High school and local college results and highlights from the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County.
Basketball and local scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County
Category: Elgin Courier-News
Experienced Sam Kerry helps carry load as Kaneland wins first conference title in 20 years. ‘She’s a coach’s dream.’
Sam Kerry emerges a reliable second scoring option for the Knights, who won their first conference title in 20 years.
Rick Armstrong’s Aurora-Elgin boys basketball rankings and player of the week
Burlington Central and Sandwich inch up in the rankings topped by Waubonsie Valley.
A perfect 30-0 as a freshman, South Elgin’s Allison Garbacz builds upon past performances. ‘I’m not new to this.’
Only a freshman, South Elgin’s Allison Garbacz rolls to the championship Saturday at the Schaumburg Sectional.
One month later, sophomore transfer Declan Sons gets into sectional groove for St. Charles East. ‘I knew what to expect.’
St. Charles East’s Declan Sons earns upset in the 113-pound championship match of the Class 3A Conant Sectional.
Kris Mporokoso is unfazed by Waubonsie Valley’s win over Warren at Indian Creek Shootout. ‘We know what we can do.’
Kris Mporokoso makes key 3-pointer Saturday as Waubonsie Valley holds off Warren at the Indian Creek Shootout.
Long and lanky Patrick Magan starts out as 3-pointer shooter for Burlington Central. Next step? ‘Pay it forward.’
Patrick Magan makes a 3-pointer and layup to give Burlington Central the early lead in a 71-44 win over Jacobs.
On team with three freshmen, Yorkville’s Taelor Clements gets jump on leadership role. ‘Heart, hustle and muscle.’
Yorkville’s Taelor Clements tallies five points and four rebounds vs. Oswego East but rolls ankle in fourth quarter.
Basketball and local scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County
High school and local college results and highlights from the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County.
Ex-Speaker Michael Madigan’s conviction could give Illinois GOP a path to relevancy, but it’s still strewn with obstacles
Republicans, the minority party in Illinois, now have the conviction of a longtime Democratic leader to feature in next year’s state campaigns. Will it be enough?