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H-F girls basketball dreaming big this winter

For the first time in a long time, the Homewood-Flossmoor girls basketball team has some serious size.  The Vikings will have a height advantage over just about every opponent this season. Rich Township transfer Ziko Okolo is 6-foot-1. Returning from injury, Ihuoma Ozoh is even taller at 6-3. Jordyn Williams[Read More…]

H-F athletes sign athletic scholarship letters

Homewood-Flossmoor senior sprinter Mariyah Robinson saw some palm trees as she decided where she’d take her track talents next.  The defending 100- and 200-meter dash and 400-meter relay state champion toured multiple warm-weather campuses over the course of her college recruitment. She visited Arizona State, Mississippi State and Arkansas, almost[Read More…]

Clemson commit Ihuoma Ozoh (7) sets up for a kill as the Vikings gain momentum during the first set. Despite the surge, the Vikings fell later in the match. (Benjamin Faoro/HF Chronicle)

H-F volleyball falls in conference finale to LWE

At some points during this season, Homewood-Flossmoor volleyball has been a little flat.  The Vikings are a capable team, playing long stretches of good volleyball against some of the best teams in the area. At others, they struggle to play together and stay focused. “That’s something we’ve seen, something we’ve[Read More…]

Joaquin Jordan (1) runs left into the end zone to give the Vikings their first points of the day. (Benjamin Faoro/H-F Chronicle)

Vikings fall to conference, state power LWE

Homewood-Flossmoor football coach Troy McAllister is going to play to win.  His Vikings hosted Lincoln-Way East Friday. The Griffins are the undefeated Southwest Valley Blue pacesetters, ranked No. 2 in the Class 8A Associate Press poll. H-F was coming off a pair of conference losses to Neuqua Valley and Sandburg.[Read More…]

GovState’s Jaguar 5K returns Oct. 26

Governors State University will offer area runners a chance to achieve a personal best or just enjoy the beautiful fall scenery on campus during the annual Jaguar 5K. This year, organizers have added a one-mile walk, age bracket awards and ceremony, and a free kids dash provided by Lupus Society of[Read More…]

From left, Superintendent Dana Smith stands with IESA State Golf participants Imani Green, Wakana Hill, and Coach Michael Shereyk. (Chris Weber/H-F Chronicle)

D161 recognizes state golf tournament participants

The Flossmoor District 161 Board of Education recognized two golfers from Parker Junior High for their outstanding efforts at the IESA state golf tournament. Parker eighth grader Wakana Hill achieved an impressive sixth-place ranking overall in the final state standings. Imani Green, a seventh-grade student at Parker, also performed commendably,[Read More…]

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