Much like her sister, Katherine Perez scores goals for West Aurora. Same but different. ‘Just feels natural.’
Katherine Perez scores the only goal in the 51st minute, sending West Aurora to a 1-0 win over crosstown rival East Aurora.
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Marist’s Viviana Corona avoids getting bottled up in traffic, leading to goal and assist. ‘Right thing to do.’
Viviana Corona comes up with a goal and assist to lead Marist to a 3-0 win over neighborhood rival Mother McAuley.
With a three-run homer, Northwestern recruit Nolan Ramoley powers up for Brother Rice. ‘Show that every day.’
Nolan Ramoley hits three-run homer as part of 10-run fourth, sparking Brother Rice to 22-11 win over Homewood-Flossmoor.
As a senior, Aurora University-bound Sydney Amschler refines hitting routine for Lockport. ‘What I’m best at.’
Sydney Amschler goes 3-for-3 and also drives in two runs, leading Lockport to a 7-6 victory over Sandburg.
First time up, Mount Carmel’s Owen Morgan hits three-run double. Just as planned. ‘Looking for that fastball.’
Owen Morgan delivers three-run double for Mount Carmel in 6-4 win over Andrew in Do It Steve’s Way Tournament game.
From third to second to leading off, UIC commit Justin Canvin takes it in stride for Oak Lawn. ‘More at-bats.’
Justin Canvin comes up with two extra-base hits and drives in four runs for Oak Lawn in a 13-1 win over Richards.
For UIC commit Emily Crotty, leadership goes beyond just goals and assists for Andrew. ‘She sets an example.’
UIC commit Emily Crotty comes through with two goals and an assist for Andrew in a 7-0 win over Homewood-Flossmoor.
With two-run single in his first at-bat, Andrew’s Ben Reilly sets himself up on the mound. ‘Confidence boost.’
Ben Reilly delivers two-run single in first and pitches two perfect innings, sparking Andrew to 7-1 win over Richards.
A natural left-hander, Joey Vellenga dominates from right side for Lincoln-Way Central. ‘Want to be the best.’
Joey Vellenga comes up with eight kills, leading Lincoln-Way Central to a 25-17, 25-23 win over Brother Rice.