The Latest Breaking News from Kenwood

The All-Public League football team was selected by a committee of Public League coaches and administrators.

Irvin missed last night’s win against Hansberry at Rich. Kenwood’s next scheduled game is against Lincoln Park on Nov. 29.

A look back on the first night of the season: Super 25 scores, upsets, top performers and more.

This is the group that impressed as juniors with breakthrough seasons. They are productive, go-to players for their respective teams, but they’re not household names in the high school basketball world just yet.

Henigan was a catalyst in Kenwood’s season-opening 75-59 win over Homewood-Flossmoor.

In a matter of days the rankings won’t mean a thing. But they’re certainly a vehicle to get everyone talking about high school basketball right now.

Stanton has put on some muscle and is a major contender for Player of the Year. But he’s more focused on bringing home a state title.

Kenwood, loaded with three Division I-bound seniors, is the Sun-Times’ preseason top-ranked team.

The Broncos — who lost in the city and state playoffs last season — are motivated to avenge those losses.

Homewood-Flossmoor’s golden generation graduated from high school this past spring. Several of last season’s All-Area and All-City stars grew up playing with the Vikings United youth program in H-F’s district. Some never started at H-F. Other players eventually transferred away.

Downers Grove North jumps, Lyons returns and Nazareth makes the cut.