Category: Sports

High school boys basketball Schedule Jan. 14 -17, results Jan. 4 -10

Monday, Jan. 17Burlington CentralFifth Place, 9 a.m.Third Place, 10:30 a.m.Championship, noonFenwickFenwick vs. Glenbard West, 1New Trier vs. Bolingbrook, 2:30GenevaElk Grove vs. Prairie Ridge, 10:30 a.m.Yorkville vs. Montini, noonStevenson vs. St. Charles N., 1:30Hampshire vs. Lake Park, 3West Aurora vs. Marist, 4:30York vs. Neuqua Valley, 6Downers Grove S. vs. Geneva, 7:30LakesSeventh

High school girls basketball results Jan. 6-10

Monday, Jan. 10Aurora Central Cath. 60, Yorkville Christ. 31Larkin 52, Harvest Christian 30Montini 56, Providence 43St. Edward 57, Elgin 38 Saturday, Jan. 8Chicago Christian 42, Wheaton Acad. 38Downer Grove N. 43, York 42Elgin 54, Harvest Christian 49Geneva 54, Wheaton North 51Glenbard West 33, Oak Park-R.F. 30Hinkley B.R. 53, Westmont 38Lake

College football results Dec. 28, 2021 – Jan. 10

Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) select bowl gamesMonday, Jan. 10College Football Playoff National Championship, Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., Georgia 33, Alabama, 18 FCS championship gameSaturday, Jan. 8North Dakota State 38, Montana State 10 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) select bowl gamesTuesday, Jan. 4Texas Bowl, NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, Kansas

Montini Catholic building for girls basketball success

By Bobby Narang Montini Catholic head coach Shannon Spanos finally will get an opportunity to make her own mark in the high school playoffs. After taking over the varsity girls basketball program following the surprising departure of long-time coach Jason Nichols in May 2020, Spanos dealt with a shortened first

High school boys basketball Schedule Jan. 6 -10, results Dec. 29-30, 2021

Thursday, Jan. 6DuKaneSt. Charles East at Geneva, 7:15St. Charles North at Lake Park, 7:15Wheaton North at Glenbard North, 7:15Wheaton-Warr. South at Batavia, 7:15 Friday, Jan. 7Catholic crossover*Marmion at Loyola, 7Montini at Mount Carmel, 7 DuPage ValleyDeKalb at Naperville Central, 7Metea Valley at Naperville North, 7Neuqua Valley at Waubonsie Valley, 7

High school boys and girls basketball holiday tournaments results Dec. 28 – 31

Boys Bloomington-NormalThursday, Dec. 30Small SchoolsRockford Luth. 79, St. Joseph-Ogden 57, third placeSacred Heart-Griff. 67, El Paso-Grid. 45, championshipLarge SchoolsWheaton-Warr. S. 50, Metamora 42, third placeNormal 40, East St. Louis 38, championshipWednesday, Dec. 29Small Schools*Aurora Christian 63, McNamara 56Large Schools*Normal 47, Wheaton-Warr. South 43Joliet Central 51, North Chicago 33Tuesday, Dec. 28Small

College football schedules Jan. 4-10; results Dec. 28, 2021 – Jan. 1

Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) select bowl gamesTuesday, Jan. 4Texas Bowl, NRG Stadium in Houston, TexasKansas State vs. LSU, 8 p.m., ESPNMonday, Jan. 10College Football Playoff National Championship, Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., Alabama vs. Georgia, 7 p.m., ESPN Results Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) select bowl gamesSaturday, Jan. 1Outback Bowl,

Glenbard West continues its epic basketball run

By Bobby Narang Glenbard West High School is on an epic run in boys basketball. The Hilltoppers were among the small handful of teams to win holiday tournament championships in Chicagoland in late December 2021. The Hilltoppers won the prestigious 47th Jack Tosh Classic, by defeating Lyons in the championship

High school boys basketball results Dec. 21-27 and holiday tournaments

Monday, Dec. 27Non-conferenceYork 64, Timothy Christian 46 Thursday, Dec. 23Metro Suburban BlueAurora Christian at Timothy Christ., 6 Wednesday, Dec. 22Non-conferenceBurlington Cen. 82, Rockford Luth. 78, otDeKalb 69, Dunlap 55Geneva 61, Metea Valley 55Hinckley-Big Rock 65, Pecatonica 60Lisle 46, Aurora Central 25Plano 79, Somonauk 63Wheaton-Warr. South 59, Dyett 27Yorkville Christian 94,

Glenbard West extends basketball to community work

By Bobby Narang Through the first six weeks of the high school basketball season, Glenbard West High School has established itself as one of the best teams in the State. The Hilltoppers are defeating teams with ease, making good teams look bad in compiling victory after victory. But Glenbard West’s