Steve Millar’s high school baseball rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Marist enters the rankings, while St. Laurence and Lincoln-Way East lead logjam at the top.
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Jett Roman leads the way as Rich Township sets IHSA baseball record by pitching six no-hitters. ‘Beyond cool.’
Jett Roman comes up big as Rich Township establishes Illinois High School Association record by throwing six no-hitters.
Stepping into a starting role, senior catcher Sam Webb gets on a roll at plate for Providence. ‘It’s awesome.’
Sam Webb comes up with go-ahead two-run double in the seventh as Providence rallies for 6-5 win over Lincoln-Way Central.
As a Mount Carmel freshman, Notre Dame recruit Connor Elenteny hit five St. Rita batters in a row. ‘No idea.’
Connor Elenteny, a key pickup for Notre Dame, strikes out five for Mount Carmel in 6-2 Catholic League Blue win over St. Rita.
Lia McCarthy, who also competes in equestrian events, turns into workhorse for Shepard soccer. ‘A big thing.’
Lia McCarthy provides goal and assist as Shepard spoils Argo’s bid at outright South Suburban Red title with 2-1 win.
Steve Millar’s high school girls soccer rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Providence closes in on Lincoln-Way Central at the top, while Lockport rejoins the rankings.
Finally a full-time starter, Sean Popp helps St. Laurence clinch Catholic League Blue title. ‘Live for that.’
Sean Popp produces pair of hits and three RBIs as St. Laurence takes Catholic League Blue title with 11-4 win over Brother Rice.
After a few setbacks, North Central College commit Matthew Ciesla comes through for Lemont. ‘Keep my head up.’
Matthew Ciesla comes up with RBI single to put Lemont ahead for good on its way to 10-3 win over Lincoln-Way West.
Steve Millar’s high school baseball rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Mount Carmel and Lemont move up a spot, while Homewood-Flossmoor enters the rankings.
After being cut three straight years, Noah Sloane stands out for Lincoln-Way Central. ‘Glad I stuck with it.’
Noah Sloane strikes out three in four innings and earns pitching win as Lincoln-Way Central holds on for 4-3 victory over Andrew.