High School Sports

Hopefully, this high school basketball season will be able to make it through the season despite Covid-19

Many local high school basketball players received the bad news today that they were fearing would come eventually.

One thing is certain in these times of Covid-19. And that is nothing is certain.

IHSA Executive Director Craig Anderson joined the show to talk about the immediate future of high school basketball in the state of Illinois.

Bad news came a day earlier than expected for fans of high school basketball in the state of Illinois.

The boy's and girl's golf high season ended this week with Sectionals. The state will not be held due to Covid-19.

Judge Paul Fullerton denied the temporary restraining order involving the IHSA's Return to Play guidelines, filed by a group of parents on behalf of their children.

Well, it looks like they want to play. Today, parents and advocates of student athletes plan to file a lawsuit to pressure Illinois lawmakers and educators to re-open schools so fall sports can begin.

The Chicago Bears legendary running back and kick-returner has passed away at 77, but his impact on fans, fellow players, coaches, and the game of football will always carry on.

What happens when you mix big budget shortfalls and a pandemic? You get an organization that has to make some tough calls to stay afloat.