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Jason Brewer had a pair of goals as Indian Creek tied Pecatonica, plus other soccer, volleyball and golf results in the roundup.
The Genoa-Kingston soccer and volleyball teams earned wins and more results in Monday's Daily Chronicle roundup.
Kaneland's Evan Nosek and DeKalb's Jacob Barraza had strong finishes at First to the Finish in Peoria on Saturday. Plus more cross country, golf, soccer and volleyball.
Harrison Zorica picked up co-medalist honors for Genoa-Kingston, plus other golf, soccer and volleyball results in the roundup.
Jameson Carl scored three times as the Spartans had five first-half goals in a 6-4 win at Rochelle to begin Interstate 8 play. That plus more soccer, golf and volleyball in the roundup.
Ava Carpenter and Khiara Thomas combined for 21 kills for Sycamore in loss to Stillman Valley and Indian Creek and Hiawatha pulled off Little 10 comeback wins. Plus more volleyball, golf, cross country and soccer in the roundup.
Genoa-Kingston's Ayden Hernandez scored twice as the Cogs beat Hinckley-Big Rock 4-0 in boys soccer. Plus more boys soccer, volleyball and boys golf in Monday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
The DeKalb and Indian Creek volleyball teams rolled to victories on Thursday, plus cross country and soccer results in the roundup.
Tyler Bogle scored twice to lead Indian Creek to a soccer victory, while Jonah Keck posted a 38 in a loss to Naperville North. That plus more golf, soccer and volleyball.
Kaneland Evan Nosek won the Sycamore Invite, and the Spartans' Layla Jansich was fourth on the girls side. DeKalb volleyball coach Keith Foster and Genoa-Kingston coach Taylor Spellman picked up their first wins at their new schools. That and more in the roundup.
The Sycamore girls tennis team won its home doubles tournament, Genoa-Kingston soccer was third in Oregon and Indian Creek volleyball was fourth at Ottawa.
DeKalb opened the Barb Cup with a win, and Sycamore lost a nail-biter to Larkin. Plus golf and cross country in the roundup.
Indian Creek and Hiawatha picked up volleyball wins on Tuesday, including a back-and-forth thriller for the Timberwolves.
DeKalb, Genoa-Kingston and Hiawatha all have new coaches as the season gets underway. Check out what to expect from every Daily Chronicle area volleyball team.
Kaneland volleyball opened the season with a win and more volleyball and golf results in Monday's Daily Chronicle roundup.
DeKalb looks to build off a big summer, Kaneland and Sycamore expect to battle for an Interstate 8 title and Genoa-Kingston will have scoring in new places this year. We look at each soccer team.
Here's a look at the schedules for all seven high school athletic programs and NIU football for this week.
At Indian Oaks in Shabbona, the Royals were second in a Little 10 quad golf meet that included Indian Creek.
Four non-seniors make the cut of our list of five boys golfers to keep an eye on this year as youth seems ready to reign on the links this year.
We break down all six boys golf teams and what to expect for the season.
With practices in full swing ahead of the start of games Aug. 26, we take a look at five storylines that will define the soccer season for the Daily Chronicle area.
The Indian Creek volleyball team practices Tuesday as they prepare for the 2024 season.
The weather has been and is expected to be very cooperative as fall workouts begin ahead of the first week of games for most sports Aug. 26. The weather is so nice even volleyball teams like Indian Creek are going to benefit with outdoor time.
Hiawatha had it's best season in decades. Genoa-Kingston, Sycamore and Kaneland won regionals. And some of the best players in the area graduated after last year. We take a look at some of the top volleyball storylines for the 2024 season.
The Daily Chronicle is looking ahead to the 2024-25 athletic season and five different Player of the Year competitions. Today, we look at five potential Boys Soccer Players of the Year.
It wasn't just about strong arms and popping bats. The Daily Chronicle 2024 Baseball All-Area Team also features many players who flashed the leather with strong defensive performances.
Nine of the 12 players on the Daily Chronicle 2024 All-Area softball team are freshmen, sophomores or juniors. Check out the full team.
The Little Ten Conference has released its 2024 spring all-conference teams for softball and baseball.
Although a knee injury sidelined Indian Creek senior pole vaulter Reagan Gibson during the first part of the season, she took second at the Class 1A state championships and is the Daily Chronicle Girls Track Athlete of the Year.
Sycamore center fielder Addie McLaughlin earned a spot on the Illinois Coaches Association All-State Softball Class 3A first team, one of four Spartans to make the list. Genoa-Kingston also had four representatives, while Indian Creek and Kaneland each had one.
Sycamore did what has become custom. DeKalb did something it hadn’t done in a long time. And plenty of players put up eye-popping numbers by ripping the cover off of a baseball. With the 2024 baseball season over, we look at some of the facts that defined the season.
Dominant pitchers, big boppers, postseason runs and an area-wide youth movement. With the 2024 softball season coming to an end in DeKalb County, we look back at five things that defined the season.
It’s not often track and field athletes talk about the momentum of their sport. But as Sycamore prepares for the Class 2A state championships in Charleston, the Spartans are hoping for a strong showing with team chemistry playing a big role.
We take a look at all 24 individuals and seven relay teams that qualified from the Daily Chronicle area for the boys track state tournament, which begins on Thursday.
Genoa-Kingston's Natasha Bianchi took third in the Class 2A long jump and Indian Creek's Reagan Gibson took second in the Class 1A pole vault at the IHSA Girls Track and Field State Meet on Saturday at Eastern Illinois University's O'Brien Stadium.
Indian Creek's Reagan Gibson enters the final round of state track with the top mark in the pole vault, while Sycamore and DeKalb baseball picked up wins and Kaneland sends a contingent to the state boys track finals.
The Marquette softball team advanced to Friday's Class 1A Indian Creek Regional championship game with a 10-0, five-inning win over the host Timberwolves.
Kaneland soccer, Indian Creek baseball and Genoa-Kingston softball all opened postseason runs with victories on Tuesday, with the Timberwolves getting two homers from Jeffrey Probst in the win. That and more in Tuesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
It’ll be, very literally, a high-flying good time in Charleston for Daily Chronicle-area athletes who qualified for the IHSA Girls Track and Field State Championships. Eleven of the 14 qualifiers are in a jump of some kind, while the other three are in the 800 meters.
Sycamore boys track won the Oregon Last Chance Meet, and DeKalb softball dropped a DVC Tournament game to Naperville Central in Monday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
We take a look at each girls' track and field athlete from the Daily Chronicle coverage area who earned a spot in the upcoming IHSA state tournament.
DeKalb baseball picked up a win, Genoa-Kingston soccer won its playoff opener and the DeKalb girls soccer team lost its playoff opener. That and more in the roundup.
Teams from Amboy, Ashton-Franklin Center, DePue, Earlville, Erie-Prophetstown, Putnam County, Henry-Senachwine, Bureau Valley, Milledgeville, Morrison, Marquette, St. Bede, Indian Creek, Hall and Newman competed in the Class 1A girls track and field Sectional on Wednesday, May 8, 2024 at Bureau Valley High School.
Kyle Hartmann hit a grand slam as Sycamore came back from five down in the bottom of the seventh for a win. The Indian Creek boys track team won the Little 10 Conference meet and Sycamore tennis swept Streator. That and more in the roundup.
Genoa-Kingston freshman Natasha Bianchi won four events as the Cogs finished runner-up to Seneca at their own girls track and field meet. Plus more track and field, girls soccer, softball and baseball results in Saturday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
Sycamore boys track took first behind a strong day for Aidan Wyzard, Emily Frazier had a home run and key RBI in Indian Creek's win at Rochelle and more in the roundup.
DeKalb takes conference series against Naperville Central, Joscelyn Dieckman wins the DVC pole vault for the Barbs and Sycamore soccer picks up a nonconference win. That and more in the roundup.
Genoa-Kingston baseball, softball and girls soccer all win. Read about that and more in Tuesday's Daily Chronicle sports roundup.
The DeKalb softball team exploded for a win over Neuqua Valley, G-K softball picked up a win as well. That and more in the roundup.
Indian Creek hosted Hinckley-Big Rock in a Little 10 baseball matchup Monday in Shabbona.