Lockport’s Bridget Ferriter puts away 14 kills in 25-8, 20-25, 25-23 win over Lincoln-Way West in a Class 4A sectional semifinal.
Lockport’s Bridget Ferriter puts love of math and science to use on volleyball court. ‘I like the pace of the game.’
Category: High School Sports
Nolan Ewanic and Nathan Laird, seniors in only varsity season, send Naperville Central to another shootout
Ewanic and Laird rally Naperville Central in the second half of a Class 3A supersectional.
Sebastian Gryglak gets things going on defense for Lockport. ‘And then the game rewards me.’ With a big goal, too.
Sebastian Gryglak produced moment of pure joy, scoring his second goal of the season to give Porters a lead in first half.
What’s the ceiling for Marist’s Maddie Berry? Lincoln-Way East finds out. ‘I want to be at my best potential.’
Marist’s Maddie Berry was in total control during a 25-13, 25-16 win over Lincoln-Way East in a Class 4A sectional semifinal.
Penn State commit Haley Burgdorf gets going again as St. Charles North advances: ‘It’s amazing every time’
Burgdorf records 16 kills to lead St. Charles North over Metea Valley in the sectional semifinals.
IHSA state football playoffs: Complete second-round schedule, from Class 8A to 1A
Days and times for the second round of the IHSA state football playoffs are set. Games will be Friday and Saturday, with the winners advancing to the quarterfinals.
Rick Armstrong’s 3 takeaways from first round of high school football playoffs in Aurora-Elgin area
West Aurora posts first-round win to set up matchup against Maine South, while several other strong showdowns loom.
Steve Millar’s 3 takeaways from first round of high school football playoffs in Southland
St. Laurence, Ag Science (first win in program history) and Lincoln-Way Central make noise in first round of state playoffs.
Rick Armstrong’s Aurora-Elgin area football rankings and players of the week
Burlington Central inches up rankings topped by Oswego, St. Charles North and Geneva.
Division I prospect Charlie Stec stacks up for Brother Rice. Just like his family. ‘I grew up around football.’
Brother Rice’s Charlie Stec, who has offers from Kent State, Marshall and Western Illinois, looks forward to playing in college.