Dick Quagliano
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Boys basketball: Palatine remains atop MSL West with win over HerseyJan 22, 2026 9:44 pm - Palatine defeated Hersey 50-37 in a Mid-Suburban League West Division boys basketball game Thursday night.
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Boys golf: York eclipses Hersey for third place in Class 3AOct 11, 2025 8:22 pm - A roundup of Saturday’s boys state golf action.
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Carmel, Wauconda, Antioch, Lakes, Grant, Lake Zurich, Libertyville, Hersey, Elk Grove claim winsOct 11, 2025 6:09 pm - A roundup of weekend football games from Northwest Cook and Lake counties.
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Riding high: Barrington makes the big plays to beat Fremd in MSL WestOct 10, 2025 10:40 pm - Barrington defeated Fremd 23-7 Friday night in a MSL West football game.
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Lake Zurich, Stevenson, Warren, Prospect, Antioch triumphOct 04, 2025 6:17 pm - As the season streaks on by, area teams have put their own stamp on the direction they are headed in the final three weeks of the season. Lake Zurich, Stevenson, Warren, Prospect and Antioch each extended winning streaks. Palatine and Vernon Hills got back on the victory side.
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Rolling Meadows, Hersey, Wauconda, Carmel score winsSep 27, 2025 10:18 pm - A roundup of weekend football games from Cook and Lake counties.
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Hawks take long-awaited win over BarringtonSep 19, 2025 11:52 pm - Maine South’s Jameson Purcell is not just all arm. The Hawks junior quarterback showed another level to his game Friday. The Indiana commit rushed for 65 yards. He also t...
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Buffalo Grove, Hoffman Estates, Lakes, Schaumburg and Wauconda among Friday’s football winnersSep 13, 2025 4:57 pm - A roundup of Friday’s football action for Cook and Lake counties.
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Round Lake ends long drought with blowout victorySep 06, 2025 7:16 pm - A roundup of this weekend’s high school football games in Cook and Lake counties.
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A diaper dandy no more, Fremd graduate Walsh still feels at home at WyomingAug 23, 2025 11:14 am - Entering his final college football season, Fremd graduate Jack Walsh could have left Wyoming for more money at a bigger school. Walsh never considered leaving the university that he’s called a second home since he was a baby. “You can’t put a price on loyalty,” he said.