Maximilian Siuchta
The Chicago Bears started their season 0-4, before finally beating the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football. That win was the Bears’ first win in nearly a year, breaking what was at the time, the longest ongoing losing streak in all of American sports. The poor showings have led to skepticism amongst fans surrounding the…
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Matt W.
The Maine West Warriors girl’s varsity basketball team will be hosting Highland Park on Dec. 2, matching up against the Giants at 7 p.m. Coming off a tough 32-point conference loss to Deerfield on Nov. 29, the Warriors look to bounce back against the formidable Highland Park Giants to improve to 3-4 overall. This highly…
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Taryn M.
The publication of bad decisions deeply affects college bound athletes. When you cannot see the people watching you do something, it seems as if nobody is – which can lead to bad decisions. While colleges expect clean social media accounts on every platform, structured behavior has to be learned somewhere. “Our program does not implement…
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By Joey B. / The boys track and field team is getting ready for Conference at Niles North High School. The boys team is ready for any competition. “We’re confident we’ll go out there and give them a run for their money,” said sophomore Ryan Hauptman. As the season came to a close, Hauptman recalled…
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By Daniel S., sports writer Sports fans across the world have waited all year for this Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI, one of the most exciting games of the year. This year’s matchup, between the Cincinnati Bengals and Las Angeles Rams, means there will be no hometown favorites for Des Plaines football fans. If your team…
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Daniel V. and Kathryn W.
With the IHSA finalizing their calendar for the remainder of the year, coaches have had to rewrite their playbooks for how their upcoming seasons are going to look. While some sports got to play their full schedules last year, others have gone almost a full year without a season. In the…
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