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  • Fishing During the Lockdown

    Fishing During the Lockdown

    March 27.  As we all are dealing with “social distancing” and the “Stay at Home” directive, we will start getting to have some feelings of cabin fever. We need to be able to get out a little, and I couldn’t think of a better thing to do than to go fishing.
  • Gibson Leads the Way for Flying Fish at Illinois Senior Championships

    Gibson Leads the Way for Flying Fish at Illinois Senior Championships

    Matt Gibson placed second in the boys 200-yard butterfly with a time of 1:51.93 at the Illinois Swimming Senior Championships, leading the way for YWCA Evanston/North Shore’s Flying Fish swim team, which sent a host of competitors to the event at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
  • IHSA Decision Ends Evanston's Cage Season

    IHSA Decision Ends Evanston's Cage Season

    Evanston’s season, along with the rest of the schools still alive in postseason play, was cut short on Thursday evening when the Illinois High School Association announced the cancellation of the Class 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A state basketball tournaments.

  • Late Free Throws Send Wildkits to Sectional Finals

    Isaiah Holden has evolved as a player into one of those do-whatever-it-takes performers that every high school basketball team needs. Tuesday night in the semifinals of the Class 4A Elk Grove sectional tournament, it took a perfect effort by the junior guard at the free throw line to keep Evanston’s season alive.

  • Wildkits Shut Down Trevs 49-46 in Defensive Duel

    The postgame handshake line resembled a somber funeral procession and there was no raucous celebration from the winners even while they were cutting down the nets Friday night at the Class 4A Maine East regional tournament championship game.

  • Diver Lesch Climbs to 7th Place at IHSA State Finals

    Saturday turned out to be moving day for the Evanston swimmers and divers participating at the Illinois High School Association state finals at the Burton Aquatic Center. And no one showed more upward mobility than diver Aryeh Lesch.

  • Close Finishes Count for IHSA Finalists Lesch, Long

    As a gymnast turned diver, Evanston sophomore Aryeh Lesch probably didn’t realize until now that there’s another element to his new sport --- scoreboard watching.

  • Kit Girls Feel the Pain of Season-ending Defeat

    It took members of the Evanston girls basketball team several months to get over the pain of last year’s overtime loss to eventual state champion Maine West in the sectional championship game. Thursday night in Des Plaines, the Warriors broke their hearts all over again.
  • Reserves Shine for Kits in Regular Season Finale

    Reserves Shine for Kits in Regular Season Finale

    Doing what they do best, junior reserves Ashton Laude and Ethan Kye combined to shoot 9-of-16 from 3-point range as the Wildkit bench wiped out the Blue Demons by a 72-51 margin in a Central Suburban League crossover game.

  • Kit Swimmers, Divers Advance to IHSA State Finals

    More important, coach Kevin Auger’s squad claimed 8 individual spots and 2 relay berths for the Illinois High School Association state finals set for next Friday and Saturday at the Burton Aquatic Center at ETHS.

  • Warrior Spirit Helps Salinas Claim State Mat Medal

    And the best may be yet to come for the Evanston junior, who scored a 4th place finish at the Class 3A Illinois High School Association state individual tournament in the 170-pound weight class competition that concluded Saturday at the University of Illinois in Champaign.

  • Henning Leads Wildkit Girls to Sectional Finals

    But this isn’t your mother’s Evanston team. The Wildkits regrouped and put together a dominant performance on both ends of the floor, crushing a good Maine South team 65-51 and advancing to Thursday’s title game against defending state champion Maine West.

  • Turchin Delivers on Pregame Promise for Kits

    None of the members of the Evanston girls basketball team were alive when Joe Namath made his famous guarantee of a Super Bowl victory. But Jayla Turchin’s promise turned out to be just as significant Friday night for the Wildkits.

  • Boys B-ball Team Beats Titans in Overtime

    Evanston’s basketball team earned a share of the Central Suburban League South division championship Friday night. But not before the Wildkits had to hold their collective breaths with no time showing on the clock in overtime at Beardsley Gymnasium.
  • Kit Girls Bury Niles North, Advance to Regional Finals

    Kit Girls Bury Niles North, Advance to Regional Finals

    Mayne filled the stat sheet with a game-high 18 points and added 8 rebounds, 5 steals and 4 assists as the Wildkits scored a 76-29 running clock victory over Niles North in the semifinal round of the regional.
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