Steve Millar

There was a long list of obstacles to overcome Saturday night for Brother Rice’s Caden Workman. The senior forward suffered a broken finger a week before the season and had been in an offensive slump ever since. Senior guard Marcos […]

It’s not the kind of deja vu that Hillcrest’s Anthony Bradley wanted to experience, but the junior guard is determined to make the most of his opportunity. During the football season, Bradley took over as the Hawks’ starting quarterback after

Brother Rice takes over the top spot in the rankings, with Oak Lawn as the biggest riser. Top 10 With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses. 1. Brother Rice 10-0 (2) Jack Weigus erupts for 28 points as

When opponents prepare for Marist, junior guard Ryan Lawlor might not make the scouting report. On a roster full of talent, it’s easy to overlook the 6-foot-2 Lawlor, who comes off the bench. But Lawlor has been a valuable asset

When Lockport’s Collin Miller started playing basketball in third grade, he quickly discovered he was far from a natural at the sport. But Miller loved it anyway, and he was determined to get better. “I started out in a rec

Homewood-Flossmoor’s Davion Henry has come a long way in a short time as a wrestler. Now he’s ready to take a gigantic final step in his senior season. Henry, who just started wrestling as a sophomore, saw his junior season

Hillcrest’s Maximilian Carmicle is a rising star in two sports. He has picked up Division I offers in football and continues to garner more notice on the basketball court as a 6-foot-7 junior forward. The tough Carmicle, though, is more

State champions Mount Carmel and Chicago Christian and state runner-up Joliet Catholic lead the selections. First Team Offense Quentin Burrell, Mount Carmel, sophomore, receiver: Hauled in 75 catches for 1,257 yards and 17 TDs for Class 7A champs. Jack Elliott,

Most of the talk surrounding Lincoln-Way East basketball of late has been about who left the program. But Brenden Sanders is still there. The senior guard believes the Griffins can be successful in spite of the fact that three starters

NORMAL — Even though senior defensive back Havy Payne missed Mount Carmel’s final three regular-season games with a dislocated shoulder, he wasn’t worried. The 5-foot-10 Payne knows the playoffs are his time to shine and he has consistently come through