JuniorRANK.com will hold its first youth football combine Saturday, June 27, at Lake Barrington Field House in Lake Barrington.

North American Youth Sports still has openings for its annual national championship youth basketball tournament in Bolingbrook.

Lemont's long quest for a trip to state in girls soccer ended quickly Tuesday.

There wasn’t much drama left to unfold on Saturday as the Hinsdale Central and York boys tennis teams played what equated to an abbreviated West Suburban Silver meet, along with a short practice.

Frank Jemsek’s checklist of accomplishments in 2009 alone reads more like an impressive lifetime resume.

Golfers returned to Cog Hill’s nationally renowned public course in Lemont last week after a $5 million renovation. The new design could put No. 4 Dubsdread on the fairway to a U.S. Open.

University of Illinois fans have an opportunity to meet football head coach Ron Zook, women’s basketball head coach Jolette Law and men’s basketball assistant coach Jerrance Howard at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 20 at the Oak Brook Marriott.

The girls soccer playoffs kick off this weekend. Find out what's in store for the local teams in the area.

Suzie Rzegocki’s transition from the all-time leader in strikeouts among Illinois high school pitchers to college success at Purdue has come with one ironic twist.

Two suspensions will make a state title quest far more difficult for Glenbard East's boys volleyball team this spring.

Tickets for the 2009 season of Chicago Machine lacrosse go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday.

Bo Jackson opens up about his local business ventures, his famous “Bo knows” advertisements and raising his family in Chicago’s suburbs.

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Get all the info on Illinois' foray into the world of high school bass fishing, including sectional tournament info and input from coaches at both St. Charles high schools.

In a ruling by the Illinois High School Association Board of Directors, Bartlett's girls basketball team has been forced to forfeit all wins from the 2008-09 season for using a player the IHSA deemed ineligible.

Thanks to a balanced, powerful attack and impressive defense at the net, Glenbard East defended its home court Tuesday night with its biggest win of the year, defeating two-time defending state champion Wheaton Warrenville South 25-19, 21-25, 25-15.