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Babcock McGraw: March is on the horizon, and that means it's NCAA Tournament time

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Feb 15, 2019 6:55 PM - With Valentine's Day "long" gone, it's time to start thinking about March...and in college basketball that means March Madness. It will be a busy month of women's basketball in March with DePaul hosting both the Big East Tournament and an NCAA regional at Wintrust Arena. The NCAA put out a mock top 16 teams on Monday, including the top 4 teams that could land in the Chicago regional.
It could be over and out for UIC gymnastics programs

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Feb 8, 2019 6:03 PM - The UIC gymnastics teams closer to winding down the season ... and the program's closure.
More wins means more pancakes for Schaumburg's Hodges brothers

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Feb 7, 2019 7:59 PM - Breakfast for dinner is a good change of pace. Then again, it might be even better as the routine, like it is in the Hodges' household. A win for the Schaumburg boys basketball team, which is anchored by the Hodges brothers, big brother Mike and younger brother Chris, means that cinnamon pancakes are in the making.
Despite No. 1 falling, can't say parity has arrived in women's basketball

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Feb 1, 2019 1:21 PM - Unranked North Carolina beat then No. 1 Notre Dame last Sunday, but it didn't signal parity had arrived in women's basketball.
Leyden's Duwal stays busy, driven at everything he does

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jan 31, 2019 6:44 PM - David Duwal, a 6-foot-4 forward for the Leyden boys basketball team who recently had one of his best games of the season when he scored 17 points in an overtime win over Morton, quite easily could be one of the busiest, and most driven teens in the Northwest suburbs.
Marquette women on a one-way track to the top

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jan 25, 2019 2:05 PM - Marquette women's basketball team ascent a nod to its high-scoring senior core.
Hoffman Estates embraces, celebrates its diversity

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jan 25, 2019 7:59 PM - Hoffman Estates' boys basketball team is truly the melting pot of the Northwest suburbs, with several of its members from different ethnicities.
WNBA's Maya Moore takes a break ... but for how long?

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jan 18, 2019 1:45 PM - Maya Moore of the Minnesota Lynx has decided not to play in Russia during the off-season, and whether that will continue to the WNBA season this summer is to be determined.
Determined Trieb making the most of his senior season at Buffalo Grove

By Patrica Babcock McGraw
Jan 17, 2019 11:21 PM - Buffalo Grove boys basketball player Tom Trieb has returned from a broken hip he suffered during the football season to become a mainstay on the court for the Bison this winter.
Talent abundant for Hersey's Schmidt -- on the stage and the court

By Patricia Babcock McGraw
Jan 10, 2019 7:22 PM - Hersey basketball player Jason Schmidt was the lead in the school's Fall musical, and has been in many other theater productions as well. He is a talented actor, singer and dancer. "One of the most individually talented people I've ever seen," said head coach Austin Scott.

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