Girls Basketball | Morris Herald-News
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Ottawa defeated Morris 57-35 on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025 in Kingman Gymnasium at Ottawa High School.
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Powered by Trinitee Thompson's double-double and red-hot starts to each half, Bishop McNamara prevailed past Coal City on Tuesday.
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Providence Catholic led Minooka by 19 at halftime and ultimately won by eight in the WJOL Tournament title game.
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The Seneca girls basketball squad couldn't overcome a slow start in Saturday's 40-28 loss to Peoria Manual in the championship game of the Falcon-Irish Thanksgiving Tournament at Seneca High School.
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Madelyn Kiper scored 27 points to lead Minooka past Joliet Catholic Monday night.
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Evelyn Ingram led Lockport with 17 points in a 50-27 season-opening girls basketball win over Morris.
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A preseason look at the girls basketball teams across the greater Will/Grundy county area.
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There are plenty of players to keep an eye on around the area this girls basketball season, but these five caught our attention most of all.
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A pair of big transfers, replacing key pieces and more things to keep an eye on this girls basketball season in the Herald-News area. Here are five storylines to watch.
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