An international movement started in 2001, the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” campaign helps create awareness for sexual and domestic abuse. Metea Valley football continues a tradition started by former Mustangs coach Adam West, by walking in women’s footwear during the Aurora Memorial Day Parade as a way to stand up against the abuse.
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iArthur Graham not only finished as the top Redhawk, but the top finisher at the Whitney Young Cross Country Sectional.
iFootball Championships of years past are the subject of our Fast Facts in honor of championship weekend, which is postponed due to COVID-19.
iConnor Boyle is one of the top swimmers in the state and in Neuqua Valley history. He’s the subject of our Player Profile.
iChad Allen, the Neuqua Valley Boys Swimming Coach, discusses his philosophy and approach to practice in this Coach’s Code, presented by BMO Harris Bank.
iKristen Mansmith from the Metea Valley Girls Bowling team joins Sports Sitdown to discuss the delaying of the winter sports season.
iAnika and Isha Srinivasan are twin sisters and tennis players at Waubonsie Valley. They also work with Time to Tennis, trying to expand the sports.
iBrian Dunn from the Naperville Central Boys Bowling Team joins Sports Sitdown to discuss the delaying of the winter sports season.
iNaperville North football player Ben Kuefler got some reps in on a sunny day and it sure looks like he’ll be ready when football rolls around come spring
iWe hit up the softball field with the Naperville Diamonds to find the rocket right arm of Neuqua Valley’s Kayla Shymkewich
iMaggie Gamboa and Audrey Mendrys finish 2-3 for Naperville North at the Sectional meet to lead another dominant Husky effort.
