Steve Millar’s high school boys basketball rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Mount Carmel, Hillcrest and Rich Township make biggest moves, while Sandburg joins rankings.
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Kendall Meyers, with offers from Northern Iowa and SIU-Edwardsville, steps up for Marist. ‘Bought into that.’
Kendall Meyers finishes with 11 points, eight rebounds and five assists as Marist earns 64-49 win over Joliet Catholic.
Lily Fish, the first regional champ in program history, puts Reavis girls wrestling on the map. ‘Very proud.’
Reavis' Lily Fish pulls off thrilling 7-6 win over Hillcrest’s Melissa Nance to earn regional title and advance to sectional.
KaiJay Brown, a transfer from Simeon, keeps poise coming off bench for Lincoln-Way East. ‘Going to pay off.’
KaiJay Brown scores 23 points off the bench as Lincoln-Way East pull offs 54-53 win over Lincoln-Way Central in OT.
Thornwood sophomore Lester Watson learns from his older brother how to bite back. And win. ‘Got to be a dog.’
Lester Watson scores 16 points as Thornwood rolls to 68-53 Southland Athletic Conference win over Bloom.
Steve Millar’s high school boys basketball rankings and player of the week for the Daily Southtown
Leo and Brother Rice move up, while perennial powerhouse Hillcrest enters the rankings.
Things go swimmingly for Homewood-Flossmoor’s Kendra Hayden in winning regional wrestling title. ‘Dominated.’
Kendra Hayden takes first at 190 pounds as Homewood-Flossmoor wins the Class 2A Ag Science Regional title.
Jonah Johnson comes through with whale of a game for Sandburg. It helps his twin, too. ‘Doing the dirty work.’
Jonah Johnson produces 16 points and 12 rebounds to lead Sandburg to 72-62 win over Lincoln-Way West.
Max Mandac, who had losing record last season, earns No. 1 ranking to lead Providence to state. ‘Get better.’
Max Mandac wins by pin to power Providence past Evergreen Park 63-14 in a Class 2A dual team sectional.
Moraine Valley’s Reggie Strong, told he would never walk again, returns to basketball as 24-year-old freshman
Reggie Strong returns to basketball as 24-year-old freshman at Moraine Valley, where he's the team’s leading scorer.