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H-F sophomore Xavier Pratt is healthy and hoping his time on the mat helps him grow into a three-sport star for the Vikings. (David P. Funk/H-F Chronicle)

Pratt doing it all for Vikings

Xavier Pratt is healthy. That’s not something the three-sport sophomore has been able to say a lot during his time at Homewood-Flossmoor. He missed almost all of the last wrestling season with an injury. The Vikings tight end was ready to go for football season, only to injure his shoulder[Read More…]

John Brown IV led H-F with 18 points in an important win over Lockport on Dec. 19. (David P. Funk/H-F Chronicle)

Brown leads H-F hoops past conference rival

John Brown IV didn’t necessarily expect to get so many good looks in Homewood-Flossmoor’s big SouthWest Suburban Conference game against Lockport on Friday, Dec. 19. “I was just going to play hard either way, even if I didn’t get (shots),” the sophomore wing said. “I’m always ready.”  Brown led the[Read More…]

Homewood-Flossmoor sophomore point guard Katelyn Jones "drives the car" for coach Tony Smith and the Vikings. (David P. Funk/H-F Chronicle)

Sophomore Jones at the steering wheel for H-F

Katelyn Jones only knows how to play one position.  Homewood-Flossmoor’s sophomore point guard never wanted to be the scorer or the headline-getter, not even when friends encouraged her to look for her own shot a little more. “My role is to get my teammates open, to get them easy baskets,[Read More…]

H-F wrestlers (from left) Henry Grant, Roan Dukes and Idris Akeeb are the only seniors on a Vikings team that feels like its a program with a solid foundation. (David P. Funk/H-F Chronicle)

H-F boys wrestling continues to build

Homewood-Flossmoor boys wrestling may be ready to take things up a notch. The roster at the start of this season is 90 wrestlers deep, including a slew of freshmen, Coach Jim Sokoloski said. Wrestling rooms aren’t the biggest ones in the school, so it’s a tight fit. But that’s a[Read More…]

H-F girls wrestling ready for the next step

The Homewood-Flossmoor girls wrestling team isn’t a startup, anymore. The sport is relatively new to the school and state, but the Vikings feel like an established program with a good foundation. “It’s a machine now,” coach Scott Aronson said. “We know what we’re doing it. It’s great.”  London Gandy is[Read More…]

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