The rest of the state's fall sports joined golf by kicking off their seasons in Monday's Daily Journal roundup.

The 2025 girls golf season is underway. Here are previews of teams from around the Kane County Chronicle coverage area.

Crystal Lake Central co-op girls golf won the Huntley Invite title by 15 shots, Jacobs' boys took first over Hampshire at the Crystal Lake South Invite, plus more in Thursday's Northwest Herald roundup.

Manteno, Iroquois West and St. Anne/Central all scored boys golf victories in Wednesday's Daily Journal roundup.

Marengo junior Kiley Brady recorded a hole-in-one on No. 11 at Marengo Ridge, while Prairie Ridge's girls and Marian Central's boys picked up wins in Wednesday's Northwest Herald roundup.

Chase Garden led Jacobs boys golf past McHenry in FVC action, while Maggie Hanson had the top score for Marengo's girls in a win against Genoa-Kingston. And more in Tuesday's Northwest Herald roundup.

Here are five girls golfers to keep an eye on throughout the season

Here is a look at the girls golf teams in the Herald-News area

The Panthers boys bested Grant Park while the girls downed Bishop McNamara in the Daily Journal weekend roundup.

The high school boys and girls golf seasons began last week across Illinois. Here are five storylines we’ll be watching in The Times coverage area in 2025.

A look at the girls golf teams in the NewsTribune area for the 2025 season.

Grant Park hosted Manteno and Bishop McNamara in boys & girls golf on Aug. 15, 2025.

We take a look at each girls golf team, their top players and expectations for the 2025 season.

With the girls golf season just having started, we take a look at five local golfers that are poised for big seasons.

Woodstock North’s Ben Weir placed third overall as the Thunder took third out of 12 teams to open the season at the Sandwich Boys Golf Invite. Johnsburg girls golf won its season opener in Wisconsin.

Check out our five top girls golfers to watch in the Northwest Herald area for the 2025 season.

The girls golf season is already underway. Check out our team-by-team preview with top returners, newcomers and info on each local team from the Northwest Herald area.

The Bradley-Bourbonnais boys golf team opened its season with a narrow loss to Sandburg in Thursday's Daily Journal roundup.

Whether it's defending Class 1A boys bronze medalist Peyton Serafin at Beecher, defending All-City girls champion Liv Contreras at Bradley-Bourbonnais or elsewhere, there's stout top-end returning golf talent in the Daily Journal area.

Leading ladies from Bureau Valley, Princeton and St. Bede's golf teams heading into the 2025 season.

Boys and girls golfers compete in the final round of the McHenry County Junior Golf Association's McHenry County Junior Amateur on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at Foxford Hills Golf Club in Cary.

The IHSA announced three significant changes to its classification policy Tuesday. Starting next school year, the IHSA will go back to using fixed classification cutoffs, change its multiplier waiver process and adjust its “Success Adjustment Policy.”

We’re proud to present the 2024 Herald-News All-Area Girls Golf Team.

Taylor Miller finished second at regionals, 29th at state and broke multiple school records as a freshman. She is the Herald-news 2024 Girls Golfer of the Year.

After leading St. Charles North back to the state tournament, while also being crowned DuKane Conference champion, freshman Kayla Beu is the 2024 Kane County Chronicle Girls Golfer of the Year. Plus the All-Area team.

Crystal Lake Central co-op senior Delaney Medlyn had a run to remember this fall, winning McHenry County, Fox Valley Conference, regional and sectional tournament titles. Medlyn is the 2024 Northwest Herald Girls Golfer of the Year.

Meet the 2024 Northwest Herald All-Area girls golf team.

A look at the top girls golfers in the NewsTribune area from the 2024 season.

La Salle-Peru senior Allie Thome repeated as NewsTribune Girls Golfer of the Year after cutting five strokes off her average, winning every match but one, winning the Interstate 8 Conference Tournament and qualifying for sectional for a third time.

Leading ladies from Bureau Valley, Princeton and St. Bede

Marian Central freshman Jordan Cheng placed 11th at the Class 1A Byron Girls Golf Sectional to qualify for her first state tournament. Cheng was selected as the Northwest Herald Athlete of the Week in an online vote.

After taking the Class 2A boys golf individual title last year, Marmion senior Regan Konen is looking to repeat, as well as help his team to a title. That, plus St. Charles North's girls team hopes to shine in first state trip since winning it all in 2018.

In two tournaments, Beu finished fifth to help St. Charles North win the Boylan Catholic Class 2A sectionals, as well as took medalist honors at the DuKane conference meet. Beu was picked as the Kane County Chronicle Athlete of the Week in an online vote.

Hinsdale Central's boys and girls teams, state runners-up last year, look to return to the top, while Nazareth is also sending both its girls and boys teams to state. Here’s a look at the IHSA State Tournament for the Suburban Life area’s girls and boys golf qualifiers.

Crystal Lake Central co-op senior Delaney Medlyn will look to continue her sensational postseason run at the Class 2A state tournament, which begins Friday, after winning county, conference, regional and sectional titles.

A look at the Herald-News area's entrants in the IHSA State Finals golf tournaments being held downstate this weekend.

Joliet Township sends three golfers to sectionals and more local action to keep an eye on for next week.

McHenry volleyball swept Huntley 25-20, 25-20, Dundee-Crown beat Burlington Central in three sets, plus more volleyball, boys soccer, girls tennis and cross country results in Tuesday's Northwest Herald roundup.

Dundee-Crown senior Sophie Morawski earned medalist honors at the Class 2A Jacobs Regional, while host Jacobs advanced to sectionals as a team. Johnsburg, Marian Central and Marengo all qualified in 1A, plus more in Tuesday's postseason golf roundup.

Crystal Lake Central co-op, led by senior Delaney Medlyn's tournament-low, 3-under-par 69, won back-to-back Class 2A regional championships by 39 shots on Tuesday at Pinecrest Golf Club in Huntley.

Oswego freshman Alli Wiertel birdied the final hole to boost her team to a one-shot win over Plainfield North at the Class 2A Plainfield North Regional at Whitetail Ridge

St. Charles North's freshmen duo of Abigail Gizewicz and Kayla Beu took second and third to lead St. Charles North to a team title, and Dundee-Crown's Sophie Morawski shot a 1-under in the back nine to earn medalist honors at the Jacobs regional.

Golfers competed in the Class 2A West Chicago Girls Golf Regional on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024 at St. Andrews Golf Course in West Chicago.

Woodstock Co-op, Cystal Lake Co-op, Huntley, Prairie Ridge and McHenry golfers compete in the the IHSA Class 2A Huntley Girls Golf Regional on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024, at Pinecrest Golf Club in Huntley.

Sterling golfers compete in the the IHSA Class 2A Huntley Girls Golf Regional on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024, at Pinecrest Golf Club in Huntley.

Area teams from Lincoln-Way East, Lincoln-Way West, Lincoln-Way Central, Joliet Central, Minooka, Streator, La Salle-Peru and Ottawa competed in the Class 2A Regional golf meet on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024 at Senica's Oak Ridge in La Salle.

Marian Central volleyball won its sixth consecutive match in three sets against Bishop McNamara, plus more volleyball, boys soccer, girls golf and girls tennis results in Monday's Northwest Herald roundup.

Marengo sophomore Maggie Hanson earned medalist honors, and the Indians girls golf team captured their third straight Kishwaukee River Conference championship. That and more in Thursday's Northwest Herald roundup.

Casey Sanborn of Plainfield North and Ty Quinn of Minooka finished separated by one stroke. That one shot was the difference in the team race, as the Tigers won the conference title over the Indians 293-294, plus more from across the Herald-News coverage.

Johnsburg's Riley Johnson earned medalist honors to lead the Skyhawks boys golf team to the Kishwaukee River Conference championship, Harvard boys soccer won its fourth straight KRC regular-season title, plus more in Wednesday's Northwest Herald roundup.