Indian Creek Preps

Elizabeth Davis homered in a Genoa-Kingston victory, Ellie Peck pitched a gem in a Kaneland loss, plus more in Tuesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

Dekalb was second, Sycamore fourth and Kaneland fifth at the Knights' home meet; Genoa-Kingston won their home soccer tournamet, Arielle Rich walked it off for G-K softball and more in the roundup.

Genoa-Kingston baseball scored six in the seventh for a comeback win, G-K softball blasted five home runs in a victory, DeKalb baseball improved to 11-0-1, Isaac Willis set an Indian Creek track record and more in the roundup.

Here are five Daily Chronicle area athletes who can have gigantic girls track season.

We take a look at each Daily Chronicle girls track team and what they expect out of the season.

Here are the players that made the Daily Chronicle 2025 Boys Basketball All-Area Team

We break down each of the six Daily Chronicle area softball teams and what they expect from the 2025 campaign.

We take a look at five players from the Daily Chronicle area that are poised for big seasons.

We take a look at each soccer team in the Daily Chronicle area and what they expect out of the season.

The Genoa-Kingston softball team traveled to Shabbona to take on Indian Creek in a nonconference matchup.

DeKalb and Hinckley-Big Rock look to make big leaps after winning seasons last year, Indian Creek, Genoa-Kingston and Hiawatha look to improve after rough 2024 campaigns. We look at each Daily Chronicle area baseball team.

With the soccer season set to get underway next week, here are five things to know heading into the 2025 girls soccer season for the teams in the Daily Chronicle coverage area.

Indian Creek briefly took the lead in the third quarter against Aurora Christian, but the Eagles didn't stay down long and ran past the Timberwolves to reach a regional final.

Logan Schrader scored 20 as No. 4 Indian Creek advanced to face No. 5 Aurora Christian in a regional semifinal on Wednesday while Hiawatha's season came to an end.

The boys basketball season postseason kicks off locally Monday with Indian Creek, Hiawatha and Genoa-Kingston opening with first-round regional games before semifinals Wednesday. Here are five things to keep an eye on as the postseason gets underway.

Indian Creek, Hinckley-Big Rock and Sycamore all suffered losses in their regular-season finales on Thursday.

The Hinckley-Big Rock boys basketball team defeated Indian Creek 47-44 in the championship game of the 106th annual Little Ten Conference Tournament.

Indian Creek and Hinckley-Big Rock won in the Little Ten Conference Tournament semifinals and will play in Friday's title game.

Sean Reynolds became the all-time leading scorer for DeKalb boys basketball, DeKalb wrestling won the DVC title, plus more scores from around the area in Friday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

The NIU men's basketball team erased a 15-point lead and led late against Western Michigan but fell to the Broncos while the H-BR girls reached the Little 10 semifinals and the Indian Creek boys lost.

Martin Ledbetter scores 30 as Hinkley Big Rock wins. DeKalb boys win, Kaneland girls split and Indian Creek girls advance in Little Ten Tournament, plus more scores in the Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

Every game has its quirkiness, and this one certainly had its share as Hinckley-Big Rock finally got to Indian Creek late in a 54-43 victory.

After hitting a free throw to reach 1,000 career points, the floodgates opened for Anna Herrmann in a 29-point, 10-rebound performance that lifted Hinckley-Big Rock past Indian Creek.

The Hinckley-Big Rock girls basketball team traveled to Shabbona Monday night to take on Indian Creek.

Jayden Gray and Aidan Cooper each had double-doubles in a Hiawatha win, Sycamore picked up a win, and other basketball, wrestling and swimming results in the roundup.

Genoa-Kingston's Marcus Johnson beat the shot clock in overtime for a clutch 3-pointer, and the Cogs held off Indian Creek 64-56 Friday night in Shabbona.

The Genoa-Kingston boys basketball team traveled to Indian Creek High School Friday night for a nonconference matchup in Shabonna.

2024 Year in Review: Some of the best sports photos by Daily Chronicle photographers from the past year.

Hayden Hodgson hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give Genoa-Kingston a win, plus other results in the roundup.

Sami Carlino scored 25 points to lead Hinckley-Big Rock, Sycamore wrestling dominated La Salle-Peru and other results in the roundup.

Experience ruled the volleyball court in DeKalb County. Each member of the Daily Chronicle all-area first team was a senior. We take a look at the area's best.

Quinn Carrier scored 29 to lead the Sycamore gilrs, the Indian Creek boys won their ninth straight to start the year and the DeKalb-Sycamore co-op won at IMSA. That and more in the roundup

Genoa-Kingston's winning streak ends at four, Indian Creek also falls in Monday's sports roundup.

Indian Creek won its eighth straight game to start the year, DeKalb had four top-15 finishes at the Donnybrook in Iowa, plus other basketball and wrestling results.

Kaneland's Angelina Gochis won the Donnybrook in Iowa while Alex Gregorio-Perez was fourth for DeKalb, plus other wrestling and basketball scores.

Ally Poegel sets Genoa-Kingston steals record in Cogs girls basketball victory. That in more in the Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

The NIU men and Indian Creek boys basketball teams piked up wins on Tuesday. Those plus other scores in the roundup.

The Indian Creek boys basketball team played solid defense in the second half against Marquette on Monday night in a 41-39 victory at Bader Gymnasium in Ottawa.

DeKalb picked up a win to close the Washington tournament, while Indian Creek won the AFC tournament. All that and more hoops in the roundup.

Isaiah Feuerbach scored 25 points, Xander Lewis 20 and Carter York 11 for Sycamore in a win over Harlem. Plus other basketball scores in the roundup.

The Genoa-Kingston and Indian Creek boys started the year with wins Monday while the NIU women won on Sunday.

In a battle of teams playing varsity basketball for the first time in at least a year and a half, Indian Creek got a pair of free throws late from Izzy Turner in a 52-50 win against Aurora Christian on Monday.

The Indian Creek girls basketball team opened their 2024-25 campaign against Aurora Christian at home in Shabbona.

How far can DeKalb go? Can an improved Sycamore finish with a winning record? How much of a difference does a new transfer make to an already loaded Kaneland squad? We preview all seven area teams.

Here’s a look at the top golfers from around the Daily Chronicle coverage area for the 2024 season

We take a look at what each girls basketball team is expecting this year, from Sycamore going through a youth movement to Indian Creek returning after a year of not fielding a varsity team.

The Genoa-Kingston and Hiawatha volleyball seasons ended in regional finals on Thursday, while the Little 10 named it soccer all-conference teams.

Hinckley-Big Rock dropped the first set Monday but rallied to win the final two and beat Indian Creek 17-25, 26-24, 25-18 in their Class 1A Indian Creek Regional quarterfinal.

Hinckley-Big Rock volleyball met Indian Creek Monday in a Class 1A regional play-in game at Indian Creek High School in Shabbona.

Sycamore doubles team Elizabeth McConkie and Maggie Klein remained alive along the consolation bracket after picking up two wins on Thursday at the Class 1A State Championship.