Despite the disappointment of not getting to play out the spring, the team is staying united through, what head coach Joe Parenti is calling, the "OPRF Huskies Baseball Movie Night Series." Parenti...

Growing Community Media is excited to announce that Wednesday Journal and Riverside-Brookfield Landmark's local sports coverage will expand to audio reporting and storytelling. "The On Deck Pod" will...

After outscoring its opponents 168-74 in the first two games of regionals, Fenwick (25-7) is riding high heading into the sectional semifinal game versus Westinghouse on March 10.

Plagued by injuries and on-court inconsistency, the 2019-20 campaign for the Oak Park and River Forest High School boys basketball team ended in the first round of the IHSA Class 3A regionals with a...

For the first time since the program's first-place finish in 1998, the Oak Park and River Forest High School boys swim team placed in the top five at the IHSA state finals as team on Feb. 29.

Any time Josh Smith steps onto a basketball court, he makes his presence known. He has a spring in his step and in-game poise to attempt one-handed dunks in transition while possessing the...

Simeon outscored the Friars 32-9 in the second half and came out with a 59-37 victory to end what has been one of the most successful postseason runs for Fenwick's program in recent memory.

After the Friars blew out Westinghouse 53-19 on Feb. 27 for the sectional title at home, Power and Co. are on track to meet their preseason expectations of making a deep postseason run. 

Fenwick and OPRF's wrestling teams have had their ups and downs this season, but both programs saw their best wrestlers turn out strong performances at the 2A (Fenwick) and 3A (OPRF) IHSA state...

OPRF baseball coach Chris Ledbetter will have his entire baseball program taking the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge this Sunday, Aug. 24th at 4 p.m. on the varsity baseball field at OPRF. He's also asking...

We all can. You can. I can. LeBron James can. We all can go home again. A lot has been made about the man's decision to return to Cleveland, the place he left for the glitz and glamour of Miami and...

All I hear these days is that it's hard to be a Cubs fan. The reality is that it's never been easy, and no one said it would be. But, right now, there's no question it's downright excruciating. 

Down in Central Illinois a heartwarming, inspirational and infectious phenomena is taking place in honor of a young man who died tragically.