Lyons trailed for the first time all year Monday, but scored two goals in the second half – the second on Jordan Lee-Caracci's game-winner – to rally past Sandburg 2-1 in the Class 3A Reavis Supersectional and head back to state.

Lemont sophomore Sage Mardjetko threw a no-hitter with 16 strikeouts, sending the Indians past Washington 8-0 to their first state tournament appearance since 1989.

Maddie Drye scored the match's only goal with less than 3 minutes remaining Monday to lift Timothy Christian past Richmond-Burton, 1-0, in the Class 1A IC Catholic Supersectional.

A four-hour lightning and rain delay on Saturday in Charleston couldn't stop Lyons senior Kate Dickman from becoming one of three girls to break Katelynne Hart's 1,600-meter Class 3A record time. Also at state Saturday, Downers Grove North took sixth and set a program record for the most medals won and points earned at state, and Glenbard East's Lauren Huber completed a decorated athletic career by taking third in the 800.

Tyler Yeager and Glenbard West held off Wheaton Warrenville South to win the sectional championship at Hoffman Estates, the Hilltoppers' second consecutive team title, while Glenbard West teammate Sean Hopkins advanced in all four individual events after great battles with Lake Park junior Desmond Horton and WW South junior Reece Young.

Jordan Lee-Caracci scored a goal 27 minutes into the game, and Lyons made it stand in a 1-0 win over Benet in a matchup of unbeatens in Friday's Class 3A sectional final in Lisle.

Zac Schmidt was part of wins in the open 400 and 1,600 and 3,200 relays, and Burlington Central raced past the field at Glenbard South to win the Rockets' first sectional championship in six years.

Pirates drop sectional final for second straight season; Indians capture third straight championship

Ridgewood scored a run in the top of the seventh to beat Montini 2-1 in Thursday's Class 3A sectional final – but the Lady Broncos still have plenty to be proud about this spring season.