Big games from Chase Kasten and Trey Birditt led Normal Community to a key win over Mahomet-Seymour on Saturday.

Fieldcrest looks primed to make noise at the State Farm Holiday Classic and throughout the season after a win over a Class 1A state power.

Eureka's Mya Edwards is back on the floor after an injury, teaming up with her twin sister Ivy and helping Eureka return to full strength.

Peoria High AD Brien Dunphy is retiring after 15 years at the school, where he left a lasting legacy.

Does the recent measure to expand the IHSA football playoffs create more problems or a benefit for teams? Central Illinois coaches weigh in on several aspects of the issues.

Dee-Mack's Dalia DeJesus reached the rare milestone of 2,000 career points on Tuesday, but the Chiefs star does plenty more than just score.

Peoria Christian's Jacob Walton is Clutch Sports Media's 2025 Boys Soccer Player of the Year, meet him here.

Washington's Chad Clift is Clutch Sports Media's 2025 Boys Soccer Coach of the Year, meet him here.

Canton dedicated its new court at the Alice Ingersoll Gym to Little Giants and Illinois Fighting Illini basketball legend Dave Downey on Friday night.

Heyworth football has plenty of reasons why this season has been special, including picking up its second-ever playoff win.

Tremont's front line, anchored by Nora Parsons and Aubrey Hurckes, helped the Turks defeat a rival in the playoffs and keep them playing well at the right time.

Peoria Christian soccer bid farewell to a large, impactful senior class after falling to Quincy Notre Dame in the sectional semifinals.

The return of Jaiduan Cranford has made Metamora, winners of five straight, into a big threat as the postseason nears.

Twins Amanda and Renee Warren are among the top cross country runners in the area and hope to lead Normal West back to state in their senior season.

Washington has perfected a winning blend of football that's led them to winning 24 consecutive Mid-Illini games.

Division-I commits Alana Whitfield and Maggie Michaels have helped pave the way for Normal Community to lead the Big 12.

El Paso-Gridley's offseason work has come to fruition as the Titans football team is experiencing one of their best starts in program history.

Normal U-High girls golf survived a close finish to clinch a state berth on Monday while Dunlap's Sydney Hunt and Pekin's Leah Brown also qualified for the biggest tournament of the year.

Eureka lost its entire starting lineup from last season, but a strong new group has helped the Hornets reload.

Peoria High's Kayden Turner is a blossoming hoops star who also became the first Lions golfer to advance to sectionals in 10 years.