Club PTS W L T Cincinnati 57 17 4 6 New England 47 13 5 8 Orlando 47 13 6 8 Philadelphia 46 14 8 4 Columbus 45 13 8 6 Atlanta 42 11 8 9 Nashville 40 11 9 7 Montréal 35 11 14 2 D.C. 33 9 12
Eastern Conference W L PCT GB New York 30 7 .811 — Connecticut 25 12 .676 5.0 Atlanta 17 20 .459 13.0 Washington 17 20 .459 13.0 Chicago 15 22 .405 15.0 Indiana 12 25 .324 18.0 Western Conference Las Vegas 32 6 .842 — Dallas 20 17 .541 11.5
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September is automatic reflection: Football is here on all levels, especially college and high school. The Chicago Bears will begin for real Sunday, Sept. 10 against rival Green Bay Packers in a late-afternoon game Sunday, Sept. 10. The University of Illinois escaped at home against (Holy) Toledo, the Mid-American Conference
By Woodrow Carroll The Big 10 Conference prepares for its final season as it is presently constituted, comprised of 14 member schools, soon to be 18 in number with UCLA, Southern California, Oregon, and Washington set join in 2024. We must focus on the present. The University of Illinois football
Batavia High School’s Ryan Boe, 21, runs against Lincoln-Way East Friday.
Aurora University’s James Mautino, 23, looks for an opening in the Spartans’ 38-17 season/home-opener against Hope College Saturday. Host Aurora won, 38-17.
University of IllinoisSat, Sept. 2, vs. Toledo, 6:30 p.m., BTNFri, Sept. 8, at Kansas, 6:30 p.m., ESPN2Sat, Sept. 16, vs. Penn State11 a.m., FOXSat, Sept. 23, vs. Florida Atlantic, TBD, TBDSat, Sept. 30, at Purdue, TBD, TBDFri, Oct. 6, vs. Nebraska, 7 p.m., FS1Sat, Oct. 14, at Maryland, TBD, TBDSat,
Thursday, Aug. 31Non-conferencePeotone at Sandwich, 6:30 Friday, Sept. 1Fox ValleyCary Grove at Crystal Lake Central, 7Crystal Lake South at Prairie Ridge, 7Dundee-Crown at Burlington Central, 7Hampshire at Jacobs, 7Huntley at McHenry, 7Upstate EightBartlett at West Chicago, 7East Aurora at Elgin, 7Fenton at Glenbard South, 7Larkin at Streamwood, 7South Elgin at
By Bobby Narang The Oswego East High School boys soccer team endured a rough start in the first week of the season. The Wolves, amid a difficult week due to intense heat, opened up the season with a 1-1 draw to Hinsdale Central and dropped a 2-1 decision to Waubonsie
American League Central W L PCT GB Minnesota 69 63 .523 – Cleveland 62 70 .470 7.0 Detroit 59 72 .450 9.5 Chi White Sox 52 80 .394 17.0 Kansas City 41 92 .308 28.5 American League East W L PCT GB Baltimore 82 49 .626 – Tampa Bay 80
West Division Team W L PCT GB Gateway 54 35 .607 – Schaumburg 52 37 .584 2.0 Evansville 49 40 .551 5.0 Joliet 43 47 .478 11.5 Washington 43 47 .478 11.5 Windy City 38 51 .427 16.0 Florence 36 54 .400 18.5 Lake Erie 36 54 .400 18.5 East
East Division Team W L PCT GB Chicago 52 40 .565 – Milwaukee 52 41 .559 0.5 Kane County 47 46 .505 5.5 Lake Country 45 48 .484 7.5 Cleburne 44 49 .473 8.5 Gary 37 55 .402 15.0 West Division Team W L PCT GB Kansas City 55 37
Club PTS W L T Cincinnati 54 16 3 6 Philadelphia 43 13 7 4 New England 43 12 5 7 Orlando 43 12 6 7 Columbus 42 12 7 6 Atlanta 41 11 7 8 Nashville 38 11 9 5 Montréal 35 11 12 2 Chicago 32 8 9
Eastern Conference W L PCT GB New York 28 7 .800 — Connecticut 24 11 .686 4.0 Washington 16 18 .471 11.5 Atlanta 16 19 .457 12.0 Chicago 14 21 .400 14.0 Indiana 11 24 .314 17.0 Western Conference Las Vegas 30 6 .833 — Dallas 19 16 .543 10.5
Rank Name Par 1 Viktor Hovland -27 2 Xander Schauffele -22 3 Wyndham Clark -16 4 Rory McIlroy -14 5 Patrick Cantlay -13 6 Tommy Fleetwood -11 6 Scottie Scheffler -11 6 Collin Morikawa -11 9 Sam Burns -10 9 Matt Fitzpatrick -10 9 Max Homa -10 9 Adam Schenk
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Playoffs are among the goals in sports from high schools through to the professional ranks. The first games of the season in high school football and all Fall sports started last weekend. The Chicago White Sox continue to be in a strong running for postgame play this season as one
Defended by Metea Valley High School’s Oscar Rivera, Jr., Geneva’s Michael Rumoro, 20, runs the ball Friday, Aug. 25.
