08/25/2014, 11:25pm CDT
, By Mike Clark | mclark@suntimes.com | @mikeclarkpreps
With Broc Rutter back under center and a deep receiving squad to boot, Neuqua Valley plans to continue its aerial assault that wreaked havoc on opponents last season.
Naperville Central led most of the match but Leo Delgado scored the tying goal for Morton in the 75th minute Monday night as the season opener for both teams ended in a 1-1 draw.
Neuqua Valley was impressive last year, but defense was a notable flaw. The Wildcats are hoping their experience will pay off this season and put them in position to contend for the Class 8A state title.
After winning its first six games last season and climbing up the state rankings, Benet suddenly fell apart, losing its final four games. Thankfully, a whole new season has begun.
Senior running back Bryson Oliver, Metea Valley's starting point guard on the basketball team last winter, appears he’ll be the key man in the backfield for the Mustangs this fall.
After winning the Marian Catholic Invite on Monday, Waubonsie Valley followed with a 340 at the McGonagle Championship on Tuesday. Bing Singhsumalee was the medalist with a 75.
Naperville North's Griffin Brown used his expertise to blow away the field in Tuesday’s McGonagle Naperville City Championship and help deliver the Huskies the team title at the six-team event.
08/19/2014, 11:45am CDT
, By Michael O’Brien | mobrien@suntimes.com | @michaelsobrien
The Sun-Times has obtained the Illinois High School Association's tentative sectional and regional hosts for Class 4A and 3A boys basketball for the next three years.
05/29/2014, 9:45am CDT
, By Jon Kerr | For Sun-Times Media | @prepspioneer
One game away from being bounced out of a berth in the boys tennis state tournament, the Vernon Hills doubles team of David Dobrik and Nikita Lunkov had a brief conversation with their coach, Doug Gerber.
05/22/2014, 10:30pm CDT
, By Jon Kerr | For Sun-Times Media | @prepspioneer
Rounding out the top five teams at Thursday's Class 3A Palatine Sectional were Palatine (56 points), Fremd (54 points), Lake Forest (53 points) and Warren (45 points).
Caitlin Krull was used to having her sister, Carly, swimming with her. But as the twins headed into their junior season at Sandburg in 2012, the Krulls were heading in different directions.
