Albuck Staple of Consistency in Second Year
Region IV Playoff Preview
Harper Tops McHenry in 4
Harper Prevails 1-0 over Triton in Region IV Semis
Kushner’s Two Goals Lift Hawks to Victory
The Broncos and Vikings meet on the CN100 Game of the Week.
Harper Women Run at Bradley Classic
Hawks Claim First Place at Bradley Classic
Hawks Score Playoff Win over Stormers
The public is invited to Harper College's Distinguished Alumni Awards on Wednesday, October 29.
Here’s what head football coaches make at the six Illinois public universities competing in Division I-A and I-AA.
Baseball Prospect Camp Postponed
Hawks Shut Out by Chiefs, 2-0
Freeman Showing His Versatility in First Season
Volleyball Posts 3-0 Mark at Harper Invite
The year-round golf club at 399 N. Quentin Road will close on Sept. 30.
Youth Basketball for girls and boys in grades 3 to 8 ends October 4.
Marmion Academy Coach Ed DeGeeter was hospitalized in critical condition Friday.
Tell us in the comments section: Do you think District 15 should add soccer as a new sport?
Hundreds of friends, fans and well-wishers gathered at Highland Park’s Centennial Ice Arena to cheer him on during his performance Friday.
Gracie Gold, 18, won the U.S. National Women's Figure Skating Championships held in Boston, Mass. on Saturday night.
Lake in the Hills Parks and Recreation Department is getting ready for its 4-on-4 outdoor pond hockey tournament.
The Chicago White Sox slugger made it into the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, something players with better stats but who are tainted by accusations of steroid use haven't been able to do.
Bears make commitment to quarterback Jay Cutler with long-term deal.
PREP Varsity hockey team hosts teams from throughout Chicagoland for 2nd Annual Thanksgiving Showcase Tournament.
If you can't make it to the game, watch it live on High School Cube.
Did you catch Fremd High School graduate Scott Tolzien play his first game for the Green Bay Packers last Sunday?
Josh McCown has a good night in Marc Trestman's offense. Bears are now 5-3.
The Palatine High School girls cross-country team placed first at the sectional meet over the weekend while the boys team placed in third.
Palatine resident Mark Zehelein won the Coach of the Month award.