South Beloit High School
Strong commits to national power Rock Valley College bowling
James Strong qualified for the 2025-2026 IHSA bowling championships earlier this year.
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South Beloit High School
James Strong qualified for the 2025-2026 IHSA bowling championships earlier this year.
Fundraising
The Hononegah Girls Track & Field team is seeing strong growth this season and is launching a fundraiser to help cover essential gear as the roster continues to expand.
Junior Indians Flag Footbal
RL Jr. Indians Girls Flag Football program needs a few more girls, ages 7-8, 9-10, and middle schoolers in grades 6–8.
Roscoe, IL
The event, hosted at the martial arts studio on 5486 Elevator Road, will be more than just a typical card show.
Junior Indians Flag Footbal
The Rockford Park District recently announced that Girls Flag Football would take place in the springtime instead of the fall. Registration is open now for the upcoming season. A Pre-Season camp put on by the Rockford Park District is scheduled for March 31st, 10-11:30 am at Mercyhealth Sportscore Two.
Hononegah
In the 2025‑26 winter season, Hononegah once again stamped its mark across the NIC‑10 All‑Conference selections.
Hononegah High School
Hononegah posted a 60‑game total of 11,258 pins, averaging 187.6 as a team
Hononegah High School
Hononegah’s wrestling program added two more champions to its storied history Saturday.
Golden Apple
Hayley Gotzsche and Kelsey Zammuto were selected as 2026 Golden Apple Award recipients.
Hononegah Girls Basketball
“The students named to the IHSA All-State Academic Team embody what education-based athletics and activities are all about,” IHSA Assistant Executive Director Stacy Lambert said.
Early and often the Indians caused turnovers and got buckets against its NIC 10 foe
Hononegah
Days after a student walkout at Hononegah High School, questions continue to surface regarding disciplinary actions, and communication to families.
South Beloit Basketball
South Beloit opened the IHSA 1A girls basketball postseason with the kind of statement win every coach hopes to see in mid‑February. On a spring‑like Valentine’s Day afternoon — temperatures touching 50 degrees with barely a trace of snow on the ground — the SOBOs delivered a 61–15
Hononegah Lady Indians
The Rockton, Illinois girls basketball team is 16‑1 in league play after their win on Feb. 10, 2026.
Hononegah High School
One school day. Different reactions. Amidst unrest over immigration, students at Hononegah responded in their own ways.
Hononegah
Hononegah boys swim team stands atop the NIC‑10. Call it dynasty, call it dominance, call it what you will — the Indians’ program has become the measuring stick for excellence in our part of the state.
South Beloit Girls Basketball
Chloe Ayotte (5 points) and McKinney combined for 10 of the team’s 16 fourth‑quarter points, knocking down a pair of threes and sinking pressure free throws.
South Beloit Boys Basketball
The win represents more than just another mark in the conference standings.
South Beloit Football
Offseason Youth Football camp at the South Beloit High School Gym. Sunday March 1 2026 1 p - 3p. Parents do need to come in and register their player. The camp is free and open t all players from 4th - 8th grade. Thank you to Laura Redieske for the
IHSA
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS — For the first time since 2019, the Hononegah boys bowling program stands atop Illinois again. And this time, the climb to the summit came with a late surge, a freshman phenom, and a senior who refused to let the moment slip away. Hononegah claimed the 2025–26 IHSA
Hononegah Boys Bowling
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, Ill. — Hononegah’s opening day at the 2026 IHSA Boys Bowling State Finals was defined by consistency, composure and the unmistakable feeling that the Indians are nowhere near finished. Competing at St. Clair Bowl in Fairview Heights, Hononegah closed Friday’s six‑game block in fifth place overall,
Hononegah Indians Boys Basketball
The basketball was finally tossed into the air at 7:12 pm on Monday night, January 26th, 2026. Beloit Memorial brought an enthusiastic, loud cheering section, but the Hononegah student section was not to be outdone. They were dressed in their best for Monday night. Indians win the opening tap
Hononegah Girls Basketball
South Beloit’s balanced attack carried the SOBOs past Alden-Hebron, 68-41
Hononegah Softball College Signings
As juniors, both players were a part of a Hononegah Indians team that reached level 2 of the playoffs and finished with a 28-5 record including 16-2 in the NIC 10.