Noah Mister’s 9-2 run at the end of the third quarter provided a spark as the Caravan won 53-50 in a Class 3A sectional semifinal.
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Coming back from foot injury, Chase Abraham takes game to another level for Thornton. ‘Just the little stuff.’
T.F. North transfer Chase Abraham scored 12 points to help Thornton roll to a 77-47 victory in a Class 3A sectional semifinal.
After good night’s sleep, Lewis-bound Mac Hagemaster gives Homewood-Flossmoor double-double lift. ‘Best game.’
Mac Hagemaster led the Vikings with 13 points and 10 rebounds in a 68-66 overtime win over Joliet West in a sectional semifinal.
To final minute, Western Illinois recruit Madison Davis stands tall for Marian Catholic. ‘An honor to play here.’
Western Illinois-bound Madison Davis scored 18 points in a 36-30 loss to Hinsdale South in a Class 3A supersectional.
It’s not an ending. It’s only a beginning for Homewood-Flossmoor’s Aunyai Deere. ‘Continue to push each other.’
Aunyai Deere had nine points and six rebounds for Homewood-Flossmoor in a 48-32 loss to Nazareth in a Class 4A supersectional.
Joliet Catholic’s HJ Grigsby, Citadel football recruit, doesn’t turn back on basketball. ‘Knew I was coming back.’
Although his college future is football, HJ Grigsby was determined to get his injured ankle into shape for basketball season.
Jeff Vorva’s Daily Southtown boys basketball rankings and player of the week
Thornton maintains top spot, while three teams enter rankings. Evergreen Park’s Tre Dowdell is the player of the week.
Column: Injuries. Adversity. Then resilience. Brother Rice brings home state trophy. ‘Just makes it even better.’
Resilience was the word of the weekend as three Southland wrestling teams overcame adversity to earn state trophies.
Usually even-keeled Claudia Heeney reaches new heights in winning state for Lockport. ‘It’s super exciting.’
Claudia Heeney won the 130-pound title in leading Lockport to a runner-up finish as a team at the girls wrestling state meet.
Liam Kelly’s biggest fan as Mount Carmel wins state? His brother Colin, a Wisconsin recruit. ‘I’m not shocked.’
Liam Kelly’s victories were key in pushing Mount Carmel to its fifth state wrestling title and second in three years.