Category: Boys Sports Highlights

Metea Valley is the host for Diving Sectionals this year with all 5 Naperville area schools in attendance along with Oswego East and West Aurora. 

Naperville Central hosting Naperville North for their senior night but unfortunately, the Redhawks are missing senior Ben Wolf in this Cross Town Clash. 

While neither Neuqua Valley or Naperville Central finished in the top 5 in the conference to battle for the Illinois West Cup, they still have something to play for in the Founders Cup playoffs. The Redhawks took both regular season meetings between these two.

Round Robin play for the Illinois West Cup playoffs is heating up. Waubonsie enters this game 1-1 in Round Robin play and they take on the top seeded Glenbard who sits at 25-2-1 in conference play this season so the Warriors will have a tall task ahead of them. A win punches the Warriors ticket…

Four out of the five DVC schools traveled to Hinsdale Central in hopes of achieving their dreams and punching their ticket to state. 

Neuqua Valley walks into Naperville North on a tough night. It’s the Huskie’s senior night and the team is undefeated in home games this season. 

Naperville Central hosting one of the few wrestling regionals over the weekend. All four of the area teams have wrestlers competing in championship matches. 

Metea Valley is the host of the Diving portion of the DuPage Valley Conference championships the night before the swimming portion. 

The DVC boys swimming championships were held on Saturday at Naperville North. With Sectionals and State upcoming, the conference meet was a nice practice for the big show. 

Joliet Central hosts the first round of the state series: regionals, with Neuqua Valley, Lockport, and Plainfield North in attendance. 

The last time these two teams faced off, the Wildcats came away victorious thanks to a 17 point half from Noah Herdman. Who will come out on top tonight? 

Metea Valley back home after a part of tough losses to Neuqua Valley and Naperville North, they are hosting Cm Dougherty and Naperville Central.