MORTON – Darrell Crouch lit up with a big smile as he hugged his players, family and friends after Washington defeated Morton 42-21 to...

Monday’s volleyball match between Normal U-High and Metamora provided a look at two titans of Central Illinois volleyball facing off...

Shortly after Peoria Notre Dame senior Ella Coulter tapped in on the 18th hole at Red Tail Run in Decatur on Saturday, coach Ed Olehy couldn’t seem to lose the smile on his face. After a missed cut in 2021, and missing the team podium by one stroke in 2022, the Irish found redemption in 2023, taking third place in the IHSA Class 1A state tournament with a team score of 677. “These girls have worked hard three years in a row,” Olehy said. “We played in a lot of big tournaments

During a recent practice, the Dunlap boys soccer team did a drill called “The Gauntlet.” Starting with the ball at midfield the Eagles’...

DUNLAP – Washington has prided themselves on defense all season, and that certainly showed on Friday night against Dunlap in an immense...

Washington and Dunlap were projected to be two of the best teams in the Mid-Illini Conference at the start of the season. Six weeks into...

METAMORA – Metamora showed no signs of slowing down in a 48-14 Mid-Illini Conference win over Pekin at Malone Field on Friday night. The...

Peoria Notre Dame's girls golf team came into the Class 1A postseason as heavy favorites to be one of the furthest advancing teams in the...

Wednesday’s Class 2A boys golf regional tournament in Metamora was familiar territory for Eureka senior Luke Martin. On the flip side, it...

Morton senior quarterback Jude Hart wore his ‘heart’ on his sleeve and made sure his team was ready for a Mid-Illini clash with Pekin....

An overcast, wet Tuesday morning at Quail Meadows Golf Course in Washington began with a wide-open race in the Mid-Illini Conference boys golf tournament.

The voice of Normal West boys soccer head coach Val Walker rang out with pride while addressing his team after Tuesday’s match against...

There are few things in sports more exciting than Rivalries. In College football, there’s Ohio State vs. Michigan. In the NFL, there’s the Bears vs. Packers. In Peoria high school football, it is Richwoods vs. Peoria Notre Dame. The two schools have competed against each other for decades and are separated by a little more than a mile. “We are very close to each other, we share students, and a lot of the kids go to grade school together,” Peoria Notre Dame head coach Pat Arms

MORTON – It’s still September, but it certainly felt like the calendar skipped to October.

BARTONVILLE - One of the best aspects in all of sports is the due factor. It can be both positive and negative, depending on whichever...

METAMORA – Washington senior running back Kainon McQueary is a man of his word.

WASHINGTON -- Defense wins championships. Kankakee and Washington both proved Friday night at Babcook Field that they are among the IHSA...

Eureka senior Ellie Cahill scored a game-high 28 points — and her 2,000th career point — in the Hornets' triumph over Canton.