Wentzville Lacrosse Players Recognized At Senior Night

18 seniors were honored at the Liberty campus

Gavin Block, Reporter
April 27, 2022

The boys varsity Wentzville lacrosse team held their senior night at Liberty High School on Friday, April 22. The Wentzville side took on Parkway South at 7:30 p.m. Although their match ended in a loss to South 7-6, this did not take away from the senior night activities nor the spirit displayed. This year, the Wentzville team is composed of 18 seniors; all of them were celebrated and honored on Friday night.

 

Colby Adelsberger, #27

Colby Adelsberger being escorted by his mother, Erin, and his father, Jason. (Gavin Block)

Liberty senior and defenseman Colby Adelsberger has four years of playing experience in lacrosse. An accomplishment of his career is a four-year varsity player all-conference. Adelsberger’s favorite lacrosse memory is playing in the state semifinal game during his freshman year.

 

Brandon Kertz, #12

Brandon Kertz with his mother, Diana, and his father, Bradley. (Gavin Block)

Liberty senior and defenseman Brandon Kertz has two years of lacrosse playing experience. One of Kertz’s accomplishments is being able to war with his teammates and knowing they have his back. His favorite lacrosse memory is the first game he ever played. He plans on going to Missouri State University and obtaining a bachelor’s degree.

 

Brock Pleis, #11

Brock Pleis being escorted by his mother, Lisa, and his father, Scott. (Gavin Block)

Timberland senior, midfielder and captain Brock Pleis has two years of playing experience in lacrosse. His accomplishments include first team all-conference and a commitment to play lacrosse in college. Pleis’s favorite lacrosse memory is the trip to Olathe, Kan. He plans to go to Missouri Baptist University and receive a bachelor’s degree.

 

Lucas Potter, #22

Lucas Potter being escorted by his mother, Annie, and his sister, Faith. (Gavin Block)

Holt senior and defenseman Lucas Potter has one year of lacrosse playing experience. His favorite lacrosse memory is the Kansas City trip. After high school, Potter intends to go to Mizzou and earn a degree in engineering.

 

Andrew Stapf, #15

Andrew Stapf with his mother, Elizabeth, and his father, Charlie. (Gavin Block)

Timberland senior, goalkeeper and captain Andrew Stapf has four years of playing experience in lacrosse. His achievements include being a four-year varsity player, captain during his junior and senior year, and first team all-conference. His favorite memory is stopping team members at practice. Stapf plans to play lacrosse at Columbia College and attain a degree in business.

All seniors from Liberty, Timberland and Holt who were honored:

Daniel Gardiner, #1

Bryce Howard, #2

Nate Hauk, #3

Geoffrey Hudson, #4

Zach Baker, #8

Liam Kelly, #9

Colin Bunner, #10

Brock Pleis, #11

Brandon Kertz, #12

Tyler Hildenbrand, #13

Parker Myers, #14

Andrew Stapf, #15

Steele Perry, #16

Drew Chiodini, #20

Lucas Potter, #22

Cooper Yates, #23

Kyle Wuebbeling, #24

Colby Adelsberger, #27