High School District 120 have launched an investigation into allegations of student misconduct, and have postponed three varsity baseball games as a result of the claims."I think it’s all pretty crazy to be honest, I wasn’t there, but… I never expected any of this," said Joey Gargano, sophomore, Mundelein High School.Administrators said allegations were brought to their attention that violate both the student and athletic codes of conduct.
Meanwhile, a member of the junior varsity baseball team told FOX32 Chicago he isn't familiar with what the allegations are, but described the Mundelein baseball program as a tight-knit community. He said he will be disappointed if a peer has violated their code of conduct. "I’m so speechless to be honest. It’s super hard, because all these guys, I mean I look up to them, it’s just hard," said Gargano. "It’s super upsetting, man, when I heard about this, my heart sank."The investigation into the varsity team is ongoing."Should the report be founded, school-based and athletic consequences will be applied as outlined in the student handbook. Student safety is always our top priority.
Varsity baseball head coach Randy Lerner declined to comment on the matter to FOX32 Chicago, directing inquiries to the school’s principal. As of Tuesday, the varsity team was scheduled to play its next game on Wednesday against Zion-Benton Township High School.that I have read and agree
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