Stories about Streator high school sports
Here are five storylines to watch in the 2024 season for Times-area softball teams.
A look at the week ahead in varsity prep sports across The Times area.
Here are five storylines to watch in the 2024 season for Times-area baseball teams.
Ottawa softball won its second straight powered by not one, not two but three home runs off the bat of freshman Bobbi Snook, plus more from around The Times area for Saturday, March 16, 2024.
Streator Landon Muntz threw a complete game, 6-hitter in the Bulldogs 5-2 win over Sandwich on Friday; Marquette wins in the 11th inning in Jacksonville. Plus, more results from around the Times area.
Streator senior Nicholas Pollett is the Times 2024 Boys Wrestler of the Year after finishing sixth at state and earning the first boys wrestling medal for the Bulldogs since 1958.
With Illinois’ high school baseball season just a week old and our area once again unquestionably filled with talent, here are just five of the many players we’re predicting will put together standout 2024s.
A first team filled with our area’s 13 state qualifiers and an honorable mention list containing an additional 26 sectional-qualifying grapplers, we’re proud to present the 2023-24 Times All-Area Wrestling Team.
The Ottawa baseball team earned its first win of the season; both Seneca baseball and softball posted no-hitters on Wednesday afternoon. Plus, more results from around the Times area.
Streator used an opportunistic, four-run top of the fourth inning to capture the lead and held on late for a 6-3 victory over host Hall on Wednesday evening in Spring Valley.
Marquette Academy's Taylor Cuchra scattered four hits in the circle and blasted a homer in an 11-1 win over Kewanee at June Gross Field on Tuesday. Plus, more results from around the Times area.
With Illinois’ high school softball season beginning this week and our area once again absolutely overloaded with talent, here are just five of the many players we’re predicting will put together spectacular 2024s.
If the Streator softball team is going to avoid suffering a third straight losing season for the first time in program history, it will have to do so this spring relying on a somewhat eclectic mix of proven upperclassmen and raw freshman talent.
The Marquette Academy baseball team opened the season on Monday afternoon with an extra-inning win at Lexington. Plus, more results from around the Times area.
Streator baseball returns 4 starters from last spring's regional championship team and will be turning to new faces to keep the wins coming.