Kevin Hieronymus

A look at girls golf teams around the NewsTribune area.

If the Princeton Tigresses volleyball team had a team song this year, it would be John Lennon’s 1980 hit, “Just like starting over.”

A look at all the boys golf teams in the NewsTribune area.

Here's a scorecard of the history of the Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Invitational

The similarities between the Scott brothers are striking, right down to the No. 50 uniform both wore.

Bureau Valley Storm coach Mat Pistole picked a member from each class for his “Get to Know Your Teammate” segment during Tuesday’s practice.

Jake Delaney, the BCR Golfer of the Year saved his best golf for last, qualifying for state with a 79 at the Byron Sectional.

Five sectional qualifiers return for area golf teams - Jaden Eggers of Princeton), Landen Plym and Grant Plym of Hall and Brendan Pillions and Jake Delaney of St. Bede - and look to make it back this year. Delaney, the reigning BCR Golfer of the Year, advanced to state.

Piper Hansen and the Princeton Logan Lions topped Putnam County 9-1 in nonconference junior high softball action Thursday in McNabb.

Princeton Logan outlasted Oglesby Holy Family 16-12 in a hit fest in junior high softball action Wednesday in Oglesby.

Hall High School will sell football season tickets tonight from 5 to 7 p.m. in the school lobby and again on Friday, Aug. 19 from 4 to 6 p.m.

Here are tee times for Sunday’s Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Invitational at Spring Creek Golf Course in Spring Valley. Participating clubs are: Deer Park, Edgewood, Mendota Golf Club, Morris Country Club, Prophet Hills, Spring Creek, Wyaton Hills

Erie-Prophetstown, Kewanee and Princeton led the way for the Three Rivers Conference last season, but they weren't alone with Mendota, St. Bede, Newman Central Catholic and Monmouth-Roseville all reaching the postseason.

Princeton is rebuilding after a regional championship run a year ago.

Adam Johnson held down the quarterback position for the Bureau Valley Storm the past two seasons.This year, it’s wide open between sophomore Bryce Helms and senior Isaac Attig.