Grant Bohr, who could be a pipefitter, makes concrete choice as QB for Aurora Central Catholic. ‘A big change.’
Grant Bohr has been big at quarterback for Aurora Central Catholic, which could clinch first playoff berth since 2016.
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After a leg injury last summer, Tony Minnec turns into Mr. Dependable on defense for Batavia. ‘He’s the rock.’
Tony Minnec takes over at middle linebacker for Batavia and turns into team's leading tackler through six games.
Rick Armstrong’s high school football rankings and Week 6 top players for the Aurora-Elgin area
Burlington Central, Oswego East and Kaneland move up rankings topped by St. Charles North.
Niko Villacci, whose main sport is baseball, knows the score for Oswego East in football. ‘Sharpen things up.’
Niko Villacci helps leads the way with two TDs as Oswego East rolls to a 51-6 victory over Romeoville.
Rick Armstrong’s 5 high school football games to watch in the Aurora-Elgin area and Week 6 predictions
Batavia, St. Charles North, Sycamore, Yorkville and Burlington Central are picks to click for Week 6.
Two-way star Aidan Nuno plays on both lines for Burlington Central. His preference? ‘I just like the tenacity.’
Aidan Nuno plays both ways for Burlington Central on the offensive and defensive lines, but he prefers defense.
Jack Beetham, whose brother plays for Georgia Tech, gets comparisons for Yorkville. ‘Take that as a challenge.’
Jack Beetham, whose brother Josh has played for Illinois, Michigan and Georgia Tech, takes control for Yorkville.
Rick Armstrong’s high school football rankings and Week 5 top players for the Aurora-Elgin area
St. Charles North takes over top spot in rankings by rallying to beat Batavia in final seconds.
Rick Armstrong’s 5 high school football games to watch in the Aurora-Elgin area and Week 5 predictions
Batavia, Oswego, Kaneland, Aurora Christian and Montini are picks to click for Week 5.
Kam Williams, aka ‘Kam Bam’ to his teammates, keeps lowering boom for Oswego East. ‘Hardest hitter out there.’
Kam Williams has been key for Oswego East's new 4-2-5 alignment that has allowed only 16 points in four games.