New Trier senior Clara Crossgrove’s ‘gut check’ after disappointment sets the stage for her ultimate triumph
After falling in her best event, Crossgrove delivers a championship performance in the final routine of her career.
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On vault with little fault, Ava Sullivan becomes first state champ in Oswego co-op program history. ‘My goodness.’
Oswego co-op's Ava Sullivan becomes the first state champion in program history by winning in the vault.
Neuqua Valley’s Andrew Hoffmann knows surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome is coming. Until then, he plays.
Hoffmann has continued to play football and basketball despite pain and numbness.
Will Erbeck’s ‘nastiness’ drove Naperville Central football to semifinals. Can he win it all on the mat?
Erbeck is a contender for the state title in the 285-pound weight class in Class 3A.
Heating up, Sydney Johnson scores program-record 36 points to power St. Charles North. ‘You never expect that.’
Sydney Johnson erupts for program-record 36 points, lifting St. Charles North to 78-28 win over Proviso West.
At 5-foot-4, West Aurora’s Maya Rabadan isn’t your typical post player. But it doesn’t bother her. ‘I like change.’
Maya Rabadan leads all players with 11 rebounds and five steals as West Aurora ousts Downers Grove South 50-39.
Jayden Wright often launches shots from NBA 3-point range. That’s fine with Benet. After all, he hits them.
Wright is shooting 43% from beyond the arc this season.
Kris Mporokoso is unfazed by Waubonsie Valley’s win over Warren at Indian Creek Shootout. ‘We know what we can do.’
Kris Mporokoso makes key 3-pointer Saturday as Waubonsie Valley holds off Warren at the Indian Creek Shootout.
Neuqua Valley freshman Cole Kelly bounces back. Like a major prospect would. ‘Not surprised at his greatness.’
Kelly, who has offers from DePaul and Illinois, scores 22 points in just three quarters after his worst game.
Naperville Central’s Jake Stanish hopes road to SEC leads to NFL. But his mom will ‘always be in my corner.’
Stanish, a Vanderbilt recruit, will be the fifth Naperville Central product to play SEC football.