A look back at the week in sports in the Northwest Herald by Gregory Shaver, Scott Anderson, and Patrick Kunzer for the Shaw Local News Network
A broken left wrist threatens to end Adam Anwar's basketball season, but McHenry's best player maintains a positive attitude.
Johnsburg boys basketball erupted for a season-high 95 points in a comeback win, Skye Toussaint hit the game-winning bucket for Johnsburg girls to finish third at Round Lake, Richmond-Burton won the KRC title in cheerleading, plus more in Monday's Northwest Herald sports roundup.
Hampshire will host an ALS fundraiser during Friday night's Fox Valley Conference girls and boys basketball doubleheader against Prairie Ridge. Proceeds will benefit the ALS Foundation and the Trent family.
Woodstock co-op's Levi Perrotta won the individual title at the Marengo Boys Bowling Regional to lead his team to a regional crown, Richmond-Burton wrestler Emmett Nelson set the school wins record, plus more results in Saturday's Northwest Herald roundup.
Burlington Central held a 23-22 lead in the first half against Fremd, but a 15-3 run by the Vikings in the third quarter put the game away in their semifinal matchup at the Lakes MLK Classic. The Rockets will face Mundelein for third place at 1 p.m. Monday.
The intense DeKalb defense forced 27 turnovers, leading to 28 points and overcoming 21 turnovers of its own in a win over Dundee-Crown at their MLK Girls basketball Showcase.
Derek Bibbings had 15 points and eight rebounds, and Marengo's boys basketball team beat Harvard 51-38 in the teams' annual FNBO Challenge on Friday night for only its second win this season.
Jared Russell hit a school-record 11 3-pointers for Dundee-Crown, Prairie Ridge won on a buzzer beater, Cary-Grove's Ellie Mjaanes had a career night with 31 points, Huntley's Aubrie Rohrbacher earned her 100th win, plus more in Friday's Northwest Herald sports roundup.