Hinckley-Big Rock Royals
Hinckley-Big Rock High School • 700 E. Lincoln Hwy, Hinckley, IL 60520 • Phone: 815-286-7500Colors: Royal Blue/White • Conference: Little Ten • Stadium name: Hinckley-Big Rock Field • Enrollment: 252
Directions: Take IL-23 S, turn left at Perry Rd., make a slight right at Somonauk Rd., turn left at W Lincoln Ave., turn left at Reese St.
Recent articles
By KEVIN DRULEY
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CHARLESTON – Sycamore collected four medals out of five finals entries at Saturday's Class 2A boys state track and field meet.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF
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Weissinger, Gullstrand advance at state track
By JOHN SAHLY
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BIG ROCK – Luke Winkle called it bittersweet.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF
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Indian Creek and Hinckley-Big Rock each had an athlete qualify for next weekend’s Class 1A boys track and field state meet out of Friday night’s Seneca Sectional.
By STEVE NITZ — snitz@shawmedia.com
BIG ROCK – Dillon Martenson went into the Indian Creek dugout and high-fived his teammates.
By ANTHONY ZILIS – sports@daily-chronicle.com
There are great athletes.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF
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At Friday’s Class 2A Sterling girls track sectional, Sycamore senior Lake Kwaza won the 100-meter dash and qualified for state, running a time of 12.8 seconds.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF – sports@daily-chronicle.com
At Friday’s Class 2A Sterling girls track sectional, Sycamore senior Lake Kwaza won the 100-meter dash and qualified for state, running a time of 12.8 seconds.
By ANTHONY ZILIS – sports@daily-chronicle.com
HINCKLEY – It was clear when overtime started in the Hinckley-Big Rock girls soccer team’s Class 1A Hinckley-Big Rock Regional final game against Lisle that the tide had turned.
By ANTHONY ZILIS
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Tatonni performs well for Kaneland
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF
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One run, no hits, one balk.
By ANTHONY ZILIS – sports@daily-chronicle.com
HINCKLEY – The Hinckley-Big Rock girls soccer team struggled against stiff competition recently, especially in a five-goal loss to Kaneland a week ago.
By DAILY CHRONICLE SPORTS STAFF
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Jessica Coia had a hat trick in the Kaneland girls soccer team’s 7-0 win over Morris. Madi Jurcenko and Brittany Olson each scored twice for the Knights (9-4-1, 4-2-1 Northern Illinois Big 12).
By JAMES NOKES – sports@daily-chronicle.com
HINCKLEY – Cory Bradburn never would have experienced milestone athletic moments had he followed doctor’s orders.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF – sports@daily-chronicle.com
The DeKalb girls track team finished in fourth place at the Northern Illinois Big 12 Conference track meet on Friday, scoring 66 points.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF – sports@daily-chronicle.com
Katherine Kohler scored on an assist from Emma Norris, and Lauren Miller scored on a penalty kick in the Sycamore girls soccer team’s 2-0 win against Kaneland on Thursday.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF sports@daily-chronicle.com
Cory Bradburn threw a no-hitter Wednesday for the Hinckley-Big Rock baseball team in a 4-0 win over Paw Paw. He walked only two batters and struck out seven in improving to 5-1.
By JOHN SAHLY – jsahly@shawmedia.com
HINCKLEY – For the past few weeks, Kaneland girls soccer practice has focused on one thing.
The IHSA released the seed for the Class 2A and 1A state baseball tournaments. Here is where the local teams are headed.
By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF – sports@daily-chronicle.com
DeKalb’s Jaylaan Slaughter set a school record in the 200-meter dash, finishing in 26.07 seconds, to lead the DeKalb girls track team to a 71-45 victory against Sycamore on Tuesday.
By DAILY CHRONICLE SPORTS STAFF
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The DeKalb baseball team lost to Yorkville, 6-4, on Monday.
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By DAILY CHRONICLE STAFF
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The Hinckley-Big Rock baseball team improved to 17-9 and 11-1 in the Little Ten Conference with a 17-5 win over Newark on Friday.
