Stories about Romeoville high school sports
Joliet Catholic rallied to upset previously unbeaten Providence in three sets. Plus more scores from around the area in Thursday's Herald News Sports Roundup.
The Herald-News Prep Football Capsules for Week 4, featuring key showdowns across the greater Joliet area.
Lincoln-Way Central's Brady Wall shot a five-under 65 to win the HF golf invite: Plus more scores from around the area in Wednesday's Herald News Sports Roundup,
Lemont's volleyball team picked up a South Suburban Blue win over Shepard and more in Tuesday's Herald-News Roundup
Sophia Podmolik wins medalist honors to lead Joliet Central girls golf, plus more scores from around the area in Monday's Herald News Sports Roundup.
After going 1-8 last season, Plainfield East is sitting pretty at 3-0 so far this year
Here are the football scores from Friday night in The Herald-News area.
Minooka soccer stays unbeaten, Lincoln-Way East wins third straight plus more scores in Thursday's Herald News Sports Roundup.
The Herald-News prep football preview capsules for Week 3, featuring key showdowns across the greater Joliet area.
Lincoln-Way East shot even par as a team to win the Lockport Invite. Plus more scores from around the area in Wednesday's Herald News Sports Roundup.
Lincoln-Way East, Lockport and Morris were among the area volleyball winners. That and more in Tuesday's Herald-News Roundup.
Dwight sweeps Fieldcrest and more in the Herald-News Monday roundup.
Here is a look at boys cross country teams across the Will and Grundy county area.
The number of teams undefeated through two weeks is about the same, but some of the names of the teams on the list are a bit surprising. Steve Soucie takes a look at what we learned in Week 2.
Minooka and Lincoln-Way Central picked up soccer wins, while Joliet West volleyball won the Conant Invitational. That and more in Saturday's Herald-News Roundup
Scores and more from around the Herald-News coverage area in Week 2.
Lemont volleyball defeated Richards and more in the Thursday night roundup.
The Herald-News prep football capsules for Week 2, featuring key showdowns across the greater Joliet area.
Bolingbrook, Yorkville, Joliet West and Romeoville won in flag football. Plus more golf, boys soccer and girls volleyball results in Wednesday's Herald News Sports Roundup.
The 2025 girls tennis season is underway. Here are previews of teams from around The Herald-News coverage area.
Results from the Plainfield North Invitational and more in The Herald-News Saturday roundup.
News and scores from Week 1 in the Will and Grundy county areas for the 2025 season
Minooka boys soccer gets a 5-1 win and more in the Herald-News Thursday roundup.
The Herald-News Prep Football Capsules for Week 1, featuring key showdowns across the greater Joliet area.
Cuyler and Everett Swanson finished 1-2 and the Morris girls and boys teams finished second at the Early Bird cross country invite. Plus golf and volleyball results in Wednesday's Herald News sports roundup,
Lockport and Minooka were among the winners in area volleyball action and more in Tuesday's Herald-News Roundup.
Faith Jordan opened her senior year with six kills and three aces to lead Joliet West to a win in the season opener. Plus more volleyball, boys soccer and golf results in Monday's Herald-News Sports Roundup.
Lockport girls golf took first at the Joliet Township Invite, while Minooka beat Morris in girls tennis in the Herald-News Saturday roundup.
Here is a look at the Southwest Prairie Conference
From Romeoville to Joliet West, here are five girls flag football players to watch in the 2025 season.
With four teams entering year two and three teams starting out, the 2025 girls flag football season should be an exciting one.
Here is a look at girls volleyball teams in The Herald-News coverage area for the 2025 season.
Here's our picks for five boys soccer players across the Herald-News coverage area to keep an eye on during the 2025 season.
Plainfield East and JCA's girls golf teams each picked up wins. That and more in Tuesday's Herald-News Roundup
The Herald News breaks down each area soccer team, the top players and more.
Here is a look at the girls golf teams in the Herald-News area
The 2025-26 high school sports season opened Thursday at golf courses around the area, with wins recorded by Lincoln-Way East and Seneca's girls as well as Morris' boys.
Check out how every boys golf team in the area is expected to fare this season.
Will Lemont return to the state tournament? How does Lockport reload? Those boys soccer storylines and more to watch in The Herald-News area in 2025.
The 2025 girls volleyball season promises to be another banner year for The Herald-News area
After finishing 4-5 last year, Romeoville is looking to get one more win this year and qualify for the playoffs for the first time since 2013.
With the Independence Day holiday come and gone, it was time Tuesday for another summer tradition. The Morris football team hosted its first 7-on-7 competition, featuring teams from Plainfield Central, Romeoville and Dwight.
See if your favorite player made the 2025 Herald-News All-Area Baseball Team, featuring the best of the best across the Will/Grundy County area.
Plainfield East had five selections to the Southwest Prairie Conference squad. See who else made their respective All-Conference team here.
Here is the All-Southwest Prairie Conference girls soccer team for the 2025 season, as selected by coaches.
Lincoln-Way East and Lincoln-Way West each had five players make the All-Conference team in baseball for the Southwest Suburban Conference. See who else made their all-conference teams here.
Lemont advanced to the sectional title game, while Lockport's season came to an end in the Herald-News Thursday Roundup.
Here is the All-Southwest Prairie Conference softball team for the 2025 season, as selected by coaches.
Here is the All-Southwest Prairie Conference baseball team for the 2025 season, as selected by coaches.
Providence Catholic thumped Tinley Park 20-4 to advance to the Class 3A Ottawa Sectional championship game. That and more in Tuesday's Herald-News Roundup