Injuries reduce Benet senior Jack Clevenger’s playing time. But not his spirit. ‘We all love his energy.’
Benet's Jack Clevenger was forced to change roles after two shoulder injuries. But even with reduced playing time, he remains upbeat.
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Bobby Narang’s high school softball rankings and player of the week for Lake County
Carmel and Libertyville move back into the top 10 as Warren, Lake Zurich and Grayslake North move up.
Antioch freshman Brooke White is a ‘5-star player.’ That’s not hyperbole. She’s already proving it.
Antioch's Brooke White is batting over .600 with eight extra-base hits and seven stolen bases even as she excels at a new position.
Simeon transfer Christian Lott finds good fit at Neuqua Valley. Division I recruit’s ‘best is yet to come.’
Christian Lott, a 6-foot-4 right-hander, transferred to Neuqua Valley for academic reasons but is ready to make his mark on the field.
Bobby Narang’s high school softball rankings and player of the week for Lake County
Wauconda jumps in the top 10 and is joined by newcomers Lake Zurich, Vernon Hills, Grant and Lakes.
Crafty ace Ava Potempa creates masterpieces for Stevenson. ‘A completely different way of looking at things.’
Opponents already know that Stevenson's Ava Potempa, a McLennan commit, is talented in the art of pitching. She's creative off the field too.
Naperville Central can count on Cali Lenz. Her older sister Kendall ‘is always there for me.’
Talented center fielder Cali Lenz, who has family connections to the St. Louis Cardinals and the Detroit Lions, is a captain as a junior.
Fixing cars or pitching, Naperville North’s Brian Sokolnicki learns to keep calm and not ‘break more stuff’
Naperville North junior right-hander Brian Sokolnicki's hobby involves older models. For the Huskies, he's a new one.
Ryley Bautista leans on experience in multiple sports as Vernon Hills shows promise. ‘Trust your teammates.’
Vernon Hills's Ryley Bautista, whose extensive experience in varsity sports has given her a unique perspective, is batting .471 with a 1.112 OPS.
Adjusted to new position, Warren’s Mia Meno takes swing at another role. ‘Willing to do whatever it takes.’
Mia Meno is Warren's leadoff hitter this season, a first for her. But she has become accustomed to change in her three varsity seasons.