PLAINFIELD – Perry Dorrestein and Thomas “Doc” Levek will become the newest inductees into the Plainfield High School Athletic Hall of Fame during ceremonies on Saturday that also coincide with Plainfield Central’s 1 p.m. homecoming football game against Oswego East.

Dorrestein, a 2006 graduate, was a top prospect on the offensive line who earned All-State honors for coach John Jackson’s Wildcats. He went on to become a three-year letterman for the University of Michigan and reached the NFL, where he was on the Bears’ practice squad.

Levek has been a dedicated fan of Wildcats athletics for 30 years. Beside attending many events in a variety of sports each season, he also has been a dedicated volunteer, helping out as a timer, scorekeeper, announcer and assisting at cross country and track meets.

Both are expected to start the day in the homecoming parade that runs through the village. Then they will be officially inducted into the hall of fame at the alumni tea that takes place at the high school cafeteria. And finally, they will be recognized at halftime of the football game.

The hall of fame, which inducted its first class in 1999, now will have 40 individuals as well as seven teams who are honored with plaques in the entryway way to the gym and field house.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Minooka 25-25, Plainfield East 17-13: Alli Papesh had 11 kills and five digs, Holly Bonde had eight kills and five digs, Olivia Klank had four kills and five blocks and Zoey Seput had 31 assists and six digs for Minooka (20-1, 10-0). Papesh recorded her 1,000th career kill and will be recognized for that feat at the next home game, Thursday.

Joliet West 25-25, Romeoville 19-15: Riley Boyette, Alayna Rooks and Lexi Zajda had five kills each for Romeoville.

Lincoln-Way Central 25-25, Andrew 13-16: Kylie Kulinski finished with five aces, three kills and seven assists, Megan Barry chipped in six digs and Hannah Stacy had four kills for the Knights (16-4, 2-0).

Hershcer 25-25, Seneca 21-17: Grace Alley had three kills and five blocks, Sydney Poyner had six assists, and Morgan Pifer had eight digs for Seneca.

BOYS SOCCER

Joliet West 2, Joliet Central 1: With the postseason approaching, the Tigers outlasted the visiting Steelmen in a tight, spirited Southwest Prairie Conference battle.

Oswego East 2, Minooka 1: Dominic Ruettiger scored the goal, and Frank Thompson assisted for Minooka (8-8-2). Carson Heglund made 11 saves.

Bolingbrook 6, Homewood-Flossmoor 0: Bolingbrook (9-8-2, 3-0) has won four straight and will meet Lockport on Tuesday for the SWSC title. Juan Guzman scored two goals, and Christian Guzman, Alex Franco and Josue Lopez scored one each. Oscar Leon made four saves.

GIRLS SWIMMING

Lincoln-Way Central 129, Lincoln-Way West 57: Madi Jager, Julia Signorelli, Keara McGowan and Cetta Senese broke pool records for the Knights (7-2, 3-0) at West in the 200 medley and 400 free relays. The Warriors fell to 2-1 in the Southwest Suburban Conference.

GIRLS TENNIS

Minooka 6, Morris 1: Sydney Forest and Mallory Buch won in singles, and Gabby Hajduk-Grace Thelo, Ireland Binkowski-Kacie More, Maddy Wittkofski-Grace Boeringa and Natesha Bills-McKenna O’Donnell won in doubles for Minooka.

MEN’S SOCCER

JJC 3, Rock Valley 2: Gustavo Ramos Buonopane scored twice, Rocco Del Real also had a goal and David Cedillo, Kyle Sparks and Adrian Jimenez added assists for the Wolves.