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Girls Soccer: Barrington advances to sectional finals after back-to-back OT wins
GIRLS SOCCER: Ellie Ackermann scored in the third overtime to give Barrington a 1-0 win in the Lake Zurich Regional title match on Friday.
Boys Track: Scarbrough back in the hunt for a state championship
BOYS TRACK: Just two weeks ago, A.J. Scarbrough feared his high school track and field career may have ended with a back injury.
BOYS TENNIS: Five days after winning their first CSL South doubles title together, the Titans’ Michael Levin and Michael Sellitto were able to cross off two more of their preseason goals following Saturday’s Schaumburg sectional.
Boys Volleyball: Barrington tops Buffalo Grove in MSL title game
Taylor Ganzer’s hitters must love him. The 6-foot-1 senior setter distributed 27 assists leading to at least three kills from five different attackers as No. 8 Barrington (27-6) defeated Buffalo Grove 25-18, 25-17 Wednesday in Barrington to win its first Mid-Suburban League championship since 2005. …
Boys Volleyball: Hochstein rising to the challenge for Barrington
BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Jeff Hochstein has been rising to the challenge at outside hitter for Barrington this season.
Girls Softball: O’Hara blast re-lights Barrington powder keg
GIRLS SOFTBALL: With IHSA regional play opening on Tuesday, against Buffalo Grove, Maggie O’Hara and coach Perry Peterson both said offensive consistency would be the key to a deep postseason run.
Girls Soccer: Barrington seniors begin march toward elusive Final Four
GIRLS SOCCER: As the team prepares for its state tournament run in the Class 3A sectional at Rockford Boylan, Barrington’s players are looking back and forward.
Softball: O’Hara’s grand slam lifts Fillies to win over Fremd
SOFTBALL: With the bases loaded and two outs in the top of the eighth inning, Barrington junior Maggie O’Hara connected with a fastball for a grand slam over the right field wall to lift Barrington to a 6-2 win over MSL rival Fremd.
Club Soccer: Tryouts for Hawthorn Woods Soccer Club are set
Hawthorn Woods Soccer Club will be conducting a full slate of tryouts during the next couple of weeks. On Friday, May 11, first tryouts, which will be held at Heritage Oaks Park, are set for several age groups. • U-6-U9 Boys/Girls: 4:30-6 p.m. • U10-U11 …
Boys Track: Barrington’s Peterson continues record-setting ways
BOYS TRACK: Barrington’s Erik Peterson added another school record to his growing list of accomplishments with a time of 4:12.3 in the 1600-meter run during Friday’s Lake County Invitational at Deerfield.
Softball: Busy McLaughlin always looking for more
SOFTBALL: Ally McLaughlin already has performed on the state’s biggest stage in track, cheerleading and twice for dance, but she won’t be satisfied unless she adds a trip to state in softball to finish her high school career.
Baseball: Barrington’s Waliczek knuckles down as ace
BASEBALL: The primary reason coach Jim Hawrysko hasn’t talked about 2011 this season was to transform the Broncos’ mind-set, especially in tight games. He knew his team was improved and thought he had the leadership in senior captains Frank Waliczek and Max Redpath to help overhaul the team’s mentality from the disappointment of last season.
Girls Soccer: Condon a workhorse for Barrington
GIRLS SOCCER: Barrington’s Sara Condon has been instrumental in setting up goals this season.
Girls Soccer: Barrington drops heartbreaker at invite
GIRLS SOCCER: Barrington dropped a 1-0 heartbreaker in the quarterfinals of the Naperville Invite to the host Redhawks.
Girls Track: Carley contributes to Barrington title at Palatine Relays
GIRLS TRACK: Barrington girls track coach Jody Gitelis said Saturday’s victory in the 14-team Palatine Relays was a team effort and reflected the depth in the program. The Fillies (119 points) finished ahead of the host Pirates (99.4) and third-place Fremd (92), winning their first Palatine Relays since 2008.
Boys Gymnastics: Barrington’s Presmyk determined to ‘go out with a bang’
BOYS GYMNASTICS: Barrington’s Nolan Presmyk said he’s determined to go out with a bang this season after chicken pox derailed his dream of making State in swimming.
High Schools
Boys Volleyball: Well-rounded Nate Royer has volleyball in his blood
Nate Royer, a 6-1 senior who leads Lincoln-Way East in multiple statistical categories, decided not to follow in the footsteps his older brother Ryan, who Read More
- Tuesday’s results Updated: May 23, 2012
- Monday’s results Updated: May 21, 2012
- Saturday’s results Updated: May 19, 2012




