Notre Dame’s playoff tantrum may kill the G6’s seat at the table. So why beg for scraps? Let the Power 4 have their semi‑pro league—G6 should drop to FCS, build a 32‑team playoff, and swing bigger than NIU’s Mountain West move.

Dixon scored the first 21 points of the game and used a suffocating defense to defeat Kaneland 35-16 on Wednesday night at Lancaster Gym.

In the roundup: Sadie Lang scores 17, Macy Calendo 11 Quinn Carrier 11 for Sycamore; Krya Lilly 14 for Kaneland; Ari Rich, Presley Meyer 17 for Genoa-Kingston; Ally Keilman 15 for Indian Creek; Brielle Molloy 19, Delaney Wood 23 for Hiawatha and Myles Newman 18 for DeKalb.

Logan Schrader had 16 points as Indian Creek built out a 15-point lead in the first half against Marquette and didn’t take the foot off the gas in the second half, hitting the running clock in a 62-33 win.

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The Indian Creek boys basketball team took on Marquette Tuesday night in Shabbona.

The Hiawatha boys and DeKalb girls dropped home games on Monday.

Genoa-Kingston doesn’t have a lot of size, so the Cogs are going to have to find ways to make up for rebound deficits to win games. In a 49-39 win at Indian Creek on Monday, they had 27 steals, helping make up for the 48-35 advantage the Timberwolves had on the boards.

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The Genoa-Kingston girls basketball team traveled to Shabbona Monday night to take on Indian Creek.

As the Sycamore girls basketball team surges to a 5-2 start, underclassmen Quinn Carrier and Sadie Lang are not just leading the charge. Players like Macy Calendo are stepping up, signaling a dramatic turnaround from last season’s struggles.