Girls Basketball
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Girls basketball: Geneva races to early lead at Batavia, doesn’t let upJan 30, 2026 10:42 pm - Geneva hit the court in high gear Friday night during its DuKane Conference game against archrival Batavia and never down shifted. The Vikings grabbed the opening tip, s...
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Girls basketball: Hobday’s overtime 3 sends Huntley past Crystal Lake South in battle for 1st place in FVC
Jan 30, 2026 9:51 pm - A confident, free-shooting Alyssa Borzych is somebody Huntley‘s Lana Hobday is always happy to find. “I think she has her confidence back with her shooting, and she’s my ...
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Girls basketball: Naperville Central trio shines in crosstown win over HuskiesJan 30, 2026 8:47 pm - Anyone who watches Naperville Central knows it has a lot of players responsible for its success. When they all come together, a win usually results. Three players in part...
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High school scores for Jan. 29Jan 29, 2026 10:08 pm - High school sports scores for Jan. 29.
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Girls basketball: Nazareth snaps Benet’s 20-game winning streak
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Girls basketball: Kaneland drops first Interstate 8 game at Ottawa
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Girls basketball: Buffalo Grove closes in on MSL West titleJan 28, 2026 10:18 pm - First place Buffalo Grove remained perfect in Mid-Suburban West play with a 55-35 road win over Conant as standout sophomores Kayla Daiguird and Olivia Hill combined for ...
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High school scores for Jan. 28Jan 28, 2026 10:08 pm - Boys basketball Grayslake Central 46, Grayslake North 35 IC Catholic Prep 72, Walther Christian 35 Leyden 76, Proviso East 38 Naperville Central 65, St. Charles East...
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Girls basketball: Lake Zurich shoots past Libertyville, takes NSC lead by half gameJan 28, 2026 9:34 pm - Addison Leonard and Leah Gilbertson made sure that Lake Zurich stayed alive. The duo combined for 33 points as Lake Zurich got off to a strong start and rolled past Liber...
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Even in Caitlin Clark’s home state, girls high school basketball in decline. It thrives in this townJan 28, 2026 12:07 pm - Participation in girls basketball across the country has declined even as the popularity of the college and pro games has never been higher. Iowa's own Caitlin Clark has been credited with a lot of that of late, but participation numbers in her home state and many others are down.