Indian Creek honored retiring coach Paul Muchmore before the Timberwolves 53-22 win against Rosary on Tuesday. "He believed in me so much and I want my players to know I believe in them so much. As long as they believe themselves, that’s what matters."

Genoa-Kingston boys and girls hoops win. Indian Creek boys also win. Plus more scores in Tuesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup

Indian Creek met Rosary Tuesday night on what was the last home game for longtime Timberwolves girls basketball head coach Paul Muchmore.

Indian Creek got the better of IMSA for the second time in three days behind 23 points from Payton Huber, Isaiah Feuerbach sored 23 for Sycamore in a win, Ava Nuckles scored 15 for Hiawatha and more in the roundup.

Sycamore's spark is back after winning Interstate 8 title, reaching 20 wins and getting a pair of revenge wins, NIU gets a pair of thrilling wins against Sun Belt teams and more in the Weekend Rewind.

DeKalb won the Belvidere Regional on Saturday with Kaneland second and Sycamore fourth, the NIU men and women both picked up nail-biter wins and more in the roundup.

Marshawn Cocroft surged in the second half, hitting a layup as time expired in regulation as Kaneland erased a 10-point Sycamore lead in the fourth. The Knight won in overtime against the Spartans, 73-68.

The Indian Creek boys basketball team held Illinois Math & Science Academy to 21% shooting and used a 13-3 run to start the second half in an eventual 40-29 victory in the championship game of the 107th annual Little Ten Conference Tournament on Friday at Somonauk High School.

Kaitlynn Doerner won the Sycamore Regional as the Spartans took second and DeKalb qualified three individuals in girls bowling, Kaneland took 25th at state in cheer and more in the roundup.