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Morning Sports Report
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It didn’t matter if Hersey threw the ball or ran the ball Friday night in Mt. Prospect.
The ball always seemed to go forward for the Huskies.
Kentucky commit Jake Nawrot ...
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Despite finishing below the .500 mark overall and in DuKane Conference play a year ago, Geneva running back Nelson Wendell was among many who believed things would be dif...
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Palatine’s Pirates got off to a flying start.
Fremd’s Vikings?
They got rolling.
And once Fremd's football team found its groove Friday night, there was no stopping it in...
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It was not an easy victory for the Lake Zurich football team, but in the end sophomore quarterback Benji Ferguson and the Bears got the job done in dramatic fashion Frid...
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The 52nd edition of the annual gridiron clash between the two high schools located in the village of Hoffman Estates began on a somber note Friday evening with a moment ...
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When the mayor names a day after you, you better win the football game.
Batavia Mayor Jeff Schielke named Friday Dennis Piron Day for the retiring coach, who was hosting...
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Mount Carmel quarterback Brady Cloherty threw for 421 yards and 4 touchdowns, including a 99-yarder to Marshaun Thornton, as the Caravan beat Loyola on Friday.
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Friday’s scores
Football
Antioch 21, Wauconda 0
Aurora Christian 31, Marian Central 14
Bartlett 43, Streamwood 36
Elk Grove 20, Rolling Meadows 19
Glenbard Wes...
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The final score didn’t really matter much to Naperville North.
Sure, perennial state power East St. Louis came away with a 35-8 win in Friday’s regular season finale in ...
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It's not often that you get to see two defending state champions close the regular season on the same field, but that's what happened on Friday night in Lombard as a riv...
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