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First Barton Golf Outing will raise money for cancer research May 22, 2014 7:32 PM
By Dave Oberhelman To hear Jerry Auchstetter tell it, John Barton was a champion of the underdog.
Radabaugh breaks Geneva home run record May 21, 2014 9:26 PM
Daily Herald Reports Geneva freshman first baseman Annika Radabaugh hit a home run Wednesday in a 5-4 win over Elgin, giving her 9 on the season to break the school record.
Tri-Cities girls track and field state preview May 21, 2014 9:57 PM
By Kevin McGavin There are a grand total of five Class 3A schools in the Tri-Cities when it comes to girls track and field. But St. Charles East, West Aurora and Geneva produced three of the top-five times in the state in the 1,600-meter relay last week at the Metea Valley sectional.
Batavia rallies to repeat River title May 17, 2014 10:05 PM
By Scott Miller Once again the race for the Upstate Eight Conference River Division boys tennis title was a dogfight right down to the end and once again for the third straight year the Batavia Bulldogs rallied from behind to pull it out at the wire.
Troop’s been terrific in senior season at Marmion May 16, 2014 9:40 PM
By John Lemon Catcher Brady Roberts is enjoying a big senior season for Marmion in the No. 3 hole, entering the week hitting .339 with 4 triples and 14 RBI for the Suburban Christian Conference leading Cadets.
Wins, PRs come for Neuqua Valley May 16, 2014 12:42 AM
By Dave Oberhelman Neuqua Valley boys track coach Mike Kennedy provided his athletes a simple message for Thursday’s Upstate Eight Conference meet at Elgin’s Memorial Stadium. “He told us, every race you go into, either you win or you PR, because you win either way,” said Wildcats junior Zac Espinosa. He achieved both in the 400-meter run, edging teammate Nick Rafacz while setting a personal record at 49.33 seconds. Neuqua Valley did win either way, both in the Valley Division and among all 14 UEC teams. In the first year of a post-Lake Park UEC, the Wildcats earned a total of 131 points, a fair cushion over Waubonsie Valley’s 109 and River Division winner Batavia’s 103.
West Aurora’s O’Brien flips for soccer May 14, 2014 6:20 PM
By Darryl Mellema Like so many U.S. girls soccer players, West Aurora’s Sam O’Brien flipped for her sport. No really, she’s flipped for her sport. The Blackhawks senior has been wowing both home and away fans and players for four years with her ability to turn a handspring with a ball in her hands as one of the finest practitioners of the flip throw-in anywhere.
Geneva upends St. Charles North May 13, 2014 10:45 PM
By Jeff Smith When Chris Parrilli quit baseball after his freshman year at Geneva High School, it left the young basketball standout with a lot of free time on his hands during the spring. KC Johnsen quickly offered an idea how Parrilli could fill those spare hours.
Batavia battles back to beat Geneva in extra innings May 13, 2014 10:17 PM
By Craig Brueske Batavia’s baseball team hasn’t had to play from behind too often this season. So when the Bulldogs spotted rival Geneva a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning Tuesday afternoon and still trailed 4-1 after 4-and-a-half innings, they found themselves in some unfamiliar territory.
Batavia keeps control of River race May 10, 2014 9:41 PM
By Craig Brueske Despite his team carrying a 3-game lead into the final 2 weeks of the regular season, Batavia baseball coach Matt Holm is not about to concede that the Upstate Eight Conference River Division title is the Bulldogs just yet. However, they’re getting closer to sealing the deal.
St. Charles North stays hot in win at Geneva May 9, 2014 10:55 PM
By John Lemon It felt a little strange to St. Charles North’s players not to see Sabrina Rabin at the top of the lineup Friday, but it didn’t do much to slow their hot bats.
Kaneland claims Kane County crown May 10, 2014 12:33 AM
By Dave Oberhelman Kaneland coach Eric Baron established the proper mindset for Friday’s Kane County boys track meet a day early. And the Knights delivered, winning their third straight Kane County boys track championship.
Geneva beats St. Charles East, denies Saints UEC title May 9, 2014 11:01 PM
By Darryl Mellema Known for its defending prowess, Geneva’s girls soccer team showed it can attack too in Friday’s Upstate Eight Conference River match with rival St. Charles East.
St. Charles East runs away with UEC May 8, 2014 11:42 PM
By Jerry Fitzpatrick St. Charles East sophomore Keely Flanigan summed up the Saints’ winning approach to Thursday’s Upstate Eight Conference girls track meet at Geneva, the last primer before next week’s all-important sectional meets. “Our goal was just to do the best we can and improve ourselves,” said Flanigan, who ran the second leg of St. Charles East’s winning 1,600-meter relay. “And if we happen to win, that’s good, too.” It went pretty good for the Saints, who happened to win it all, as it turned out. In a meet that decided an overall champion as well as River and Valley Division champions, St. Charles East was the clear-cut winner. The Saints amassed 142 team points to run away with the overall and River Division titles.
McCracken, Larkin turn the tables on Geneva May 7, 2014 9:52 PM
By Scott Miller Larkin’s Jack McCracken did exactly what you would expect an ace pitcher to do on Wednesday when his team is trying to get back on the winning track. The senior right-hander tossed a 4 hit complete game gem as the Royals snapped a 2 game slide with a 2-1 Upstate Eight Conference River Division win over Geneva.
St. Charles North pulls away from Geneva May 7, 2014 10:42 PM
By Craig Brueske Stranding 6 runners over the first 3 innings, St. Charles North’s softball team found itself in an early 2-2 deadlock with Geneva Tuesday afternoon. Knowing that his team had at least 4 more innings worth of at-bats remaining, North Stars coach Tom Poulin wasn’t overly concerned.
St. Charles East tops Geneva in unusual fashion May 6, 2014 10:30 PM
By Kevin McGavin Katie Kolb was somewhat clueless in the top of the eighth inning. “I had no idea where the ball was,” the St. Charles East sophomore said. “I was just picking up my coach (Kelly Horan) at third base.” Kolb, who had bunted safely with one out, scored all the way from first base on an errant throw to make the difference in the Saints’ 4-3 victory over Geneva Tuesday afternoon in Upstate Eight Conference River Division softball action.
Hirsch finishing college career with a bang May 5, 2014 10:33 PM
By Craig Brueske Zach Hirsch has been through just about everything during his collegiate baseball career at the University of Nebraska.
Prep Excellence banquet honors suburbs' top high school athletes May 5, 2014 3:23 PM
By Matt Arado The best in suburban prep athletes' accomplishments, on and off the field of play, were celebrated Sunday at the second annual Daily Herald Prep Sports Excellence banquet in Hoffman Estates. A number of teams, coaches and individual athletes received special awards for showing excellence in performance, heart and attitude.
Daily Herald Prep Excellence award winners May 4, 2014 8:29 PM
By Aaron Gabriel The Daily Herald's Prep Sports Excellence event Sunday at the Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates provided a platform to recognize some amazing achievements from the finest high school athletes and coaches. Here are our winners in the categories of dazzling moment, overcoming obstacles, sportsmanship and spirit.