Forget Florida. Oswego’s Conor Tully concentrates instead on turning up defensive heat. ‘It’s a funny story.’
Conor Tully is the leading tackler for Oswego, which is in the semifinals for the time since winning state in 2003.
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Rick Armstrong’s high school football rankings and quarterfinal players of the week for Aurora-Elgin area
Batavia maintains top spot in rankings, while red-hot Oswego continues its postseason surge.
Safety move pays off as Batavia’s Andrew Culotta comes up with three crucial turnovers. ‘Do it for the team.’
Andrew Culotta tallies three late turnovers to help Batavia hold off Glenbard North for a 42-27 quarterfinal win.
Gavin Pecor, who gets interest from Michigan State in track, powers defensive line for Batavia. ‘It’s a ton.’
Gavin Pecor, who has football offer from Western Illinois and track interest from Michigan State, stars for Batavia.
Rick Armstrong’s 4 high school football games to watch in Aurora-Elgin area and state quarterfinal predictions
Batavia, Burlington Central, Maine South and Brother Rice are picks to click for the state quarterfinals.
Junior defensive end Ethan Pilip, a converted running back, piles up big plays for Oswego. ‘Found his home.’
Ethan Pilip, who starts out at running back, makes difference as defensive end as Oswego reaches state quarterfinals.
Rick Armstrong’s high school football rankings and second round players of the week for the Aurora-Elgin area
Aurora Christian moves up a spot in the rankings, while Batavia maintains grip on top spot.
Drew Kleinhans enjoys playing quarterback at Oswego for his dad Ben, the offensive coordinator. ‘A great joy.’
Drew Kleinhans throws for 148 yards and two TDs as Oswego tops Lane Tech 45-10 in second round of playoffs.
Former hockey player Aidan Crisci throws hat into ring for Aurora Central Catholic football. ‘Just hit people.’
Aidan Crisci comes up with 134 all-purpose yards for Aurora Central Catholic in second round of Class 3A playoffs.
Aurora Central Catholic making the playoffs means even more to Brodie Curry and his family. ‘Really special.’
Brodie Curry, whose grandfather coached from 1987 to 2009, leads Aurora Central Catholic back to the playoffs.