Jack Weigus’ 3-pointer sparks 18-0 run for Brother Rice, which pulls away for 48-33 win in Class 3A state semifinal.
Jack Weigus, who grew up taking 3-pointers, sparks Brother Rice past St. Patrick in state semis. ‘What you dream of.’
Category: High School Sports
Father sentenced to 13 years for shooting St. Louis youth football coach over son’s playing time
A father in Missouri was sentenced to 13 years in prison on Thursday for shooting and wounding a St. Louis youth football coach over his son’s playing time.
Mount Carmel’s Seth Mendoza is the 2024-25 Daily Southtown Boys Wrestler of the Year: ‘Ready for the next chapter.’
After Mount Carmel’s Seth Mendoza wins fourth state wrestling title, Missouri recruit trains to run Boston Marathon.
Lincoln-Way West graduate Taylor Gugliuzza makes her case on basketball court for Lewis. ‘It’s super interesting.’
Taylor Gugliuzza, the Great Lakes Valley Conference’s player of the year, leads Lewis into the NCAA Tournament.
Warren QB Jack Wolf will go to any length on the court to win. ‘Every great team needs a Dennis Rodman type.’
Wolf’s gritty play has helped the Blue Devils advance to the state semifinals.
Naperville girls soccer preview: Matt Le Cren scouts the teams for the 2025 season
Claire DeCook leads defending DVC champion Naperville North.
Greg Williams, East Chicago Central’s tallest player, raises his game. ‘His presence inside has been major.’
The 6-foot-7 Williams has helped the Cardinals win a sectional title.
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.
Column: Plano’s Brad Korn and Southeast Missouri State deal with likely NCAA, NIT shutout. ‘It makes me mad.’
Southeast Missouri State coach Brad Korn, who hails from Plano, runs into dilemma after team loses conference tourney.
Lockport’s Claudia Heeney is the 2024-25 Daily Southtown Girls Wrestler of the Year. ‘Knew I could do this again.’
Lockport’s Claudia Heeney, a junior, goes 46-2 and wins state again while repeating as area’s top girls wrestler.