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OPRF senior running back/defensive back Jamal Baggett is a major reason why the Oak Park and River Forest football team is off to a 4-0 start. His older brother, Michael Brown, starred on the 1992 Huskies squad which went 8-1 in the regular season.

OPRF junior quarterback Lloyd Yates scored on a two-yard touchdown run in overtime lifting the Huskies to an inspired 16-10 win against visiting Downers Grove North on Friday.

Richard Schoen scored two touchdowns (including one on a 45-yard interception return), had another interception, returned a punt 60 yards, caught three passes for 79 yards, and recorded seven tackles to trigger the Friars' 40-14 win over visiting Bishop McNamara Friday.

The Huskies' No. 1 doubles team of Tess Trinka and Taylor Arends defeated the Hinsdale Central tandem of promising freshmen, Erika Oku and Danielle Burich, 7-5, 6-2 in a conference dual match. The Red Devils, who have won 13 state titles, cruised past OPRF 6-1.

The return of Simmie Cobbs, Mike Hayden's two touchdown runs in the fourth quarter and a ferocious defensive the entire game, lifted OPRF to an impressive 29-6 win against Proviso West Friday in Hillside.

The 49 Lake Teen Center at Stevenson Center will close at the end of the year due to a substantial decrease in usage by teens.

If you enjoy tennis and basketball, a pair of high-level events are in town this weekend, and for free to the public! College tennis stars and Chicago basketball legends are the main attractions.

Robert Spillane rushed for 220 yards and scored three touchdowns as Fenwick rocked host Bishop Lynch 32-14 in Dallas on Friday night. The Friars (2-0) visit Brother Rice next week in an intriguing Catholic League crossover game.

The Huskies cruised to a 38-3 win on Senior Night over visiting Leyden on Friday night. OPRF (2-0) visits Proviso West next Friday in Week 3 action in its West Suburban (Silver) Conference opener.