Arena League: Rush beat Crush
It was somewhat fitting that Rush receiver Damian Harrell's continued march up the all-time lists in the Arena Football League took a detour through Colorado. After all, his name was...
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MENARD LEADS THE WAY TO LINCOLN-WAY’S TITLE
Lincoln-Way survived a challenge from St. Charles East on Friday night, topping the Saints 43-39 to repeat as champions of the school's own tournament Knights senior center Kevin Menard won...
JULIAN’S DOCKERY BEATS CLOCK, ROBESON
It may not have been Sean Dockery's greatest game, but the Julian junior guard may have made the most memorable shot of his career at the end of Tuesday's game...
POLOCK PACES PAST FIELD, KEEPS CROWN
Wheaton North's Samantha Polock found flaws in her performance Saturday in her team's annual Cross-Country Classic. The sophomore still managed to defend her title, however, winning the 2.5-mile race in...
1ST-PLAY TD SETS TONE IN CRANE WIN
Running back Melvin Woodard started the Crane attack from the get-go. Scoring on the first play from scrimmage, a 75-yard run, Woodard led Crane past Lake View 30-6 in a...
THIS TIME, YORK’S GIRLS RATE THE CROSS-COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT
York girls cross-country coach Larry Bassett has rehashed the subject so often, he has grown a bit tired of it. Teachers at school ask him. Parents ask him. Opposing coaches...
WHEATON SOUTH ROLLS, BUT STAR BELL INJURED
Despite losing star running back/defensive back Brett Bell to an apparent knee injury, No. 20 Wheaton Warrenville South (2-0) downed Waubonsie Valley 21-6. Dan Brauer threw for a touchdown and...
NAPERVILLE NORTH HOLDS OFF PALATINE
6 Naperville North: Jay McCareins threw for a touchdown and ran for another as the Huskies downed Palatine 30-16. After Palatine pulled to within 22-16 on a Mike Hnytka 8-yard...
NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW
Big Northern Red Harvard (4-5, 1-4) Last season: Harvard lost starting quarterback Todd Pihl for the season in the first quarter of its opening game. Sophomore Erik Korslin came in...
NO TOWN LIKE T-TOWN
Teutopolis may be 218 miles from the Loop, but it is close to the hearts of Illinois high school girls basketball fans. That's one reason I wanted to make the...