Lockport girls volleyball wins in straight sets: The Herald-News Thursday Roundup

Girls volleyball

Lockport 2, Lincoln-Way Central 0: The Porters battled to a Southwest Suburban Conference win, 25-19, 25-17.

Bridget Ferriter had nine kills, Jenna Kolosta had six kills, Natalie Bochantin had 15 assists, and Sadie Denk had six digs, two assists and a kill.

Bolingbrook 2, Joliet Central 0: The Raiders got the sweep for a Southwest Prairie Conference win, 25-16, 25-13.

La Salle-Peru 2, Morris 0: Morris fell short in Interstate 8 Conference play, 25-21, 25-17.

Marquette 2, Dwight 0: The Trojans came up short in Tri-County Conference action in Ottawa, 25-18, 25-21.

Minooka 2, Plainfield South 0: Andrew Calderon scored two goals during a Southwest Prairie Conference victory.

Ethan Koranda tallied an assist, and Isaac Goddard had a save in net.

Lincoln-Way Central 4, Lockport 2: The Knights came out on top during a Southwest Suburban matchup.

Chuck Stevens, Derrick Rafacz, Aidan Byrne and Charlie Hrebic each scored a goal.

Reed-Custer 4, Clifton Central 1: At Clifton, the Comets dominated and picked up a nonconference win.

Plainfield North 2, Joliet Central 0: At Joliet, the Tigers battled to a Southwest Prairie Conference victory.

Oswego East 3, Plainfield Central 0: At Oswego, the hosts got the shutout in Southwest Prairie Conference play.

Bolingbrook 1, Joliet West 0: The Raiders got one on the board for a Southwest Prairie Conference victory.

Morris 1, Kaneland 0: At Morris, the hosts edged out the Knights for an Interstate 8 Conference win.

Providence Catholic 5, Manteno 1: At Manteno, the Celtics dominated for a nonconference victory.

Romeoville 2, Oswego 2: The Spartans and Panthers battled and came to a draw in Southwest Prairie Conference action.

Stagg 5, Lincoln-Way West 0: The Warriors couldn’t get on the board in a Southwest Suburban Conference matchup.

Yorkville 2, Plainfield East 0: The Bengals fell and couldn’t come back in Southwest Prairie Conference play.

Stagg 103, Lincoln-Way West 82: The Warriors came up short in Southwest Suburban Conference action.