Boys Basketball: Joliet West escapes gritty Lockport
Morris Dunnigan and Marlon Johnson came up big down the stretch to give Joliet West the 49-48 win over South Suburban Blue foe Lockport Friday in a wild showdown.
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Boys Basketball: Riverside-Brookfield’s Miki Ljuboja overpowers Ridgewood
Ridgewood didn’t have an answer for Riverside-Brookfield big man Miki Ljuboja, who scored 23 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the visiting Bulldogs’ 71-63 win Friday night.
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Boys Basketball: Simeon rolls past Harlan
Behind Jabari Parker, top-ranked Simeon rolled past Harlan 81-59 to wrap up an unbeaten Red-South campaign Friday night.
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Boys Basketball: Mike Flaherty gets win 700 as Mount Carmel tops St Laurence
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Boys Basketball: Seton outlasts Brother Rice
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Boys Basketball: Jordan Cannon’s efforts keep Downers South past Hinsdale South
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Friday’s boys basketball roundup
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Friday’s girls basketball roundup
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Boys Bowling: Romeoville’s Corey McReady in first after first day
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Boys Basketball: Schedule
- Boys Basketball: Riverside-Brookfield’s Miki Ljuboja overpowers Ridgewood
- Boys Basketball: Simeon rolls past Harlan
- Boys Basketball: De La Salle’s ‘D’ dominates Loyola
- Boys Basketball: Mike Flaherty gets win 700 as Mount Carmel tops St Laurence
- Friday’s boys basketball roundup
- Boys Basketball: Andrew in control vs Lincoln-Way West
- Boys Basketball: Jalen Loving, Hillcrest top TF North
- Boys Basketball: Seton outlasts Brother Rice
- Boys Basketball: Jordan Cannon’s efforts keep Downers South past Hinsdale South
- Boys Basketball: Michael Orris’ three gives Crete-Monee ‘W’ over Rich East
- Boys Soccer: Evan Trychta’s scoring carried Naperville North to new heights
- Boys Soccer: Marmion’s Mick Maley ‘driven to be the best’
- Boys Soccer: Beacon-News all-area team
- Boys soccer: St. Charles North’s Davis is Player of the Year
- Boys soccer: Courier-News All-Area Team
- Boys Soccer: Mather rolls to 2A title
- Boys Soccer: Morton outlasts Naperville Central in OT, claims 3A
- Boys Soccer: Marmion falls in third-place match
- Boys Soccer: Mather advances to 2A final
- Boys Soccer: Morton advances past Warren, into finals
- Marist’s Ashley Holder, SouthtownStar Girls Volleyball Player of the Year
- Girls Volleyball: Stacey Perinar, the ultimate leader for Minooka
- Marian Catholic’s Ryan Summers’ wishes come true
- Girls Volleyball: Joliet Catholic’s Christine Scheibe adapting, overcoming, winning
- Girls volleyball: Naperville Sun All-Area Team
- Girls volleyball: Sun-Times rankings
- Breese Mater Dei opened Game 1 on a 9-0 run, then used a 14-4 run to extend a 5-4 lead in Game 2 on its way to a 25-9, 25-13 victory over Marian Central in the IHSA Class 3A championship match Saturday.
- Girls Volleyball: Marist downed by St Charles East for third
- Football: St Francis holds of Marian Catholic for third
- Girls Volleyball: Chicago Christian falls in 2A final
- Football: Recruits to make college choices
- Football: Carmel’s Jordan Kos will sign with Winona State
- Football: Jim Grannan steps down as coach at St Laurence
- Football: Bremen’s David Smith picks Oklahoma
- Football: George Kaider takes over at Mundelein
- Football: Tim Zasada to leave TF North for Reavis
- Football: A class not to miss
- Football: Brandon New is St Viator’s new man
- Football: Nike-hosted showcase brings elite talent to Soldier Field
- Football: Tyson LeBlanc takes over at Oswego East
- Friday’s girls basketball roundup
- Girls Basketball: Benet holds off St Joseph
- Girls Basketball: Amena Brent sparks Homewood-Flossmoor’s win over Lincoln-Way East
- Girls Basketball: West Chicago sinks Naperville North
- Girls Basketball: Naperville Central tops WW South in thriller
- Girls Basketball: Public League playoff pairings
- Girls Basketball: Fenwick gets by Geneva
- Girls Basketball: Libertyville’s defense stymies Carmel
- Girls Basketball: Metea Valley holds off Hinsdale South
- Girls Basketball: Prairie Ridge edges Dundee-Crown
- Wrestling: Mike Clark’s rankings
- Wrestling: Providence’s Eddie Klimara makes history; Mount Carmel claims title
- Wrestling: Sandburg rules SWSC once again
- Wrestling: Neuqua Valley dominates Upstate Eight
- Wrestling: Oak Park-River Forest dominates own tourney
- Wrestling: Plainfield Central tops Plainfield South
- Wrestling: Mike Clark’s rankings
- Wrestling: Ricky Robertson avenges loss as Sandburg rolls past Minooka
- Wrestling: Marist’s strong finish nets Lincoln-Way East title
- Wrestling: Short-handed Kaneland wins own tourney
- Boys Bowling: Romeoville’s Corey McReady in first after first day
- Boys Swimming: St Charles North swims past Metea Valley
- Swimming: Neuqua Valley swims past Lake Park
- Boys Bowling: Non-traditional technique comes in handy for Plainfield Central
- Boys Bowling: Balanced Andrew eager for state
- Boys Bowling: Southland Prep’s Sibby in uncharted waters
- Hockey: Injuries put damper on Marist’s season
- Girls Gymnastics: Hinsdale South’s Lauren Haney makes her move
- Girls Gymnastics: Oak Park freshman’s stock moving up
- Boys Swimming: Austin Hultmark looking to make mark for Hinsdale South
- Football: Class of 2013 may be one for the ages
- Football: Illinois players shine at combine
- Football: Lake Forest Academy’s Faith Ekakitie commits to Iowa
- Football: Glenbard West’s Tommy Schutt commits to Ohio State
- Football: Lockport’s Billy Reed picks Southern Illinois
- Chicago-area recruits struggling off the court
- Football: Hinsdale Central’s Ryan Callen picks Miami, Ohio
- Boys Basketball: Top 10 national recruiting classes
- Boys Basketball: Local Division I recruits
- Girls Basketball: Bolingbrook sends eight to D-I
- Tony Baranek
- Updated: Jan 26, 2012
Erika Lange steps into big role at Lockport
- Mike Clark
- Updated: Jan 26, 2012
Lemont’s success starts at its coach
- Pat Disabato
- Updated: Jan 25, 2012
‘Crazies’ set the bar high for prep student sections
- Dick Goss
- Updated: Jan 26, 2012
Goss: Sing anticipating last ‘go-round’
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