Glendale Heights Schools
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Wheaton Academy earns fourth place at stateNov 02, 2012 11:00 pm - Wheaton Academy turned a difficult start of the season into a berth in this weekend’s Class 2A finals. The Warriors fell behind 2-0 Saturday, scored a late goal to cut ...
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Aurora Christian heads to quarterfinalsNov 02, 2012 11:00 pm - In the first half of Saturday’s Class 3A second-round playoff game Immaculate Conception held Aurora Christian wide receiver Cory Windle without a catch. In the second h...
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Loyola’s long drives do in BartlettNov 02, 2012 11:00 pm - No. 10 Bartlett’s defensive game plan against No. 2 Loyola Academy was to eliminate big plays at the expense of allowing multiple short-yardage passes. The Ramblers said...
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Images: Stevenson at Glenbard North playoffNov 02, 2012 11:00 pm - ...
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15-year-old driver charged with reckless homicideNov 02, 2012 7:25 pm - The 15-year-old driver in the Oct. 23 crash that killed Metea Valley High School sophomore Devin Meadows has been charged as an adult with reckless homicide. Logan Krogm...
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Peltz drives Wheaton North past ProspectNov 02, 2012 5:00 pm - A lot of teams would have found a way to lose a game, missing two key players for half of the game. Not Wheaton North. John Peltz led the No. 5 seed Falcons on a game-wi...
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Wheaton Academy falls in PKsNov 02, 2012 4:14 pm - Spencer Graf gave Wheaton Academy every opportunity Friday afternoon to advance to its first state soccer championship match. Unfortunately for the senior goalkeeper an...
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Benet takes its timeNov 02, 2012 2:08 pm - After an unrecognizable 24 minutes of play, the real Benet football team finally stood up in the second half. The Redwings dominated the final 24 minutes en route to a ...
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Loyola presents Bartlett quite a challengeNov 02, 2012 2:05 pm - The Bartlett defense registered its second shutout of the season last week in a 14-0 victory at Leyden, but the Hawks’ second-round playoff opponent presents a far great...
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Editorial: Close the Latino ‘achievement gap’Nov 02, 2012 11:11 am - Educators routinely question the value of standardized tests, saying they are not a solid measure of student progress. Certainly, in the suburbs they can be questioned, ...