Sports

(Undated) – The lights of the gridiron may be on very soon once again across Illinois. Friday the state cleared the way for sports to return in those regions that have improved to “Phase 4”

(Undated) – Student-athletes across the state will be back on the hardwood and gridiron soon. In a move that was a surprise to many, the IDPH and Governor, JB Pritzker, cleared the way for sports

(Undated) – As student-athletes across the state move closer to a “return to play,” some sports appear to be in better shape to have seasons this school year than others. “Low and medium

(Undated) – IHSA Executive Director, Craig Anderson, says he feels confident that traditional spring sports like baseball, softball, and track will have seasons this school year. Anderson says

(Springfield, IL) — Illinois’ high schools are likely going to continue to wait to play any kind of sport.  The Illinois High School Association and the Illinois Elementary School

(Undated) – The IHSA is running out of time to decide on spring sports and it appears as though modifications or even cancelations are on the table. According to IHSA Executive Director, Craig

(Undated) — The IHSA is still planning to have a winter, spring, and summer sports season. According to Executive Director of the Illinois High School Association, Craig Anderson, they hope

(Miami, FL) – Meyers Leonard’s free-agency didn’t last long. According to ESPN, the Miami Heat signed Leonard to a two year nearly $20 million deal. Leonard’s contract will pay him roughly

(Bloomington, IL) — The Illinois High School Association is officially suspending winter sports and activities. The decision came after a vote by the board yesterday at a special virtual

(Undated) — With the NBA free agency set to officially start today, local eyes will be on Meyers Leonard. According to Berry Jackson of the Miami Herald, early indications are that the Miami