Naperville Sports Weekly’s Charlie Edward highlights the eight seniors from Metea who will be playing in college next year.
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iBenet alum Matt Severino drew up this masterpiece despite some dreary weather and was recognized by his alumna mater’s Twitter account.
iMetea Valley’s Pat Brusveen, Head Boys Golf Coach, shares with us how he prepares his players to mentally and physically compete on the golf course.
iNo football this fall in Naperville is the subject of this week’s featured subject, including where things stand between supports and the state.
iA very sunny, but chilly morning at Neuqua Valley as the girls Cross Country team welcomes Naperville North and Metea Valley to their home course.
iNeuqua Valley Girls Tennis plays host to the Metea Valley Mustangs in a DVC battle, which the Wildcats win in convincing fashion.
iMike Stine and Sam Jackson from the Naperville Central Football team swing by to talk about the absence of a fall football season.
iNeuqua Valley Boys Cross Country hosts their first meet after last week’s was cancelled due to rain. The Wildcats welcome Metea Valley and Naperville North.
iThe Lei sisters from the Naperville North girls golf team, used the extra time during quarantine to showcase their entrepreneurial abilities.
iMetea Valley Boys Golf hosts Naperville North after tying a program record for lowest team round in a win against Wheaton Warrenville South.
iNaperville North Girls Tennis hosts Naperville Central in a crosstown affair. The Huskies come off a win against DeKalb, while Central looks to avenge a loss.