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  •  From left, Dundee-Crown’s Lauren Lococo, Jillian Weichmann, and Stephanie Magsamen are all smiles after beating Jacobs.

    Images: Jacobs vs. Dundee-Crown, girls basketball Feb 11, 2013 12:00 AM
    Rivals Jacobs and Dundee-Crown met up in a girls regional first-round matchup Monday night in Streamwood. Dundee-Crown won 61-45.

     
  • Dundee-Crown's Jordan Bartelt is all smiles as she high fives teammates at the end of a regional game against Jacobs at Streamwood High School on Monday night. Dundee-Crown won 61-45.

    Dundee-Crown tops rival Jacobs Feb 11, 2013 12:00 AM
    Play-in games for any type of team can be a pressure-cooker. Try it on for size when you bring in a District 300 rivalry into mix. Jacobs sought its third win against rival Dundee-Crown this season Monday night at the Class 4A Streamwood girls basketball regional and for the first 8 minutes, leading by as many as 9 while making 4 of its first 5 shots, the Golden Eagles looked as if they were on their way to completing that feat. But D-C flipped a switch and Jacobs went ice cold. The Chargers outscored the Golden Eagles 57-35 from the second quarter on in a 61-45 victory over Jacobs,

     
  •  Burlington Central’s Camille Delacruz and Alison Colby swarm Crystal Lake South’s Carina Madoni during a Christmas tournament game.

    Girls basketball/Scouting the Fox Valley postseason Feb 9, 2013 12:00 AM
    Taking a look at the girls basketball postseason around the Fox Valley.

     
  •  Brandon Mabry of Huntley, right, wrestles Kevin Barbian of Libertyville at 195 pounds Saturday at the Class 3A Barrington sectional.

    Cary-Grove’s Cullen the man at Barrington Feb 9, 2013 12:00 AM
    How do you improve on perfection? Don’t ask Michael Cullen, because the Cary-Grove sophomore still feels he’s a long way from being there. Of course his opponents might feel a little differently if they were asked. Another simply smashing performance from Cullen was put in the books following a dominating 11-1 major decision in his 113-pound final against Colin Kenyon (New Trier, 33-8) at the Class 3A Barrington sectional Saturday. The win sends the Trojans’ star into the 3A state tournament on the front foot, and a well-deserved top 4 seed when things begin Thursday on the big floor of Assembly Hall in Champaign. Cullen (42-0) will be joined by teammate Michael Underwood (138) and Logan Hanselmann (120) both for the first time, after each won in dramatic style in their afternoon state qualifying bouts.

     
  • Orange, Jacobs take care of Cary-Grove Feb 9, 2013 12:00 AM
    It’s scary how good Jacobs sophomore guard Chrishawn Orange could become by the time he’s a senior. Connecting on 11-of-13 shots from the field, Orange poured in a career high 25 points to lead Jacobs to a 77-63 win over Cary-Grove in Fox Valley Conference Valley Division boys basketball action in Algonquin Saturday night.

     
  • Jacobs, Dundee-Crown notch wins Feb 8, 2013 12:00 AM

     
  •  Elgin’s Tyler VonEssen wrestles Wheaton North’s Dylan Thurston during the 120-pound third-place match at the Glenbard North regional. VonEssen won the match and advanced to this weekend’s sectional at Barrington.

    Wrestling/Scouting Fox Valley sectionals Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    Taking a look at the wrestling sectionals this weekend involving athletes from the Fox Valley area.

     
  •  Cary-Grove and sophomore Katie Barker, right, will host Grayslake North tonight in the unofficial Fox Valley Conference championship game.

    Time for UEC, FVC to make crossovers more meaningful Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    A sports writer I once worked with had a column called Some Things I Think I Think. Today is my version of Some Things I Think I Think, all related to the girls basketball season that will enter the state tournament series for Class 3A and Class 4A teams beginning Monday.

     
  •  Huntley’s Bryce Only tries to strip the ball from Cary-Grove’s Jason Gregoire earlier this season.

    Huntley closing on on FVC Valley 3-peat Feb 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    The Huntley boys basketball team is on the verge of completing a Fox Valley Conference three-peat. The Red Raiders (15-6, 9-0) can wrap up their third straight FVC Valley Division title tonight with a win against second-place Dundee-Crown (16-5, 7-2) in Carpentersville. Huntley defeated the Chargers 45-38 on Jan. 19. “This is a big week for us in terms of our goals and where we stand going into the playoffs,” senior forward Amanze Egekeze said after Wednesday’s victory at Crystal Lake South. “We know we’ve got to go on the road, play at a high level, execute and get better with each game.”

     
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  •  St. Edward’s Abby Madden on the balance beam during sectional action Monday at Fremd.

    Prairie Ridge, Madden all-around successes Feb 5, 2013 12:00 AM
    Prairie Ridge co-op had three gymnasts finish in the top five for all-around as the Wolves cruised to their second consecutive sectional title with an impressive 149.525 at Fremd High School in Palatine on Monday. Prairie Ridge became the first of four sectional winners automatically qualifying for the girls gymnastic state meet on Feb. 15 and 16 at Palatine High School.

     
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  • Jacobs’ Ryan claims 106 title at Huntley Feb 2, 2013 12:00 AM
    At roughly the same time last year, Jacobs wrestler Austin Ryan was told by the IHSA he could no longer wrestle in the sectional semifinals after suffering a concussion, which prevented the then-sophomore a run to state. With his health no longer an issue, the IHSA can’t stop Ryan this time. The Golden Eagles’ junior walked away with the 106-pound regional title over Harlem’s Adam Zacharuk 5-1 in the Class 3A Huntley regional Saturday afternoon.

     
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  • Dundee-Crown turns the tables on Jacobs Feb 1, 2013 12:00 AM
    In what was his last game coaching in the Dundee-Crown gym, the swan song for Jacobs boys basketball coach Jim Hinkle became a bitter pill to swallow. After Nick Ledinsky and Will Schwerdtmann torched the Chargers in a double-overtime win in Algonquin on January 15, the assignment Dylan Kissack and Brandon Rodriguez received from D-C coach Lance Huber in Friday night’s rematch was pretty simple. “Obviously Ledinsky and Schwerdtmann lit us up in the first game, they were fantastic,” Huber said. “When you’re assigned to guard them, you kind of want a shot of proving what you can do and that’s some pretty big motivation.” In front of a raucous crowd of approximately 1,900 that invigorated D-C, Kissack and Rodriguez got their shot and held the Jacobs duo to 11 points combined on 5 of 18 shooting while accounting for half of the Chargers’ points a 60-44 Fox Valley Conference Valley win between the District 300 rivals.

     
  •  Elgin’s Arie Williams (10)

    Elgin-Larkin, Jacobs vs. Dundee-Crown set to go Jan 31, 2013 12:00 AM
    The Fox Valley area’s two fiercest boys basketball rivalries have produced the season’s two best games to date. Larkin has defeated crosstown rival Elgin twice this season, most recently a 60-51 victory in the Elgin Holiday Tournament title game. But it was the first meeting — Larkin’s 76-73 double-overtime victory on Dec 12 — that will go down as one of the best in the history of the 121-game series, which Elgin still leads 79-42. Not to be outdone, Jacobs and Dundee-Crown battled through two overtimes on Jan. 15 before the Golden Eagles prevailed 76-66. Host Jacobs tied that game at the regulation buzzer when senior Nick Ledinsky drained a step-back 3-pointer from the corner.

     
  • Wrestling/Scouting Fox Valley area regionals Jan 30, 2013 12:00 AM
    Taking a look at Saturday's wrestling regionals involing teams from the Fox Valley.

     
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  • Fremd absorbs beam bobbles; Meadows' Johnston excelsJan 29, 2013 12:00 AM
    Fremd wobbled a bit at the finish, but the Viking were able to keep it together. Fremd cruised through the first two events on the vault (36.475) and bars (36.775) and looked to be headed for an impressive score. The beam (34.825) put a dent in the Vikings’ attack, but they survived four falls in winning a 21st consecutive regional title with 143.525 points at their own gym in Palatine. Lake Park took second with 136.275 points, followed by Rolling Meadows (130.575), and Maine West (115.175). Fremd advances to its own sectional next Monday at 6:30 p.m.

     
  •  Cary-Grove’s Joslyn Nicholson, left, looks to pass against Stevenson last week.

    Burlington Central’s kiddie corps has exceeded expectations Jan 28, 2013 12:00 AM
    It's been well chronicled that Burlington Central girls basketball coach Mark Smith knew he had some talent coming in when he took the Rockets' head coaching job. And Smith knows talent. His daughter, Kelsey, plays at DePaul and as a boys baskeball coach for several seasons at St. Charles North, as well as a former high school and college player himself, Smith knows good players when he sees them. But even Smith admits being surprised at how well his freshman-laden team has done this season. At 19-4 overall and having secured their first Big Northern East championship since 2006-07, the Rockets also cracked the Daily Herald Top 20 this week for the first time this season, and they're the No. 1 seed in the upcoming Class 3A regional that they will host. Central has not won a girls basketball regional since 1990 and has only three regional banners in program history.

     
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