The Wheaton Warrenville South girls track team carried the momentum from its DVC championship into Thursday’s Lake Park sectional and emerged with the first-place trophy.

Rachel Anderson closed out her high school badminton career in style, placing fourth in the singles competition at the state meet this past weekend.

Glenbard South’s girls track team put forth its second consecutive dominating performance, winning last Thursday’s Class 2A Fenwick sectional with 131 points.

Alex Diab’s gymnastics resume continues to evolve, and it’s safe to say that no previous entry could top this past weekend for the Glenbard West freshman.

Glenbard South overcame a 4-0 first inning deficit Wednesday to post an 8-5 victory over Illiana Christian.

Knocking out 13 hits Wednesday, Wheaton North's baseball team won its third consecutive DVC title with a 13-3 victory over Wheaton Warrenville South.

When Brandon Venson broke his leg as a senior at Glenbard West, his college football scholarship potential quickly evaporated according to current Glenbard West coach Chad Hetlet.

Glenbard West's boys volleyball team put the finishing touches on a perfect West Suburban Silver campaign wtih a 25-16, 25-23 victory over Oak Park Tuesday.

Glenbard West graduate and Glendale Heights resident Brandon Venson was one of seven players who agreed to three-year contracts with the Chicago Bears Sunday night.

A total team effort proved to be the difference as the Wheaton Coop boys gymnastics squad captured the state title Friday at LincolnWay East high school.

When a 9-year-old Elise Brinich first tried her hand at the sport of speedskating, she was self-admittedly terrible at it.

A chance meeting with a former speedskating acquaintance at a Glen Ellyn restaurant eight years ago helped Erica Hamilton get back involved with the sport that she grew up with.

Another state trophy appears to be within reach as Glenbard South’s boys track and field team gears up for the final stretch.

Wheaton Warrenville South’s girls badminton team captured its second consecutive sectional title, narrowly eclipsing the field in Thursday’s event hosted by the Tigers.

The strength of the DuPage Valley Conference this spring was on full display last Thursday with records set in 10 of the 18 events at the girls track and field league meet.

Graduating 12 seniors from last years team made hitting the main question mark coming into the 2012 season for Glenbard North baseball.

While working as a health aide in the nurse’s office at Wheaton North High School for 27 years, Mary Lou Streelman also helped raise three children with husband, Dennis.

The 2011-12 athletic year has already been deemed a success at Glenbard North, starting with the football team reaching the Class 8A semifinals in the fall and extending to the Panthers’ wrestling team bringing home a third-place trophy in the winter.

After four consecutive trips to the state championship match, Wheaton Warrenville South had its unmatched run of success on the volleyball court come to an end last fall in the sectional final.

Glenbard South entered the 2012 softball season with high expectations and nothing has happened through the first 21 games of the spring to change those.