This winter, our girls' basketball team etched its place in the history books with a truly unforgettable, record-breaking season. With an impressive 31-3 record, the team set a new school record for most wins in a single season, showcasing their determination, teamwork, and unyielding commitment to excellence.

The season was marked by individual and collective achievements that will be remembered for years to come. Two of our standout athletes, Nora Ezike and Emma O’Brien, reached the monumental milestone of surpassing 1,000 career points—a testament to their hard work, dedication, and skill over their illustrious careers. In addition, one athlete, Nora Ezike, broke the school's single-game scoring record with a 40 point game at the Montini Holiday Tournament, further highlighting the extraordinary talent within our program.

This incredible season will be remembered as much for its impact on the record books as for the sense of camaraderie and achievement it fostered within our school. We are proud of our athletes, coaches, and the entire community for making this winter truly unforgettable. Nora Ezike and Emma O'Brien both earned All-State recognition for their excellent seasons. Emma was recognized as a Third Team All-State Athlete. Nora was selected as a First Team All-State Winner. Nora was also named to the Honorable Mention IHSA All-State Academic Team.

The blue, gold and white teams each played a full schedule this year. They improved with each game and positioned themselves for the Divisional Championships.

The LT Special Olympics hosted their annual Pack-the-Place event in front of a huge crowd for three exciting games.

In the district tournament, the LT Gold team finished with a Bronze finish. The LT Blue squad also finished with a Bronze. The LT White team finished the District Tournament with a Silver finish.

LT Bowling started their post season by finishing in 3rd place in the IHSA Regional. They were led by Danny Haley who finished in 4th place at the Regional with a score of 1328.

The competitive cheer team had another tremendous season in the winter of 2024-25. They wanted to continue to build on previous successes in past years and continue to improve in the state final ranking.

LT finished their season with a strong postseason push. They finished in 3rd place in their IHSA Sectional in the Coed Division to qualify for state for the fourth year in a row. At state, they placed in the top 10 to advance to day two of the state tournament for the first time ever. They went on to finish in tenth place for their best finish at state in program history.

The girls gymnastics team continued to improve all season long. One highlight was finishing in 2nd place in the Hinsdale South Hornet Invite.

The Lions hosted the IHSA Regional and performed very well. They finished in second place in the Regional to the eventual State Champion Downers Grove Coop.

The boys swimming and diving team had another great year. Despite the incredibly difficult schedule, they were still able to earn a 6-2 record in dual meets. They also won the Marmion Cadet Relay Invitational, the Barrington Invite and the Downers Grove North Invitational.

The Lions hosted the IHSA Sectional Meet to begin their post season competition. With multiple personal best times at the tail end of the year, the boys swimming and diving team was able to finish in 2nd place in the IHSA Sectional. They qualified nine swimmers and divers to the state meet. LT qualified in all three relays and seven individual events.

The boys competed extremely well in the state meet to finish the season in 11th place in state. There were five state medalists and All-State swimmers. The All-State swimmers were Declan Vahey, Jake Thorell, Jack Hannon, Matthew Ferguson and Lachlan Gantt. The 200 Freestyle Relay of Lachlan Gantt, Jack Hannon, Matthew Ferguson and Jake Thorell swam fast enough to automatically qualify them as an All-American time.

They went on to earn multiple individual medals at the Barrington, Wheaton-Warrenville South and Hinsdale Central Invitationals. They won the Wheaton-Warrenville Tournament and took second place at the IHSA Regional Meet. At the IHSA Regional, they qualified 8 wrestlers to the IHSA Sectional.

Jack Kutchek and Griff Powell both took third place at the sectional to qualify for the state meet. Griff went on to win his first two matches at state to earn All-State Honors by finishing in sixth place in the state in the 132 weight class.

Jhania Wickert-Harris, Ashley Uhler, Avi Gonzalez and Sofia Turek earned WSC Girls Wrestling All Conference Team. Avi Gonzalez also won 1st place at 110 weight class at the IHSA Girls Wrestling Regionals. She was the first female wrestler to qualify for the IHSA Sectional meet in program history.