Bellevue Wolverines Week 4 Recap: One Win, One Heartbreaker

Bellevue vs. Kennedy Catholic – September 30

The Wolverines opened the week with a high-energy matchup against Kennedy Catholic. Bellevue set the tone early by winning the opening sprint and trading goals in a fast-paced first quarter. Strong defensive pressure and quick transitions helped the Wolverines edge ahead 4-3 after eight minutes of play.

In the second quarter, Bellevue tightened its defense and capitalized on key opportunities. Timely steals and disciplined positioning led to two more goals, giving the Wolverines a 6-3 lead at halftime. Kennedy fought hard to stay in the game, but Bellevue’s composure and teamwork kept momentum on their side.

The second half was a battle of endurance. Kennedy chipped away at the lead, pulling within one late in the fourth quarter. Bellevue responded with smart clock management and clutch stops to secure an 11-10 victory—a testament to grit and resilience in a nail-biting finish.

Bellevue vs. Curtis – October 2

Two days later, Bellevue faced undefeated Curtis in a showdown that tested every ounce of determination. The Wolverines came out strong, winning the first sprint and jumping to a 4-2 lead after the opening quarter. Quick ball movement and aggressive defense set the tone early.

Curtis answered back in the second quarter, outscoring Bellevue 6-3 to take an 8-7 lead at halftime. The third quarter saw Curtis extend the margin to three goals, but Bellevue refused to fold. Anchored by relentless defense and patient offense, the Wolverines clawed back into striking distance.

The final frame was pure drama. Quincy sparked a comeback with two clutch goals, tying the game 11-11 with under two minutes left. The crowd roared as Bellevue pushed for the upset, but Curtis scored late to reclaim the lead. Despite a last-second 7-on-6 attempt, Bellevue fell just short, 12-11, in one of the most thrilling games of the season.

JV Match vs. Curtis

Following the varsity showdown, Bellevue’s JV squad faced a strong Curtis team that showcased that they have built a formidable program. From the opening whistle, Curtis controlled the pace and dominated both ends of the pool. Despite Bellevue’s effort, Curtis maintained full command throughout the match.

The final score was 15-2 in favor of Curtis, underscoring their depth and execution. While the result was tough, Bellevue’s JV players gained valuable experience against one of the top programs in the region—an opportunity that will fuel growth for the rest of the season.