Kaneland soccer, Indian Creek baseball and Genoa-Kingston softball all opened postseason runs with victories on Tuesday, with the Timberwolves getting two homers from Jeffrey Probst in the win. That and more in Tuesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
Offense, defense, pitching - not one aspect of Sycamore’s game is dominant over another, according to head coach Jill Carpenter. On Tuesday in a nonconference game against Sterling, the defense stepped up in a 10-1 win over the Warriors.
The Sterling softball team traveled to Sycamore for a matchup of two teams headed to the postseason.
It’ll be, very literally, a high-flying good time in Charleston for Daily Chronicle-area athletes who qualified for the IHSA Girls Track and Field State Championships. Eleven of the 14 qualifiers are in a jump of some kind, while the other three are in the 800 meters.
Sycamore boys track won the Oregon Last Chance Meet, and DeKalb softball dropped a DVC Tournament game to Naperville Central in Monday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
We take a look at each girls' track and field athlete from the Daily Chronicle coverage area who earned a spot in the upcoming IHSA state tournament.
DeKalb baseball picked up a win, Genoa-Kingston soccer won its playoff opener and the DeKalb girls soccer team lost its playoff opener. That and more in the roundup.
Kaneland took first and Sycamore second at the Interstate Eight boys track and field meet and DeKalb's Carly Kammes went 2-2 at the state badminton meet.
DeKalb High School is the site of the IHSA State Badminton Championships Friday and Saturday drawing teams and fans from all over Illinois.