Nazareth Academy’s football team had no problem moving the ball up and down the field Friday night against Benet in Lisle in an East Suburban Catholic Conference matchup.
Unfortunately for the Roadrunners, despite running 81 plays for 342 yards, they were almost their own worst enemy, committing 11 penalties for 95 yards. Nazareth was able to overcome those miscues to top the host Redwings 24-7, though.

The Athlete Within Basketball School will host tryouts for its traveling teams for kids in fifth through eighth grades.

The McCook Badgers traveling basketball team will hold tryouts in the coming week for its 2008-2009 team.

There’s a saying that one has to learn to crawl before he learns to walk.
That saying is a perfect analogy for St. Joseph’s football team this season

After dropping a heartbreaker last week to Marian Catholic, St. Joseph's football team dropped another heartbreaker Saturday, falling 7-0 to visiting Notre Dame.

The York football team found yet another way to come from behind and pull out a victory. For Lyons Township, it was another game ended with the thought of what could have been.

 In literally a matter of seconds, Downers Grove North went from reeling to rolling Friday in its 19-7 win over Proviso West.

A dominating performance from Nazareth's defense helped lead to a 24-7 win over Benet Friday night in Lisle.

Check out coverage of Friday night football action, including scores, stories and photos.

Results for Lyons Township's girls volleyball and golf teams and boys golf team.

Results for Nazareth's boys golf team

Results from St. Joseph's boys soccer team and girls volleyball team.

The La Grange Panthers 9-year-old baseball team is holding open tryouts for its 2009 season. Tryouts will be held on Saturday Sept. 27 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., with registration and warm-up beginning at 12:30 p.m. Tryouts will be held at The MAX, located on 47th St. one mile east of 1st Ave., in McCook.

It took longer than originally planned, but Lyons Township's football team finally earned its first victory of 2008.

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