Lane’s Scantlebury re-gains passion, set for Penn in 2025-26
By Mike Clark College scholarships are harder than ever to come by for prep athletes in the portal era. That’s
Neighborhood rivalry a fun one for Lane, DePaul Prep
By Dominic Scianna Lane Tech College Prep and DePaul College Prep (the former Gordon Technical High School from 1952 to
Boys Basketball Season Preview Capsules
The boys basketball season tips off tonight. We reached out to all CPL schools to see how their teams are
Chicago Public Schools’ Cynthia Irvin Recieves Presidential Lifetime Achievment Award
By Joey Gelman Chicago Public School’s very own Athletic Program Administrator Cynthia Irvin was the recipient of the Presidential Lifetime
Lake View’s Fregoso climbs state steals chart
By Michael Wojtychiw The art of defense isn’t something that many high school basketball players are interested in. In the
Whitney Young alumna learns to “trust the process” during freshman year at the University of Arizona
By Allie Conwell Skylar Jones hit the ground running her first year playing basketball for the University of Arizona. Between
PHOTO GALLERY: IHSA Live Basketball Period At Ridgewood
By Joey Gelman The final weekend of the IHSA Live Period for Boys and Girls Basketabll concluded for the summer
CPL teams gain exposure at Romeoville Live Summer Shootout
By Dominic Scianna This past weekend, the Romeoville Athletic & Event Center hosted its annual live boys basketball summer shootout
Farragut honors Wolf Nelson by renaming gym after legendary coach
By Dominic Scianna From this day (April 26, 2024) forward, the gymnasium on 2345 S. Christiana Avenue at Farragut Career
Southside Occupational/De La Salle Win Back-to-Back State Titles
By Dominic Scianna Tom White, director of athletics at De La Salle Institute, has said it time and again when
