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It's a new world for preps coverage, but the same values still rule

By John Radtke
Sep 2, 2019 1:00 AM - Letter from High School Sports Editor John Radtke: Forty-five years ago, when I first worked in the high school sports department of a newspaper, if you wanted a score from a Friday night game, you had to call us, or pick up the paper Saturday afternoon. How times have changed.
Elgin, Larkin women savor the opportunity to face each other again

By John Radtke
Dec 19, 2018 9:03 PM - Wednesday night's Elgin-Larkin women's alumni basketball game gave the players, and fans, a chance to relive some memories.
Schaumburg's team proves there's more to life than just basketball

By John Radtke
Dec 6, 2018 8:05 PM - The Schaumburg boys basketball team is on a five-game winning streak heading into its game at Barrington on Friday night. But the Saxons don't have to win another game all season, although they most assuredly will, to be winners in life.
As always, Elgin Sports Hall of Fame banquet another successful gala

By John Radtke
Nov 5, 2018 4:53 PM - The Elgin Sports Hall of Fame Foundation held its 39th annual banquet and induction ceremony Sunday night at The Centre of Elgin, and as is the case every year the organization's signature event was another smashing success.
Mentally and physically, Barrington excited for its next challenge

By John Radtke
Nov 2, 2018 12:10 PM - When the Barrington football team lost three straight games in the middle of the season, the Broncos could have panicked and started doubting themselves. After all, this is a program that hadn't lost three games in a season since 2012, going 55-10 since then.
Maine West hoping to add to the program's list of firsts

By John Radtke
Oct 25, 2018 6:07 PM - It's been a season of firsts for the Maine West football team and the Warriors are hoping to add another one to the list Friday night in Des Plaines.
Conant's resurgence comes as no surprise for a Stortz-coached team

By John Radtke
Oct 18, 2018 6:23 PM - It only takes about 30 seconds at a Conant football practice to realize the energy second-year Cougars coach Bryan Stortz radiates to his team. "It's a great day for football," Stortz yells at the top of his lungs on a sunny Tuesday as the Cougars get stretched out.
Hersey vs. Rolling Meadows promises to be a special game

By John Radtke
Oct 11, 2018 6:22 PM - It's been a seven-week journey and now the biggest football game of the season in the Mid-Suburban East is upon us. Coach Joe Pardun and the Hersey Huskies will load up the bus Friday night for the short trip to Rolling Meadows where coach Matt Mishler and the Mustangs await. They're both 7-0, so something will have to give.
Coming 'home' to coach one reason MSL is so unique

By John Radtke
Oct 11, 2018 6:41 AM - The Mid-Suburban League has many unique things about it, including the fact six of the 12 head football coaches in the conference played their high school football at MSL schools.
Doing the little things results in big success for Hoffman Estates

By John Radtke
Oct 4, 2018 5:31 PM - Hoffman Estates' football team is off to 6-0 start to the season, and the Hawks are having success by focusing on the little things.

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