Andy Rabinowitz

For Naperville Central's girls volleyball team, it seems the faster the pace the better they play. The No. 3 Redhawks (15-0-1, 5-0) stymied a Game 2 Naperville North comeback, then...

In Thursday afternoon's Public Illini Northwest opener between Marshall and Crane, the two-point conversion proved to be both a blessing and a curse. Crane failed to convert on all five...

Timothy Christian's girls didn't earn any glamor points against Montini in Thursday night's Walther Lutheran Class A regional final. Not after the top-seeded Trojans shot 32 percent from the field...

It was how Barrington forward Nicky Eason used to play on the playground, she said. You know, the basics, like blocking a shot, grabbing the ball, dribbling it up court...

One is an explosive athlete with a silky jump shot. The other is a chiseled post player who sweeps the boards. And even though Crane guard Will Bynum and Farragut...

As the turnovers mounted and his team sank further into its funk, Washington girls coach Willie Byrd could do nothing more than bury his head in his hands. For Byrd,...

Westinghouse coach Chris Head didn't necessarily call it a message, but the entire Public League should nonetheless take heed: The two-time defending Red West champion Warriors are alive and well,...

The old saying "better late than never" doesn't necessarily ring true to the Zion-Benton girls basketball squad. Stevenson arrived late to its meeting at Zion-Benton Wednesday night due to a...

You could almost see the pain in Shepard coach Tony Chiuccariello's face during the fourth quarter of his SICA East matchup with No. 4 Bloom Township. His team led by...

It may not have been Sean Dockery's greatest game, but the Julian junior guard may have made the most memorable shot of his career at the end of Tuesday's game...