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Homewood-Flossmoor sophomore Kendra Hayden qualified for the state wrestling meet in her first season in the sport. (David P. Funk/H-F Chronicle)

Gamer: Hayden qualifies for state for H-F wrestling

Video games led Kendra Hayden to the sport of wrestling. Homewood-Flossmoor’s sophomore 190-pounder is an athlete. She swims and plays water polo. But she’d never stepped on a mat before last summer.  Hayden developed a friendship with Aleksia Ramirez, an accomplished wrestler from Lakewood, Washington, over online gaming. She needed[Read More…]

H-F wrestling to host invite for girls and boys

Homewood-Flossmoor High School wrestling will host its second-annual invitational tournament July 19. This time it’ll be open to both girls and boys. The girls program started the invite a year ago. Vikings girls coach Scott Aronson said boys coach Jim Sokoloski asked to include boys this summer. Later, they decided[Read More…]

H-F sophomore Chazz Robinson will carry on a family tradition at the wrestling state meet. (David P. Funk/H-F Chronicle)

Robinson keeps family legacy alive for H-F wrestling

Chazz Robinson doesn’t remember a time when wrestling wasn’t an important part of his life. Homewood-Flossmoor’s sophomore 120-pounder comes from a family of successful grapplers. His older brother, Vincent, a 2023 Vikings grad, is currently the No. 3 ranked 125-pounder in college wrestling at North Carolina State. Jaydon is a[Read More…]

Idris Akeeb shares a story with Iris and Xavier Mohead during the MLK Day of Service Readers are Leaders event on Jan. 20. (Chris Weber/H-F Chronicle)

H-F High wrestlers read to kids for MLK Day

For the third year, the Homewood-Flossmoor High School wrestling team invited children to a Readers are Leaders event on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The team also collected books to share, swap or donate to local organizations. The wrestlers spent their morning off school for the holiday reading stories to[Read More…]

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