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Two local heating and cooling companies discuss the importance of regular home maintenance.
This Saturday, Rich Harvest Farms will play host for "Boot Scootin' for Autism" to raise money for Sugar Grove's Canopy.
Fremd defeated previously unbeaten Guilford 24-12 Saturday in Villa Park to win the first IHSA girls flag football championship. "They’re just studs.”
Tristan Meszaros made an over the head catch of fellow senior Kaiden Schimandle’s pass down the sideline with 1:10 left and turned it into a 75-yard go-ahead touchdown as Plano won a 29-22 thriller over Harvard.
Kaneland rolled past Sycamore and seemed destined for a sweep, but the Spartans won the second set before the Knights took the match to improve to 11-4 in matches that have gone the distance this season.
Joseph Kallan recorded a hat trick to lead Yorkville to a 4-2 victory over Oswego East in a Southwest Prairie Conference game.
Yorkville flag football defeated Rosary 31-7 in a Schaumburg Regional game Tuesday.
Gilligan’s 71 helped the Tigers finish with a 307, a stroke better than Geneva’s 308. Both of those schools are advancing to the IHSA state final tournament Oct. 18-19 at The Den at Fox Creek Golf Course in Bloomington along with sectional champion Hinsdale Central.
DeKalb treated its Homecoming crowd to some exciting plays on the first Friday in October. Andrew did as well. The visiting Thunderbolts from Tinley Park rained on the festivities of the evening with huge offensive plays of their own in a 54-21 victory.
Yorkville’s Kyle Nadler tosses in throw-ins like Greg Maddux paints corners. Such a restart was one of the different ways the Foxes used to go on the road and beat Plainfield South on Thursday.
Parra scored and the Panthers defeated the visiting Wolves, 4-1, on Tuesday afternoon on a windy day.
Run to Remember 5K & Fun Run will be Oct. 19, but registration is going on now until Sept. 27.
Sophomores and juniors helped put on a fantastic show during the Yorkville girls flag football team’s Senior Night at Campbell Field on Monday afternoon in a 40-0 win over Joliet Central
Yorkville senior Claire Davies grew up around football. Little did she know that she’d have a chance to play the sport competitively before graduating from high school. Davies is one of about 40 Yorkville girls playing flag football, the IHSA's new sport. Oswego also has a team.
When it comes to technical skills, Oswego East midfielder Julian Nino’s got game. The junior’s assist to senior Josh Lopez helped the Wolves rally on Wednesday night in non-conference action at Waubonsie Valley, but it wasn’t enough an early deficit during a 2-1 loss.