The sophomore guard leads Waukegan in scoring and helps force Mundelein into 25 turnovers.
Evelyn Petty has taken ‘a huge step’ forward. She takes Waukegan with her in the regional semifinals.
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Aurora mayoral candidates: John Laesch emphasizing ethics reform, living-wage jobs in campaign for mayor
John Laesch, currently an alderman at-large on the Aurora City Council, is running for mayor in the Feb. 25 primary election.
Democratic leaders paint brighter fiscal picture ahead of Gov. JB Pritzker’s budget address
Illinois Democratic General Assembly leaders who had braced for a more than $3 billion budget deficit said the outlook improved.
Today in Chicago History: Arrest photo of a young Bernie Sanders emerges
Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on Feb. 19, according to the Tribune’s archives.
Operating down low, ambidextrous Sam Dalmann delivers across the board for Marmion. ‘Provides so much.’
Sam Dalmann scores 13 points and grabs eight rebounds for Marmion in a 66-58 win over Ottawa on senior night.
Despite the hiccups and hurdles, Reaghan Galvin doesn’t let St. Laurence give up. Or give in. ‘Heart of our team.’
Reaghan Galvin scores 12 points as St. Laurence beat De La Salle 48-30 in a Class 3A regional semifinal game.
Demetrius Boswell becomes new boss at point guard for Bloom. And he takes it seriously. ‘All about his character.’
Demetrius Boswell tallies eight points, five rebounds and four assists for Bloom in a 71-61 win at Rich Township.
Double-doubles become norm for Marist’s Marquis Vance. But there’s actually more to his game. ‘The pick-me-up guy.’
Marquis Vance finishes with 10 points and 11 rebounds as Marist holds on for 61-53 win over De La Salle.
Heating up, Sydney Johnson scores program-record 36 points to power St. Charles North. ‘You never expect that.’
Sydney Johnson erupts for program-record 36 points, lifting St. Charles North to 78-28 win over Proviso West.
Student-athletes at Aurora University get warm feeling making blankets for kids in need: ‘I just think it’s really beautiful to give back’
Every winter, athletic teams at Aurora University come together for a project to help comfort youngsters in hospitals, group homes, shelters and more, and this year was no exception.