As a freshman, Mother McAuley’s Calli Edwards set sights on 100 goals. As a senior, she’s at 106. ‘Disbelief.’
Calli Edwards stretches school-record total to 106 goals by scoring twice for Mother McAuley in 6-1 win over De La Salle.
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Teaming up with her sister, Lincoln-Way West freshman Grace Kinsella becomes goal-scoring star. ‘I love it.’
Grace Kinsella scores a pair of goals in leading Lincoln-Way West to a 4-1 SouthWest Suburban Conference win over Lockport.
It’s no joke. Steve Martin, who has heard it all about his name, helps lead Joliet Catholic. ‘I get it a lot.’
Steve Martin, more serious than his namesake, is hitting .359 for Joliet Catholic and his 18 RBIs are tied for the team lead.
Colin Campbell, who commits to Louisville in eighth grade, becomes Brother Rice’s spark plug. ‘Sets the tone.’
Colin Campbell comes through with two doubles and two runs to lead Brother Rice to 12-2 Catholic League Blue win over St. Rita.
Steve Millar’s high school baseball rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Lincoln-Way East and Sandburg both move up, while Providence joins rankings topped by St. Laurence.
Facing off against friends, Andrew’s Ben Westin works complete-game win against Tinley Park. ‘Shut them down.’
Ben Westin pitches complete-game shutout, striking out six and allowing just five hits to lead Andrew to 4-0 win over Tinley Park.
Homewood-Flossmoor’s Evie Regas, proponent of unified sports, scores special senior night goal. ‘Nice moment.’
In triumphant return from back surgery, Evie Regas scores goal on senior night as Homewood-Flossmoor holds off Bloom 3-2.
Jimmy Rolder, one of three Marist players taken in NFL draft, knows role for Detroit Lions. ‘Getting started.’
Jimmy Rolder, picked in fourth round by Detroit Lions, joins former Marist standouts Carnell Tate and Pat Coogan in NFL draft.
Steve Millar’s high school girls soccer rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Providence and Lincoln-Way West move up, while Sandburg enters topsy-turvy rankings topped by Lincoln-Way Central.