Hiawatha Preps

Logan Schrader scored 20 as No. 4 Indian Creek advanced to face No. 5 Aurora Christian in a regional semifinal on Wednesday while Hiawatha's season came to an end.

The boys basketball season postseason kicks off locally Monday with Indian Creek, Hiawatha and Genoa-Kingston opening with first-round regional games before semifinals Wednesday. Here are five things to keep an eye on as the postseason gets underway.

The Sycamore girls dance team took ninth at state, DeKalb and Kaneland each had three champs at the IHSA Rock Falls Girls Wrestling Regional, plus other results in the roundup.

Jayden Gray and Aidan Cooper each had double-doubles in a Hiawatha win, Sycamore picked up a win, and other basketball, wrestling and swimming results in the roundup.

2024 Year in Review: Some of the best sports photos by Daily Chronicle photographers from the past year.

Sycamore boys basketball rolled to a win, plus more scores from around the area in Wednesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

Martin Ledbetter said Hinckley-Big Rock's career scoring mark, plus other basketball results in the roundup.

There were no shortage of people who could catch the ball this year - whether that was on the offensive or defensive side of the ball. Here's this year's Daily Chronicle All-Area Football team.

Experience ruled the volleyball court in DeKalb County. Each member of the Daily Chronicle all-area first team was a senior. We take a look at the area's best.

Quinn Carrier scored 29 to lead the Sycamore gilrs, the Indian Creek boys won their ninth straight to start the year and the DeKalb-Sycamore co-op won at IMSA. That and more in the roundup

Genoa-Kingston's winning streak ends at four, Indian Creek also falls in Monday's sports roundup.

Kaneland's Angelina Gochis won the Donnybrook in Iowa while Alex Gregorio-Perez was fourth for DeKalb, plus other wrestling and basketball scores.

Ally Poegel sets Genoa-Kingston steals record in Cogs girls basketball victory. That in more in the Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

Hiawatha, Sycamore and Genoa-Kingston win in boys basketball, plus girls basketball and wrestling results in Wednesday's Daily Chronicle roundup.

The NIU men and Indian Creek boys basketball teams piked up wins on Tuesday. Those plus other scores in the roundup.

DeKalb picked up a win to close the Washington tournament, while Indian Creek won the AFC tournament. All that and more hoops in the roundup.

How far can DeKalb go? Can an improved Sycamore finish with a winning record? How much of a difference does a new transfer make to an already loaded Kaneland squad? We preview all seven area teams.

Genoa-Kingston took third at a tournament, Hinckley-Big Rock won both games in a round robin, and the NIU men lost at DePaul.

We take a look at what each girls basketball team is expecting this year, from Sycamore going through a youth movement to Indian Creek returning after a year of not fielding a varsity team.

Sycamore safety and quarterback Burke Gautcher was named to the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association 5A All-State Team.

The Genoa-Kingston and Hiawatha volleyball seasons ended in regional finals on Thursday, while the Little 10 named it soccer all-conference teams.

Hiawatha makes a regional final while Hinckley-Big Rock season ends in a regional semifinal.

Kaneland and Genoa-Kingston advance to regional finals while Hiawatha moves on to a regional semifinal.

Genoa-Kingston likely wrapped up a playoff berth with a victory at Rockford Lutheran on Friday, finishing up the season 5-4. Hiawatha fell at home to Milledgeville.

One team is in. One team is very likely in. Two teams are out. And for Genoa-Kingston, they’ve got a win-and-they’re-in (probably) scenario set up in Week 9. Here’s where each Daily Chronicle area team stands heading into the final week of the regular season.

Sycamore looks to finish off 9-0, DeKalb looks to avoid a winless season, and Kaneland looks to top an 8-0 team. We break down every game for Daily Chronicle area teams in the capsules.

Sycamore knocked off Morris 42-0 to win the Interstate 8. DeKalb pushed Bradley-Bourbonnais but fell 42-39 on a late penalty. Kaneland snapped a 3-game losing streak. Here’s a recap of all the Week 8 action for Daily Chronicle area teams.

A late call against DeKalb let Bradley-Bourbonnais hold on for a win, while Genoa-Kingston won at Rock Falls and Hiawatha fell at Alden-Hebron.

Gavin Crouch scored twice for Sycamore as the Spartans closed the regular season with a win over St. Charles East, plus volleyball scores in the roundup.

Indian Creek blanked Sandwich in a play-in game of the Class 1A Somonauk Regional. Plus more soccer and volleyball in the roundup.

The Indian Creek High School volleyball team took on Hiawatha Tuesday night in Shabbona.

Sycamore moved to 7-0 and got coach Joe Ryan his 200th career win. DeKalb moved Davon Grant to running back. Here's a look back at all of Week 7's moves.

Everything went right for Hiawatha on Friday in a 62-20 win against Ashton-Franklin Center on Friday on the Hawks’ senior night.

With three games left in the regular season, here's what each Daily Chronicle team needs to do to secure a playoff berth, improve their seeding or play spoiler for others.

Gavin Crouch had a pair of goals as Sycamore topped Ottawa in an Interstate 8 battle, plus other soccer and volleyball results in the roundup.

Kaneland looks to snap a two-game losing streak, DeKalb searches for its first win of the season and Sycamore looks to stay undefeated. We look at all five Daily Chronicle area games.

Sycamore's Gavin Sedevie qualifies for the state boys golf tournament, plus other golf, soccer and volleyball results in the roundup.

Sycamore got its offense up and running, while DeKalb had some exciting plays on offense but fell to Andrew. Here’s a look at all four Daily Chronicle area Week 6 games.

Genoa-Kingston fell to powerhouse Byron while Hiawatha dropped a home match to Orangeville.

DeKalb will face a team that runs a triple option. Genoa-Kingston will face a team that’s arguably the best in the state. Sycamore and Kaneland will face each other. We look at one thing to know for each Daily Chronicle team heading into Week 6.

Kaneland qualified three golfers, Sycamore two, and Genoa-Kingston and Hinckley-Big Rock one each for the sectional round. That plus volleyball, soccer and tennis results in the roundup.

Sycamore can move to 6-0 with a win over Kaneland, Genoa-Kingston faces the top team in the state and DeKalb and Hiawatha look to snap losing streaks. We breakdown every Daily Chronicle area game in Week 6.

Sycamore soccer beat Rochelle to stay atop the Interstate 8 Conference, and Kaneland soccer, Genoa-Kingston volleyball and Hiawatha volleyball were also winners in Monday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.

Genoa-Kingston had scored seven total points in its last two games. Sycamore opened the year with four one-score victories. Both teams reversed those trends in Week 5, with Genoa-Kingston winning 41-0 and Sycamore rolling 63-0, both on the schools’ homecomings.

Tommy Butler had a 25-yard touchdown run and another monster game on defense, but Hiawatha fell 22-12 at River Ridge.

DeKalb's Jonah Keck took fifth at the DuPage Valley Conference boys golf meet, plus other golf, volleyball and soccer results in Thursday's Daily Chronicle roundup.

As the season shifts from almost half-finished to more than half-finished, we look at a key element of each Daily Chronicle area team in Week 5.

Sycamore and Kaneland look to reach 5-0 while DeKalb, Hiawatha and Genoa-Kingston hope to end losing streaks. We look at each Daily Chronicle Week 5 game.

The Kaneland girls golf team won the I-8 title, Genoa-Kingston volleyball picked up a win, and other golf, volleyball and soccer in the roundup.

DeKalb, Sycamore and Kaneland all started conference play on Friday, with the Spartans and Knights getting off to undefeated starts in the Interstate 8. Here’s a look back at some of the key moments from Week 4.