Dee-Mack's Jaelyn Nunley set a school record and several HOIC girls teams were among Monday's winners.

Richwoods and Metamora elevated in the latest Central Illinois power rankings with postseason brackets set to be released soon.

Shootout games, 1,000-point scorers and wrestling regionals headlined a big day in Central Illinois.

Richwoods erased two separate deficits to beat rival PND in a game full of momentum swings and take over first place in the Big 12.

Rivalry matchups featured Big 12 sweeps from Richwoods and Normal Community while Peoria Christian and Limestone pulled out close wins in boys hoops.

More than a handful of hoops teams, including El Paso-Gridley girls and IVC boys, continued winning streaks on Thursday night.

Morton girls basketball and East Peoria's Jackson Ahrens hit big milestones on Wednesday night.

Vote for who should win this week's CSM Winter Athletes of the Week with nominees from boys and girls basketball, plus boys and girls wrestling.

Two Central Illinois girls basketball teams achieved No. 1 rankings and area Class 3A teams were represented well in the latest Associated Press statewide rankings.

Morton boys, Washington girls and several other area hoops teams won key games, Normal Community won the Intercity boys swim title and several new records were set on the hardwood and in the pool.

Monday was full of small school girls basketball conference games, led by victories from HOIC teams.

Two area powers falling led to some shake-up in CSM's weekly look at the top girls hoops teams in Central Illinois.

Tri-Valley broke a long drought without winning an HOIC Tournament title, using its seniors to power a victory over Eureka.

Tremont and Tri-Valley won HOIC Tournament titles plus conference wrestling tournaments highlighted Saturday's big slate of games.

Friday night was filled with rivalry games and Big 12 doubleheaders, with Normal Community, Richwoods, Metamora and Tremont among notable winners.

Dunlap girls basketball isn't far off from being a Mid-Illini title contender and has learned plenty during the season.

Metamora and Eureka took down No. 1-ranked conference rivals, conference tournaments intensified and pair of Fieldcrest players put up eye-popping performances

Roanoke-Benson girls basketball went from being the least popular sport at the school to having the chance to win its first-ever sectional title.

Washington's Dani Guedet reached 1,000 career points in a big win while Manual girls plus East Peoria and Heyworth boys came out on top.

Dee-Mack's girls team took the throne and several 3A boys teams in the area moved up in the AP statewide rankings