Tennis news
Chris Dudley is the new racquet sports director and head tennis professional at Westwood Tennis Center.
The Tigers won Saturday’s Rochelle Hubs Invite, scoring 24 points with four first-place finishes to lead the field.
Lemont's Rehan Saraiya and Sean Svoboda have been dominant at No. 1 doubles this season and own a 9-0 record after a perfect run through the top doubles bracket at Saturday's Joliet Steelman Invite.
DeKalb wins baseball, Genoa-Kingston wins girls soccer and Sycamore wins boys tennis. That and more in Tuesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
Hinckley-Big Rock wins baseball, Genoa-Kingston wins girls soccer. That and more in Monday's roundup.
Lemont claimed the top team honors at the 2024 Steelmen Invitational hosted by Joliet Township and Joliet Catholic.
St. Charles East senior Tiernan Price captured the No. 1 singles championship, and the Saints edged Geneva to capture the team title Saturday at their own invite.
Sycamore, Hinckley-Big Rock win baseball, Kaneland, Sycamore win softball. That and more in Wednesday's roundup.
Jessica Kovalcik is a state champion tennis star for Plainfield North and has committed to continue her career at Georgia Tech beginning in the fall of 2025.
Downers Grove South's Sam Plys took the title at No. 1 singles at the Glenbard West Invite on Saturday, while the host Hilltoppers finished second in the team standings.
Joliet West, Plainfield North, Joliet Central baseball win; Lincoln-Way West, Seneca softball victorious. That and more in Thursday's Herald-News roundup.
Plainfield South, Wilmington and Dwight picked up wins in baseball, and Seneca, Morris and Reed-Custer scored wins in softball. That and more in Wednesday's The Herald-News roundup.
Sycamore softball, girls soccer, tennis all score wins. That and more in Wednesday's roundup.
Wilmington, Joliet West, Joliet Catholic win baseball, Lincoln-Way East, Coal City win softball. That and more in Monday's roundup.
Downers Grove North was fourth with 66 points. Ryan Eddington, who will attend Missouri, won the 800 in a time of 1:55.51. “I have been banged up with some shin stuff,” said Eddington. “My goal is to help the team win state.”