There's more to this spring than the team's first wide-open quarterback competition since 2017, although that is kind of a big deal. We look at four storylines to keep an eye on ahead of NIU spring camp March 25.
DeKalb erupted for 21 runs in the bottom of the third to beat Indian Creek in nonconference baseball game; and more in Saturday's Daily Chronicle high school sports roundup.
Kaneland Track wins at Huntley Indoor meet, Dekalb has two individual indoor champions: Daily Chronicle Sports roundup for Friday, Mar. 15, 2024.
It’s just two wins. But for the players on the Genoa-Kingston softball team, it’s validation of their lofty expectations for the season. The Cogs pounded out 10 hits as they stayed perfect on the young season with a five-inning 13-3 win over Forreston on Friday.
NIU announced Friday that All-American and Heisman Trophy Finalist Jordan Lynch will be inducted into both the NIU Athletics and Mid-American Conference halls of fame in 2024, 10 years after the completion of his record-setting career.
DeKalb takes fourth in girls track and field and badminton in Thursday's roundup.
Bethany Odle threw out the potential tying run at the plate as Indian Creek kept Mendota from coming back from seven runs down, holding on for an 11-10 win Thursday in a wild finish in Shabbona.
Within an hour last week, the DeKalb wrestling community lost two of its founding fathers. Arch Richoz and Wayne Miller died March 7, each leaving behind a lasting legacy to wrestling both locally and statewide.
The Indian Creek softball team took on Mendota Thursday afternoon at Indian Creek High School in Shabbona.