After transferring from NIU, Mother McAuley’s Fiona Crane finds home on bases at St. Xavier. ‘Lightning fast.’
St. Xavier's Fiona Crane, a Mother McAuley graduate and NIU transfer, turns into the most dangerous base stealer in the nation.
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Isaac Willis leads Indian Creek back to the supersectional. But Marshall builds roadblock to state semifinals.
Isaac Willis comes up with 16 points and nine rebounds but Indian Creek drops 45-31 supersectional decision to Marshall.
Tinley Irish Parade salutes veterans as nation’s 250th birthday approaches
This year’s Tinley Park Irish Parade spotlighted the nation’s 250th birthday and veterans led the march as the grand marshal.
Leo’s Nate Stephens plays inspired basketball in memory of grandmother, aunt and a friend. ‘Watching over me.’
Nate Stephens tallies 11 rebounds. five points and three blocked shots to lift Leo past Hillcrest 72-64 for sectional title.
Jayde Wyett, who shows he can put up points, lists offseason goal for Providence. ‘Be a better point guard.’
Jayde Wyett scores 15 points for Providence in a 46-40 loss to Wheaton Academy in a Class 3A sectional semifinal.
North Dakota State football commit Myles Ellis, who sets track records, helps H-F in basketball. ‘A big part.’
College football commit Myles Ellis comes up big as Homewood-Flossmoor beats Brother Rice 64-54 in semifinal semifinal.
Layken Callahan takes ‘aggressive-ism’ to another level for Providence in supersectional. ‘Brings us so much.’
Providence's Layken Callahan comes up with 11 points and 10 rebounds in 73-47 supersectional loss to Washington.
John Brown IV shakes off injury to lift Homewood-Flossmoor past Lincoln-Way East for regional. ‘Ice and rest.’
John Brown IV scores 11 points as Homewood-Flossmoor prevails 54-46 over Lincoln-Way East for regional title.
Clemson volleyball commit Ihuoma Ozoh, who has missed Thursday games, helps H-F win sectional. ‘Much respect.’
Ihuoma Ozoh tallies nine points and 16 rebounds to help Homewood-Flossmoor down Marist 58-48 for sectional title.
Brother Rice’s Aiden Henderson learns lesson after sitting out due to surgery on injured wrist. ‘Be grateful.’
Aiden Henderson scores 15 points off bench, sparking Brother Rice to 66-58 regional semifinal win over Richards.