Darien resident Tim Rylander discusses his concussion management program at Accelerated Physical Therapy, including the recovery process, how to prevent them and when to call it quits.
Wheaton Academy junior Josh Ruggles hits a ridiculous 135 three-point shots in five minutes in a video that has one columnist calling him “the best shooter in the history of the world.”
There are so many ways for sports fans to feel the pain.
The Northwestern recruit and presumptive 2013 Falcons starter returns this fall after suffering a broken collarbone in the 2012 playoffs.
The team cruised to victory at last Wednesday's sectional meet to advance to the IHSA state finals, which they won last year.
The second-year NFL player and Michigan State alum said the college was "very special" to him and called it "where I should have gone."
The Winfield native is +4 after one day of competition and will need to rally to make the cut, but is excited to be at Augusta National nonetheless.
The Falcons won convincingly at home with 237 points, while the Tigers took third with 137.
The Wheaton junior slinger has offered his early verbal commitment to Pat Fitzgerald and the purple Wildcats after getting offers from 13 schools.
Pro golfer and Wheaton-Warrenville South alum Kevin Streelman wins his first PGA championship, $990,000 and qualifies for next month's Masters for the second time.
The Wheaton boys swimming and diving co-op finishes second in the IHSA sectional championships, heads to state championships.
Wheaton native Meghan Pipal named to the All-Academic Team by the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference for academic achievement.
Four Wheaton Warrenville South seniors sign with colleges on National Signing Day.
Wheaton North High School seniors commit to play in college on National Signing Day.
Connor McHugh shines as honoree at Comcast SportsNet Sports Awards.
Wheaton North High School quarterback John Peltz has committed to play football and baseball at Wheaton College in the fall.
Wheaton North senior basketball player Andrew Zelis was one of 16 Illinois seniors nominated for eligibility to play in the 2013 McDonald's All American Games.
Two Wheaton residents recognized by Olivet Nazarene University for their achievements on the women's softball and soccer teams.
No. 1 Notre Dame and No. 2 Alabama meet in Miami on Jan. 7 in the title game.
The first game features the Cincinnati Bengals at the Houston Texans at 3:30 p.m. (CST).
There are a lot of athletes from Chicago suburbs—and Patch towns—on some of the best teams in college football this season, including a handful of Wheaton North and Wheaton Warrenville South grads.
The Wheaton Park District fitness center will offer free boot camp classes Jan. 2-7.
Wheaton North girls cheerleading team takes second consecutive DVC title in a year, and hopes to qualify for the state competition at sectionals next month.
Three Wheaton North, six Wheaton Warrenville South soccer players awarded at annual Illinois High School Soccer Coaches Association banquet.
Wheaton Warrenville South grad Matt Glawe got second team recognition from the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin, CBS 4 reports.
Benet Academy 26, Downers Grove North 24: Up 20-7 at halftime, Benet withstood Downers Grove North's comeback effort and knocked off the Trojans with a final-play touchdown pass Saturday that propelled the Redwings into the Class 6A semifinals.
The St. Francis girls volleyball team wins the ninth state title for the Spartans, the first since 2006.
Wheaton's Shelton Thompson took first overall at the Nov. 2 Cantigny 5K and Samantha Poglitsh, 10, was fastest of the women racers. Race proceeds to benefit Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans in Wheaton.
Brandon Mull of Wheaton won the Hot Chocolate 15K in Chicago last weekend.
Wheaton North beats Prospect to move on to quarterfinals in the Class 7A playoffs.
Can't make it to Round 2 of the Class 7A playoffs? Watch Wheaton North play Prospect live, courtesy of IHSA.
Falcons score 41 first half points to down Saints, 41-13
Olympian Nancy Swider-Peltz Jr. and her brother Jeffrey will compete in the U.S. Single Distance Long Track Championship and World Cup qualifier in Milwaukee next weekend.
Wheaton North did not play the No. 13 seed in the regular season.
Case Western Reserve University senior Ryan Ferguson, a St. Francis High School alum, is named the University Athletic Association Football Co-Defensive Player of the Week.
Luke Putkonen, a relief pitcher for the Detroit Tigers played in 12 games this year, and will not be on the active roster for the 2012 World Series.
Wheaton Warrenville South's Keisha Clousing won the state tennis title in singles play.
Wheaton North ended Wheaton Warrenville South's football season Friday, with a 23-13 win.
Why is football so big in Wheaton? Heritage, committed coaches, strong youth programs and powerhouse high school programs, coaches say.