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Carmel Catholic's Ryan carries on after mother's mysterious death

By Joe Aguilar
Feb 9, 2019 4:35 PM - The mysterious death of Carmel Catholic boys basketball coach Zack Ryan's mother hasn't stopped him from coaching. It's what his mother would have wanted, he said.
Winning season helps Round Lake overcome its biggest loss

By Joe Aguilar
Jan 17, 2019 6:50 PM - Less than two years removed from losing its head coach to cancer, Round Lake's girls basketball team is enjoying its best season in 10 years.
'Tonkery Tough': Three-sport athlete from Grayslake focused on beating leukemia

By Joe Aguilar
Dec 14, 2018 6:20 AM - Grayslake Central senior Abby Tonkery, a three-sport athlete, is focused on beating leukemia.
Schaal brought stability to Grayslake Central football

By Joe Aguilar
Dec 4, 2018 6:36 PM - While Jason Schaal, Grayslake Central's sixth head coach this century, submitted his resignation the week of Thanksgiving after just six wins in five seasons, consider it a loss. A different kind.
Tylka can wait for sun to set on Wauconda career

By Joe Aguilar
Nov 15, 2018 2:27 PM - Florida Atlantic-bound guard/forward Allie Tylka is the Wauconda girls basketball team's first Division I recruit this century.
'Lucky' Borries excited to coach again for Antioch

By Joe Aguilar
Nov 9, 2018 6:12 PM - Antioch veteran girls basketball coach Tim Borries survived a heart attack last spring and is excited for another season.
No doubt about it: Wisconsin-bound Njongmeta shows he's Big Ten material

Nov 6, 2018 9:30 PM - The kid told Maema Njongmeta he would never play football for the University of Michigan. He might have even sneered. The comment hurt Njongmeta, who, while athletic, was raw as a football player and a ways away from being a potential Big Ten recruit.
Boys golf: Healthy finish to season for Stevenson, Rueth

By Joe Aguilar
Oct 15, 2018 6:00 PM - With a temperature of 37 degrees and an icy wind flapping flagsticks, one day after the fall's first snow blanketed The Den at Fox Creek Golf Course and postponed the first day of the state tournament, Stevenson's first golfer teed off.
Antioch's sophomore 'Golden Boy' is eager to test his mettle

By Joe Aguilar
Aug 23, 2018 8:57 AM - Sophomore Athan Kaliakmanis stands 6-foot-4 and is looking forward to measuring up as Antioch's quarterback this season.
Grayslake North's Bernstein bounces back, pursues state meet goal

By Joe Aguilar
May 15, 2018 10:18 PM - A pair of broken vertebrae kept Grayslake North senior Ryan Bernstein from following his football dream, but that's only made him more determined to advance downstate in the shot put and discus this spring.

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