Sophomore forward Bronwyn How, who already has an offer from Eastern Illinois, helps lead way for North Stars.
How does St. Charles North sophomore Bronwyn How, who has a Division I offer, handle pressure? ‘With such grace.’
Category: High School Sports
With her sister home for the holidays, Marist’s Grace Harmon gains a shooting partner. It pays off. ‘She’s great.’
Grace Harmon scores 22 points, with five in last 44 seconds, to lift Marist to 59-54 win in Oak Lawn Holiday Tournament final.
Paul Johnson’s Aurora-Elgin girls basketball rankings and player of the week
St. Charles East and Plano move up in rankings topped by front-runner Waubonsie Valley.
Jeff Vorva’s Daily Southtown girls basketball rankings and player of the week
Marian Catholic maintains hold on top spot, while Lincoln-Way East joins the rankings.
Even when he’s scoring, Jacobs’ Emaan Thomas dives for loose balls and hits floor on defense. ‘I’m a hustle guy.’
Emaan Thomas comes through in the second quarter as Jacobs rallies past South Elgin in Hinkle Holiday Classic.
Rick Armstrong’s Aurora-Elgin boys basketball rankings and player of the week
Waubonsie Valley cements place at top, while Batavia falls and Yorkville joins the rankings.
One year later, Marc Harvey develops into an inside force for Oak Lawn. And there’s more. ‘He is our X-factor.’
Marc Harvey totals 19 points and nine rebounds for Oak Lawn in a 55-37 win at the Sandburg Shot Clock Classic.
Steve Millar’s Daily Southtown boys basketball rankings and player of the week
Brother Rice takes over the top spot in the rankings, with Oak Lawn as the biggest riser.
Hanover Central’s Luke Ondo and Gage Rodriguez kid around. But their impact is no joke. ‘They do the dirty work.’
Ondo and Rodriguez might joke that they don’t like each other, but they do a lot to like on the court.
St. Laurence transfer Khalil Jones sets the pace for Metea Valley. It’s a winning pace. ‘He’s been real good.’
Jones had 16 points, six rebounds and four assists in Metea Valley’s win over Naperville North.