Introducing the 2025-26 Naperville Sun Girls Basketball All-Area Team
The team includes five players from Benet, four players from Naperville Central and three players from Waubonsie Valley.
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Danyella Mporokoso is the 2025-26 Girls Basketball Player of the Year for Aurora, Elgin, Naperville
Illinois State recruit Danyella Mporokoso is Waubonsie Valley's all-time leading scorer with 2,979 points.
Naperville high school girls soccer preview: Matt Le Cren scouts the teams for the 2026 season
Multiple teams, including Naperville Central, will look for scoring from new sources but familiar faces.
Naperville North’s Olivia Ochsner stops shots. She also starts connections. ‘She can relate to everyone.’
UIC recruit Olivia Ochsner, who has been elected captain for Naperville North, is known for her communication skills as well as her saves.
EIU recruit Jayden Wright does ‘whatever it takes’ to get No. 1 Benet to state. Where No. 2 DePaul Prep waits.
Jayden Wright scores 16 points and shuts down Rockford Auburn's Amir Danforth as defending state champion Benet rolls.
Nazareth’s Mia Gage wins state title, like cousin did at Curie. As freshman, like teammate Stella Sakalas did.
Freshman guard Mia Gage starts a 16-0 run to fuel Nazareth's 55-23 win over Loyola in the Class 4A state championship game.
Like a sleeping giant awakened, Benet’s Edvardas Stasys can’t be stopped by Bolingbrook. ‘Winning plays.’
Edvardas Stasys scores all of his 13 points in the final 12 minutes as Benet rallies to win the Class 4A Bolingbrook Sectional championship game.
With Illinois coach Brad Underwood watching, Neuqua Valley’s Danny Mikuta delivers ‘big shots’ of confidence
Neuqua Valley's Danny Mikuta rises to the occasion during a star-studded sectional semifinal against Bolingbrook.
Benet’s Colin Stack puts on a dunkathon against Yorkville. Is the 7-footer the ‘best big man in the state’?
North Dakota State recruit Colin Stack dunks five times during Benet's win over Yorkville in the Class 4A sectional semifinals.
Penn recruit Matt Vatev and Stanford recruit Luke Vatev to go separate ways. First, Hinsdale Central history.
Luke Vatev wins two individual state titles, Matt Vatev wins one, and the brothers team up to win two relays as Hinsdale Central wins the team championship again.