Entering collegiate wrestling at the University of Wisconsin Parkside, Jeremy Marshall has one thing on his mind: it’s time to get to work. “I have to work even harder than I’ve been working now....

“If you can't imagine yourself not doing it, and your life without it, then you might as well try.” That is Tacy Jamison's philosophy on swimming competitively, and so far it has gotten her right...

Next fall, Dami Adeniyi will take the field as a Division I athlete at Southern Illinois University, where she will continue her soccer career while studying biochemistry. Her decision to attend SIU came...

Bowling is something that runs in the family for Jordin Gibson. When she and her brother were young, their father made them try bowling, and although her brother eventually chose basketball, Jordin stuck...

When Lejla Malijevic moved to Evanston from Montenegro as a sophomore, she made an immediate impact on the girls’ track and field team. She competed in many different events, including various running...

Linden Wadsworth is a four-year varsity athlete and has been playing Tennis her whole life. It was always a dream of hers to play at the collegiate level, and now that dream has become a reality. Wadsworth...

Four-year, dual-sport, varsity athlete Rory Malia is continuing her lacrosse career at Denison University. As a double-sport athlete, sports have been a huge part of Rory’s life, which made her decision...

The next chapter for senior Kieran Low’s golf and academic career will be written at Boston College. “I’m honestly just super excited for the college experience. I know it’s gonna be a little...

Sometimes, the unexpected can turn out to be just what you were looking for. This was indeed the case for Andrew Rich. “I was never planning on running in college. I wanted to go to a big state school...

When fall rolls around, Annika Wortowski will be swimming at Amherst College in Massachusetts. She has swam at ETHS for the past four years and is ecstatic to swim another four at a higher level. She...

Noah Nelson didn’t arrive to the city of Evanston until 3rd grade. Although when he did, he fit right in. “I moved in from Chicago in 3rd grade and played EBSA for my 12u and 13u years. I’ve enjoyed...