Algonquin Native to Appear Monday in Episode Two of 'The Bachelor'

Photo: Trina Scherenberg Photo credit: The Bachelor website

An Algonquin native will be continuing on in this season’s “The Bachelor” after receiving a rose during episode one of the ABC reality TV show.

Trina Scherenberg, 33, a former special education teacher at Crystal Lake South, watched the first episode with family and friends at Nero’s Pizza & Pub in Algonquin last Monday, the Northwest Herald reports.

Scherenberg is among 22 other bachelorette contestants that will be vying for a rose from Chris, a “stylish farmer from Iowa,” during episode two of the show, which airs at 7 p.m. Monday.

Another local woman, Amanda Goerlitz, 24, of Lake in the Hills, did not receive a rose during episode one and will not be continuing on in the show. Goerlitz teaches ballet at Judith Svalander School of Ballet in Crystal Lake, according to the Northwest Herald.

Photo: Amanda Goerlitz Photo credit: The Bachelor