Bulldogs settle for second place, Vikings third Western Sun
The Batavia's boys tennis team entered Day 2 of the Western Sun Conference meet in the mix with Glenbard South in the race for the team title. And the Bulldogs had three head-to-head matchups with the Raiders to help determine the outcome. But Glenbard South won all three of those matches, plus two other individual titles, to edge Batavia for the crown, 28-24. Bases loaded, bottom of the seventh and two outs: West Aurora second baseman Jeff Etter rockets the ball high towards right-center for what looked like a game tying, possibly winning line drive to the outfield.
Kyle Schalz tossed a one-hitter as Rosary captured the Suburban Catholic conference title with a 7-0 win over Aurora Central. Shalz finished with 15 strikeouts on the day for the Royals, now 13-10 overall and 12-2 in league play. Brenda Rocha paced Rosary at the plate with three RBIs, Jessica Fortier added two RBIs and Schalz had two hits.
Oswego finished with four conference champions and tied Plainfield Central for first place with 26.5 points at the Southwest Prairie conference meet Saturday.
Headliners don't disappoint
One, two, three jump. Sounds easy. And it sure looked easy when she breezed through the 100-meter hurdles in a blistering 13.50 seconds, a personal record. But Natalie Tarter would be the first to tell you, it's anything but easy.
Wandolowski has come a long way
Man, has time flown since Batavia senior soccer player Mary Wandolowski burst onto the scene as a freshman.
'A natural talent'
If you bumped into Shanice Andrews in the hallways of West Aurora High School, the first thing you would notice is her beautifully braided hair with a few strands of gold intertwined.
Servos strikes out 9 in win
AURORA -- Waubonsie Valley starting pitcher Ryan Servos struck out nine hitters and allowed just three hits over five innings in a 13-0 Warriors victory over East Aurora Thursday afternoon at Waubonsie.
Following her passion
Entering high school, West Aurora senior Liz Chollet was looking for an athletic activity to fall in love with. She became a cheerleader in the winter and participated in field events during track season. But it was diving that ultimately became her passion. 
Nothing comes easy
Losers in six consecutive games, the West Aurora Blackhawks simply needed a win. While the Blackhawks captured an 8-7 DuPage Valley Conference triumph over Naperville Central Tuesday, it was neither simple nor easy. 
As close as they come
The line between winning and losing can be a fine one indeed, as the Rosary girls track team learned Monday night in the Suburban Catholic Conference Meet. Last year, the Royals had a string of five straight league titles ended by Aurora Central. 
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