Now in his second season at North Dakota State University, Austin Marsden takes part in practices daily with his athletes and works one-on-one each Wednesday.
Bill Schulz, the 6-foot-10 1/2 center on Alden-Hebron's 1952 boys basketball state champion team, died on Thursday at age 86.
Katie Beyer, who committed to Valparaiso in April, got a surprise offer in December to join the NCAA Division-I Crusaders a semester early and jumped at the opportunity.
Bradie Tennell, who grew up in Carpentersville, won the free skate competition Friday night in Las Vegas to go with her short program victory from Thursday, for her second U.S. Figure Skating Championship title in four years.
Three Illinois regions moving out of Tier 3 and into Tier 2 of the Illinois COVID-19 mitigation plan can resume some youth and adult recreational sports, Gov. JB Pritzker said at a news conference Friday.
Bradie Tennell, who grew up in Carpentersville, won the women’s short program Thursday night at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Las Vegas and will go for the overall title Friday night on NBC.
The IESA has paused all its activities, which means boys basketball and girls volleyball, set to start in the next two weeks, likely will be delayed.
The Dundee-Crown Charger Classic perennially draws several of the top girls basketball powerhouses in the state. Here is a look at some of the best memories through the tournament's 37 seasons.
Cary-Grove lost in the Class AA Moline Supersectional, and Huntley lost in the Class A Northern Illinois University Supersectional in 2001. It was a rare season in McHenry County boys basketball to have two teams get so close to the Elite Eight.
