Jeff Vorva’s high school girls volleyball rankings and player of the week for the Southland
Chicago Christian moves up a spot, while Oak Lawn leapfrogs into the rankings.
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After returning from ankle injury, Amelia Kadamus provides a ‘positive light’ as Stagg slips past Oak Forest
Purdue Northwest recruit Amelia Kadamus comes up with eight kills to spark Stagg to 16-25, 25-21, 25-18 win over Oak Forest.
Lockport’s Griffin Russell, a ball boy for the 2021 state champs, throws 3 TD passes to stun Lincoln-Way West
Griffin Russell passes for 221 yards and three TDs as Lockport rolls to 38-15 win over previously unbeaten Lincoln-Way West.
Lemont’s Jayna Huff, who develops into ‘the engine of the team,’ gets into high gear by building up strength
Jayna Huff shows off strength with four kills and five blocks, helping lead Lemont to a 25-20, 25-12 win over Shepard.
Providence’s Brenna Garrigan, a 5-foot-5 freshman who can ‘jump out of her shoes,’ plays big at outside hitter
Brenna Garrigan, only a freshman, produces seven kills to lead Providence to a 25-13, 25-14 nonconference win over Andrew.
Illinois recruit Kolby Ross, bringing ‘that dog and that fight,’ takes on expanded role for Lincoln-Way East
Only a junior, Illinois recruit Kolby Ross steps into a leadership role as Lincoln-Way East adjusts lineup due to a key injury.
Jeff Vorva’s high school girls volleyball rankings and player of the week for the Southland
Both Lemont and Stagg enter rankings that are topped by undefeated Marist and Mother McAuley.
Davey Koszulinski, a sophomore who switched from receiver, stars again at QB as Lincoln-Way West downs Andrew
Davey Koszulinski completes 6 of 8 passes for 159 yards and two TDs as Lincoln-Way West rolls to 31-6 win over Andrew.
Reagan Kemps, who ‘makes good choices,’ steps in as a starter and leads Mother McAuley past Lincoln-Way East
Reagan Kemps enters starting lineup and leads Mother McAuley to 25-21, 25-21 win over host Lincoln-Way East.
‘Cutting assumptions’: Prairie State iCan Dream Center to serve neurodiverse students
Participants and officials celebrate the new iCan Dream Center for neurodiverse students at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights.