Jacob Jumes, a 6-foot-1 forward, scores his first career goal for Lincoln-Way Central. ‘Ready for that finish.’
Sophomore forward Jacob Jumes scores first career goal for Lincoln-Way Central in a 2-0 win over H-F.
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Camden Maniatis, a natural playmaker, immediately answers call as Andrew’s triple-option QB. ‘Took the role.’
Camden Maniatis is coming off one of his best games, scoring three TDs in a 52-0 win over Hammond Central.
Two-way talent Sean Rice, who catches interest from Illinois and Purdue, leads St. Laurence. ‘Can do anything.’
Sean Rice records interception, fumble recovery off his sack and five tackles in St. Laurence's 41-0 win over Leo.
Taking on starring role, AJ Divito delivers big catch as Yorkville stuns Oswego. ‘Just waiting for that play.’
Yorkville's AJ Divito breaks free for a game-changing 57-yard TD catch in a stunning 16-6 win over Oswego.
At central defender, Cesar Acevedo anchors West Aurora’s back line. But his assists? ‘Big part of what we do.’
West Aurora's Cesar Acevedo assists on opening goal and keys strong defensive effort in 2-0 win over East Aurora.
After big win over Loyola, Brother Rice’s Jack McNamara gets new offer. From Notre Dame. ‘Feels like an honor.’
Brother Rice sophomore Jack McNarama is up to 14 college scholarship offers, the latest from Notre Dame.
Skylar O’Neill, who goes by Blue, brings positive mindset to Reavis. And the blocked punts? ‘Had them rattled.’
Skylar O’Neill returns interception for TD and also blocks two punts for Reavis in 41-12 victory over Argo.
USC commit Jonas Williams, who closes in on IHSA career TD record, erupts for Lincoln-Way East. ‘Full circle.’
USC recruit Jonas Williams throws five TD passes to close in on state career mark in Lincoln-Way East's 49-14 win.
After last year’s ending, Marmion’s Jordan Peinado picks up pace with 10 goals in 10 games. ‘Ace in the hole.’
Jordan Peinado scores his 10th goal of the season for Marmion in a 1-0 Catholic League Blue win over DePaul Prep.
As a senior, Ellie Dobbertin comes into her own for West Aurora. The big difference? ‘A lot more confident.’
Ellie Dobbertin delivers with three kills and a block kill as West Aurora rolls past Streamwood 25-8, 25-7.