On September 30, the Saint Xavier men’s soccer team beat Calumet College of St. Joseph 5-0 at Bruce R. Deaton Memorial Field. The Cougars offense was led by freshman midfielder…
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Should be…it is! White Sox clinch first division title since 2008
Under manager Ozzie Guillén, 2008 was the last time the White Sox were AL Central champions. Nearly 13 years to the day, the White Sox are once again division champions of the…
Never Too Early: Women’s Volleyball Team Sets High Goals for New Season
From youth sports, all the way through professional leagues, sports were heavily impacted by COVID-19 across the world. The past 17 months proved to be a challenge for coaches and athletes, as…
3 Third-Year Players Bound to Breakout in 2022
Believe it or not, the NBA season is right around the corner. In just under a month, the 2021-22 season will be underway and just like every other year, we will see…
The Windy City Thunderbolts Return for 2021 Season
The Windy City Thunderbolts are returning to the airwaves of WXAV 88.3FM for the 2021 season. WXAV will be broadcasting 56 games out of the 92 game schedule. A complete broadcast schedule…
Can The Chicago Bulls Keep This Up?
This past Monday, the Chicago Bulls defeated the Houston Rockets 120-100, improving their record to 14-16, while winning 6 of their last 10 games, and 3 of their last 4. The offense,…
Super Bowl Preview
On one side we got The TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS and other THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS. This Sunday, February 7th, 2020 Super Bowl 55 will be played. Like every Super Bowl Sunday, it…
The Fighting Illini Men’s Basketball Trending Success
The Fighting Illini men’s basketball team has been widely inconsistent over the past decade. Although the team has managed to have seven winning seasons over the past ten years to two losing…
The Holiday Guide for Chicago and Illinois Sports
As December approaches, so does the holiday season. It is the most wonderful time of the year, but there is one more thing that makes it even better: a month full of…
Transitioning: a Journey from Basketball to Journalism
If you had told me as a 14-year old that I would fail at making it to the NBA, I would have caught an attitude, and some very profound language would have…
