The Huskies (8-3, 5-0) shut down the Dukes 7-1 in the opener and 3-0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader at OPRF.

On Sunday, Fenwick baseball coach Dave Hogan joined elite company — the 700 club. The Friars rallied for a dramatic 9-7 win in eight innings over host Loyola, giving Hogan his 700th career win and making him only the 13th high school baseball coach in state history to reach that lofty mark.

The OPRF Hockey Club announced last week that it has hired Dave Dyson to serve as the organization's hockey director and varsity head coach.

The OPRF girls water polo team continued to rack up victories at a tournament hosted by Naperville North on Saturday.

The search lasted about a month and a half and included a pool of 50-60 applicants, according to athletic director Scott Thies, before Fenwick hired Rick Malnati to become the new head coach of the boys varsity basketball team.

The District 200 Board of Education will decide the fate of Oak Park and River Forest High School's two athletic trainers on April 25.

The Boston Marathon, the Holy Grail for many runners, has now been marred by tragedy.

Well, you can't afford to buy them all a round at the local watering hole or take them all out to lunch, but when you've spent 12 years at one particular job and you're moving on and you have an opportunity to publicly acknowledge the people who helped shape your work life in a positive way during that time, you do it.

The Friars missed winning the DeSmet Tournament in St. Louis by just a couple of goals.

Trying to break out of their early season slump, the Friars defeated De La Salle 25-21, 25-16 last week.