Energy and defense. That’s been the name of Maya Cobb’s game for Waubonsie Valley. ‘Tonight it was on offense.’
Maya Cobb scored 13 of her 15 points in the first half as the Warriors beat Alton 55-53 in overtime in a Class 4A supersectional.
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Spurred on by her brothers, Kaneland’s Angelina Gochis wins state title. ‘We have to keep the family going.’
Kaneland's Angelina Gochis won 8-2 in the 105-pound championship match Saturday in the girls wrestling state meet.
From JV to second place in state, Yorkville’s Luke Chrisse completes whirlwind season. ‘Been like a dream.’
Luke Chrisse's win by pin in the semifinals advanced the Foxes to its first state finals dual in Class 3A against Mount Carmel.
Within a matter of days, Anthony Gutierrez puts himself on the map for St. Charles East. ‘He is the real deal.’
Anthony Gutierrez helped power the Saints to a 49-21 victory over Maine South in the Class 3A Addison Trail Dual Team Sectional.
Leading off, St. Charles East’s Ben Davino rolls to fourth state title in row. ‘Just gave me less time to worry.’
Ohio State recruit Ben Davino took control Saturday night for St. Charles East at 132 pounds, the first match of the state meet.
Marmion’s Nicholas Garcia turns back clock to beat St. Charles East’s Dom Munaretto. ‘I was really prepared.’
Marmion's Nicholas Garcia scored two key reversals for a 4-2 decision at 113 pounds over St. Charles East's Dom Munaretto.
West Aurora’s Noah Quintana returns to state after lesson learned from last year’s injury. ‘Just acted as fuel.’
Noah Quintana got through the Class 3A Hinsdale Central Sectional, taking second at 157 pounds to punch his ticket back to state.
For the third time, Batavia’s Aidan Huck takes scrappy style to state. Unorthodox? ‘I like to have that edge.’
It worked again Saturday as Batavia's Aidan Huck downed Mount Carmel’s Jairo Acuna in the 144-pound sectional championship match.
Jason Williams, known as JJ, embraces his role off the bench for West Aurora. ‘Do whatever the team needs.’
Known as “JJ,” Jason Williams is a change agent for West Aurora — a defense-first role player with a knack for the positive.
On senior night, Jordan Brooks shows how and why he’s been red hot for West Aurora. ‘I’ve been hitting shots.’
Jordan Brooks stayed super hot Friday, scoring 21 points, but his hot hand could not prevent a 48-44 loss to Plainfield North.