Chris Walker

Paige Lilek used to play volleyball. These days she’s playing soccer, having taken up an extended residency as Hinsdale South’s goalkeeper. Lilek made some tough saves late and the Hornets withstood Morton, 2-1, for their first win over the Mustangs since 2018.

Hinsdale Central posted its fourth straight shutout and won for the fifth time in sixth games on Monday night. That, Hinsdale South coach Jen Belmonte earns her 100th win plus notes on Lyons, Wheaton Warrenville South and more in Chris Walker's Suburban Life soccer notebook.

It’s been nearly 25 years since Tri City Health Partnership began providing quality medical care to resident of central Kane County. TCHP receives no state or federal funding. Grants, donations and fundraising events like this one provide the means for qualified volunteer special

Communities in Kane County are getting ready for a summer filled with concerts and free music in the park series.

Check out new comics or try your hand at making people laugh at a local open mic night.

Hinsdale South senior Audrey Atkinson, who established the all-time school scoring record last season, is closing in on 100 career goals. That, plus notes on streaking Morton, Julia Benjamin's return to Glenbard West as a goalkeeper and more in Chris Walker's soccer notes.

Here are five Daily Chronicle area athletes who can have gigantic girls track season.

We take a look at each Daily Chronicle girls track team and what they expect out of the season.

With junior Jane Rogers, last year's Suburban Life Player of the Year, likely out for the season with a knee injury, Wheaton North is relying on a scoring-by-committee approach. That, plus notes on St. Francis and Benet in Chris Walker's soccer notebook.

As the outdoor season starts ramping up we take a look at each Daily Chronicle area boys track and field team.

We take a look at five boys track athletes poised for breakout seasons.

Hana Allen scored off a scrum in front of the net to lift Glenbard West to a 1-0 win over Wheaton North on Thursday.

The 2025 high school soccer season starts this week. Here are previews of teams from around the Suburban Life coverage area.

Batavia’s Gianna Reid missed most of her freshman season with a concussion sustained warming up for a JV game, but the sophomore goalkeeper was stellar in her varsity debut Tuesday, shutting out Bartlett 1-0.

Geneva got off to a rough start, surrendering an own goal against Neuqua Valley just a few minutes into the action of Monday’s season opener. The Vikings never recovered, losing 6-0 at Burgess Field in Geneva.