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Chicago is often seen in a negative light nationally. But one thing inside Chicago is shining, and we need to pay more attention to it. The city has continued to produce some of the top high school basketball talent in the country and that trend looks like it won’t stop anytime soon. Names like, sadly […]
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The Windy City Rollers beat St. Louis’ Arch Rival Roller Girls in the All-Star bout on March 22. The individual jams, where teams get their points, move just as quickly as the women in skates do. A Jammer, a Pivot and three blockers line up at the start of a jam. The Jammer’s star-covered helmet […]
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Northwestern University women’s basketball team not only has a strong commitment to the sport but holds an even greater passion to increase autism awareness. When your coach and some players have personal ties to a disability like autism, it creates a special bond. It was five years ago when head coach Joe McKeown and his […]
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The day in the life of a multisport athlete is busier than most. For Roosevelt University junior Elaina Feuerbach it begins at 7 a.m., when she wakes up for track practice, and it usually ends somewhere around midnight — after another track practice, soccer practice, classes, homework and volunteering as a tutor at a local […]
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Adam Scott leans back and raises his arms in excitement. One hand is grasping his long putter and the other in a vice grip while closing his eyes and expressing a deafening shout. He just sank a 12-foot birdie putt in a playoff to win the 2013 Masters, the long-awaited first major tournament victory for […]
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The NFL has seen its product blasted over the year for how it has dealt with concussions. It all stemmed from players such as former Chargers linebacker Junior Seau, who committed suicide after suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). A slew of former players have been diagnosed with CTE, including former NFL running back Tony […]
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Jake Shepski is a senior at St. Rita High School playing varsity baseball and will be attending the University of Notre Dame this coming year to pursue his career in hopes after college to make it to the big leagues. Jake is a switch-hitter and also a utility player, but to become this type of […]
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