will and Leo. The defense made a strong showing, led by Mike Christensen with an interception. Brian McKeon, Riley Miles, Erich Husagh and Diego Cataneda all played an outstanding game on defense.