1. The Hinckley-Big Rock and Indian Creek girls basketball regional playoff games for Tuesday have been postponed. H-BR will play Westminster Christian at 6 p.m. on Wednesday and Indian Creek will host Amboy at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

2. The Indian Creek and Genoa-Kingston boys hoops game has also been postponed. The two teams will play at 7:15 p.m. on Saturday at Indian Creek High School.

3. All after-school activities at Kaneland High School have been cancelled. The boys basketball game at Marengo will now be played on Feb. 17. The girls home basketball game against Marengo will be played on Saturday.

As of now, the Hiawatha-Durand girls basketball game at Pecatonica is still being played at 6 p.m.

We've added up the standings in the Western Sun Conference and these should be accurate as of Monday afternoon (2/8)

I just looked all of these up and these are updated and correct

WSC Standings
Boys
DeKalb - 19-6 (9-1)
Geneva - 14-7 (8-3)
Batavia - 13-7 (6-4)
Glenbard South - 10-10 (6-5)
Kaneland - 13-8 (5-6)
Rochelle- 8-14 (3-9)
Sycamore - 10-11 (3-7)
Yorkville - 7-13 (2-8)

Girls
Geneva 26-0 (13-0)
Glenbard South 16-9 (10-3)
DeKalb 16-10 (7-6)
Batavia 11-11 (6-6)
Sycamore 13-12 (6-7)
Rochelle 16-10 (6-7)
Yorkville 6-16 (3-9)
Kaneland 5-19 (0-13)

 

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The seeds and brackets for the Class 2A Belvidere wrestling regional are out.

No. 1 seeds from the area are: 119 Doug Johnson, DeKalb,  125 Deven Scholl, Kaneland, 130 Austin Culton, Sycamore, 140 Kyle Culton, Sycamore, 145 Steven Lalowski, Sycamore, 160 Devon Walker, DeKalb and 285 Jimmy Boyle, Kaneland.

You can view the full brackets here.

DeKalb High senior Jordan Threloff and Kaneland senior Dave Dudzinski are two of 32 Chicagoland nominees for the McDonald's All-America High School basketball game.

Threloff, Dudzinski and the other nominees will be honored at next Wednesday night's Chicago Bulls game. There are typically between 1,500 and 1,800 boys nominees in the country each year and the process of narrowing that list down is well on its way to completion. The final list of 20 players will be announced next Thursday (Feb. 11).

Threloff said that his AAU teammate, Lenzelle Smith, will also be honored Wednesday.

"It's an honor," Threloff said. "And it's a surprise."

It took Jenna Thorp just 18 seconds to score her first points against Providence St. Mel on Thursday night and become the Hinckley-Big Rock girls basketball team's all-time leading scorer.

Her team ended up winning 75-9 as the girls have now won 26 consecutive home games. That streak will stand until at least next season.

The Royals start the playoffs at 6 p.m. Tuesday against Westminster Christian or Mooseheart at the Class 1A Indian Creek Regional.

The Northern Illinois signee scored 12 points in the win and now has 1,568 career points while 1998 grad Sarah Hunt is now second in the H-BR scoring books with 1,556.

Tonight's Hinckley-Big Rock girls basketball game with Providence St. Mel has been rescheduled for 7:15 p.m. Thursday.

An issue with transportation for St. Mel caused the postponement.

That means H-BR senior Jenna Thorp will have to wait until Thursday for another shot at becoming the school's top all-time scorer. She is currently tied for first with 1998 grad Sarah Hunt at 1,556 career points.

Genoa-Kingston senior pole vaulter Haley Fischer will sign to join the Ashford University women's track and field team, according to Ashford coach Chris Adams in a news release.

Fischer is a four-year member of Genoa-Kingston High School’s track program where she qualified for the state meet as a junior in pole vault. She was also a contributor to G-K’s sectional championship in the 4x400 and 4x800-meter relay events.
 
Fischer also played volleyball for two years, serving as a co-captain as a freshman, while also participating in cheerleading for the Cogs.
 
“I’m really excited to hopefully start a strong tradition here,” she said. “I really enjoyed my visit and I enjoy the community; it feels a lot like my high school.”
 
The daughter of John and Taunya Fischer, Haley intends to pursue her degree in Sports Management at Ashford.

“We’re excited to add depth in an event that will help get points on the board as we develop our program,” Adams said. “Haley and Liz [Garrison of Erie] come from quality programs and they’re state qualifiers. We’re looking for them to adapt at the collegiate level to make an immediate impact as incoming freshmen next year.”
 

The seedings were released Thursday for the area's Class 3A girls basketball teams at the Rochelle Regional.

They are:

1. Hampshire
2. DeKalb
3. Rochelle
4. Burlington Central
5. Sycamore
6. Kaneland

Sycamore High School had nearly some pretty successful teams over the past year and, over the next month, they'll be recognizing a lot of them.

Last Friday night, the Spartans' girls soccer team was recognized for its fourth place finish in the state last spring. They lifted their banner at halftime of the boys basketball game.

Next on the schedule in the Spartans' girls volleyball team. They will celebrate their third place state finish with a banner dedication at halftime of the boys game on Feb. 12.

Then the football team, which reached the state quarterfinals for the first time since 1978, will be recognized on Feb. 19.