Tremont baseball has gone on a tear behind great pitching, all-around contributions and a collective fun-loving attitude.

Bloomington Central Catholic twins Carter and Brynn Landrus share a lot of similarities, including hitting home runs in their playoff runs for the Saints.

State title winners from Dunlap, Washington and Peoria High led the area's Class 3A state track and field finishers.

Metamora won its first team state title in track and field while BCC's Isaiah Whitaker and Morton's 4x400 relay set records and won state titles as well.

Back-to-back state championships from Peoria Christian's Trae Brickner and Illini Central/Delavan's Coriell Green, plus a team trophy for El Paso-Gridley led the way for Class 1A Central Illinois teams at state.

After the winning the Mid-Illini Conference outright, Dunlap baseball knows what it needs to do to make a deep postseason run.

Newcomes and veterans from various schools performed well in Saturday's Class 1A girls track and field state finals.

Eureka's Reagan Bishop and Bre Lehman medaled in the pole vault to help the Hornets lead all Central Illinois teams in the Class 2A state finals.

Saturday's Class 3A state finals in girls track were headline by Bloomington state champion pole vaulter Claudia Ifft and a commendable team performance from Normal U-High.

Dunlap's Patrick Peterson has become one of the nation's top shot put and discus throwers as just a sophomore.

A PND star freshman soccer player will play for the U.S. U-15 National Team next week, making history for Central Illinois.

Metamora boys tennis has seen the fruits of its labor pay off with its winningest season in program history and is still hungry for more.

Dee-Mack's Rease Kelley is balancing a busy schedule of being a CNA and an exemplary teammate on the softball field.

Dunlap is eyeing its second Mid-Illini title in three years and is using a loss on Friday as fuel with several key games coming up.

Morton softball player Kate Cantwell is one of the top students in the school and has been the Potters' main leader on the softball diamond.

Despite having a young core and a key injury affecting the team, Normal West baseball is proving to be competitive once again entering a crucial stretch of the season.

Henry/Midland's Daniella Bumber looks to win a state title before continuing her running career at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Peoria High hasn't won a varsity baseball game in over three years. That hasn't stopped the Lions from shying away from the process of building their program back up and showing up every day.

After not playing baseball for 3 years, East Peoria's Dalton Oakman is rapidly becoming a big arm for a strong Raiders squad.

Pekin softball has taken a big leap this season with an experienced, well-rounded group and is believing it can stay in contention for the Mid-Illini title.