Don't want to travel to Lemont to watch the Titans take on their conference rivals? You can watch all the action as it happens here thanks to High School Cube.
Don't want to travel to New Lenox to watch the Titans? You can check out all the action as it happens here thanks to High School Cube.
The teams will play each other for the first time in nine years.
Plus, Andrew and Tinley Park both started Friday celebrating Homecoming, but the high schools ended the night in different ways.
Grade the Bears win in our Patch poll.
Andrew 14, Lincoln-Way Central 7 • The Thunderbolts defense caused turnovers and knockdowns to pull out a Homecoming win.
Don't want to travel to Lemont to watch the Bengals take on their conference rivals? You can watch all the action as it happens here thanks to High School Cube.
Last season, Lemont was the only team to beat the Bengals. This weekend, you can catch the rematch on TV.
How much are you willing to pay to see a Bears game?
Will you be among the runners and walkers who get to go home with a Ditka-esque mustache and aviator sunglasses?
When the Chicago Bears meet the Minnesota Vikings Sunday at Soldier Field, which offensive weapon will carry the day?
Did Soldier Field security keep you from bringing your bag into the game Sunday?
Oak Forest was stymied near the end zone by Brooks, and Andrew couldn't outlast Sandburg in a district rivalry game.
We've created an open blog called Loaded for Bears just for you Bears fans. Share your views on the team, the game or just a pic of how good you look in your Bears jersey.
Two things punctuated Week 1: crazy weather and big scoring margins. The Bengals and Titans dominated in their home openers, while Tinley Park dropped its first game of the season.
After lightning postponed Friday's home opener, the Bengals will try it again Sunday night as they face Phoenix Military Academy.
Andrew 49, Thornton 35.
The Blue Demons recently took their first tournament win.
Every year, Hockey Hall of Fame employees travel with the Stanley Cup to make sure it remains safe. Mike Bolt has been doing it for 14 years and stopped in the suburbs with the trophy Tuesday, where he talked about 2010 vs. 2013 and more.
The NHL trophy will appear in a parade, and fans will be able to get photos with the Cup next week thanks to Mike Gapski, a village resident and the team's trainer. Find out the details.
Want to get close to the Stanley Cup? Skip the years of practice and competition and head to Merrionette Park at the end of the month. Patch has the details.
A severe thunderstorm knocked out power for some Oak Forest residents just as Chicago was playing a decisive Game 6 in the Stanley Cup Final. Find out how these neighbors came together so they wouldn't miss the action.
The Oak Forest freshman went hitless in his 1st full game in the tournament Wednesday, and the Hoosiers were blanked by Oregon State, 1-0.
The freshman outfielder from Oak Forest hit a pinch-hit single in the 9th inning to start Indiana's rally. Find out what he said online after the loss.
Freshman Chris Sujka and Indiana University's baseball team are making their first-ever trips to Omaha compete in the College World Series. Read his social media updates from the series.
Tell us what your favorite bar or restaurant is to watch the Blackhawks as they head into the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday. We want to know where you can find the best fans in Oak Forest.
After nine years as coach, Steve Schanz now becomes the athletics director for the Park Ridge high school, according to a Sun-Times Media report.
Senior pitcher Emily Larsen pitched a gem of a game Saturday, but Tinley Park was able to slip by the Bengals, 1-0. The loss eliminates the Bengals from the postseason.
The Thunderbolts lose to Richards Friday in a game that was postponed twice. Plus, updates in boys volleyball and tennis.
Plus, Andrew finally faces Richards on Friday, in a game that has been twice-postponed.
The Bengals take on Bremen on Wednesday, and if they win, they will face the Titans next. Plus, updates on girls soccer and baseball.
The No. 4-seeded Bengals beat the No. 5-seeded Titans, 12-2, in the first regional game for baseball. Plus, updates on match-ups in other sports.
In girls soccer, the Bengals lose a tight one to rival Tinley Park, 1-0, knocking the team out of the postseason.
Culver’s in Tinley Park will donate 10 percent of sales to Bremen District Water Polo this upcoming Thursday.
Patch spotlights videos that give you a different look at the community, past and present. This week features a first-place performance by the Oak Forest Raiders fourth-grade cheerleading team. Registration for the 2013 season is this month.
The Illinois Girls Wrestling Team recently began competing and practicing in the Southland area. The team is coached and organized by Oak Forest resident Mike Houston and is one of the only all-girl wrestling organizations in the state.
Early registration for the Oak Forest Fleadh 5K ends Monday, Feb. 11. The run costs $30, with the option of also purchasing a special dry-tech shirt for an additional $5. The Fleadh 5K takes place on March 9.
Fore! Take a swing at one of the best 18-hole public golf courses around: George W. Dunne National Golf Course.
Notre Dame, Alabama—there are a lot of athletes from Chicago suburbs, and Patch towns, on some of the best teams in college football this season.
Jon Wolf, an Oak Forest High School football star and graduate, led the Minnesota State University Mavericks to the NCAA Division II Football Championship Semifinal this year, falling to Valdosta State 35-19 on Dec. 8.