Waubonsie Valley traveling up Eola Road for an Eola Soccer bowl. Warriors coming off 4 straight losses and Mustangs are looking for 2 in a row.
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Pearls of the Past: Wentz Concert Opens
The opening of the Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center was music to the community’s ears. The state-of-the-art building has hosted many professional concerts since its grand opening in 2009.
Neuqua Valley vs. Benet Academy, Girls Volleyball // 09.25.17
Neuqua Valley and Benet Academy square off for the 2nd time this season with Benet Academy coming out victorious the first time around.
2017 Fall Movie Preview
As autumn has officially begun we show you what the fall movie season has in store.
Insect Zoo Comes to DuPage Children’s Museum
The DuPage Children’s Museum was abuzz with excitement as some kids got the chance to get up close with some creepy crawlies.
NSW Feature // Cade Kenyon: From the Links to the Rinks
While he would’t compare himself to Happy Gilmore, Waubonsie Valley’s Cade Kenyon is a key member of the Waubonsie golf and hockey teams.
NSW Take 5 // Lilly Johnson – Benet Academy
Meet Benet Academy Volleyball player Lilly Johnson and where her favorite place to eat in Naperville is!
NSW Where Are They Now? // Mikey Dudek
Few players have had to go through the physical and mental obstacles that Mikey Dudek has overcome. The former Neuqua Valley football star is now healthy and thriving at the University of Illinois.
NSW Play of the Week // Cloe Pace – NVHS // 09.24.17
Cloe Pace broke a pool record with this Inward one half summersault tuck dive. Check it out!
NSW Take 5 // Nick Calcagno – Naperville North
Learn more about Naperville North’s wide receiver NIck Calcagno and what title best describes his life in Take 5!
NSW Play of the Week // Chuck Robinson – WVHS // 09.24.17
Check out this amazing run by Chuck Robinson in the Eola Bowl for Play of the Week!
Fermilab Open House Hosts Thousands
Fermilab opened its doors to thousands on Saturday, with their largest public event since 1997.