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  • Headed to state

    Updated Feb 19, 2020

    Hinsdale Central athletes will represent Red Devil Nation this weekend at their respective IHSA state competitions. Central gymnast Caroline Klobach will take part in the state gymnastics meet Friday and Saturday, Feb. 21-22, at Palatine High School. Klobach, a senior, will compete in the all-around event. Central wrestlers Ron Kruse and Cody Tavoso will take part in the individual state wrestling tournament today through Saturday, Feb. 20-22, at the University of Illinois’ State Farm Center in Champaign. Kruse, a senior, w...

  • Instant replay

    Updated Feb 5, 2020

    Hinsdale Central's Ron Kruse gets the upper hand on his Hinsdale South opponent in their 170-pound match, while teammate J. T. Pyle squares off in the 182-pound bout. The Red Devils defeated the Hornets in the intra-district contest 71-6....

  • Seeking Central sports? Think rink

    Ken Knutson|Updated Feb 5, 2020

    The action was heating up at the Willowbrook Ice Arena Tuesday night, boards rattled by the slam of the puck, followed by the much larger crash with the impacts of players furiously chasing it. The Tuesday night match-up pitting the Hinsdale Central Hockey Club against Naperville North could be seen as one of redemption for the Red Devils after dropping the previous two in the Illinois West league playoff tournament. The team hadn’t lost two consecutive games all year, the r...

  • Ask an expert - Lisa Hikes, guidance counselor

    Ken Knutson|Updated Feb 5, 2020

    What's it like being a school counselor? Lisa Hikes works in the "heart" of Hinsdale Central High School. That's how her former boss described the counseling department, anyway, where Hikes and her colleagues address student needs ranging from lunchroom anxiety to college admissions. She's been walking alongside Red Devils for 19 years, helping to shape their evolution from freshman to senior. "We're really the only people in the building that will have students for four...

  • Cheerleaders, pommers rev up Red Devils

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Jan 29, 2020

    Four minutes. That's how long Hinsdale Central cheerleaders and pommers performed at the Pack the Place pep rally Friday. But each four-minute routine involved several songs, dozens of girls, weeks of practice and countless steps. "We started working on it in November," said Franny Lucente of Hinsdale, a senior on the cheerleading squad and one of its leaders. "We practiced four times a week (except for winter break) and then we've been working on it ever since." Lucente start...

  • Instant replay

    Updated Jan 29, 2020

    Hinsdale Central's Nic St. John eyes the situation on the offensive end of the court as he looks for an opening against conference rival York on Friday Night. The Red Devils outlasted the Dukes 42-35 before an energized Pack the Place home crowd....

  • Instant replay

    Updated Jan 22, 2020

    Hinsdale Central senior Sarah Cernugel dribbles the ball away from her defender during a home game against conference rival Proviso West on Jan. 16. The Red Devils defeated the Panthers 56-45. (photos for The Hinsdalean by Mike Prepelica)...

  • Red Devils march through City of Love

    Ken Knutson|Updated Jan 22, 2020

    All due respect to Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, the Hinsdale Central marching band made its own version of a Roman holiday to welcome 2020. The band traveled to Italy last month to perform at the annual Rome New Year Parade. Seniors Mia Gaddis and Lorenzo Jennings said they learned about the trip toward the end of last school year. "I just lost it, I was so excited," said Gaddis, a flutist. "I remember all of (last year's) seniors were so jealous," remarked Jennings, a per...

  • Trainers help athletes stay in the game

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Jan 15, 2020

    The athletic trainers office is quiet from 2 to 3 every afternoon - a great time for staff to check in with parents, prep water coolers for games and practices, and make sure supplies are well-stocked. Then the bell rings and the after-school rush begins. On Tuesday afternoon, it's not long before the space is filled with kids. Some use resistance bands to stretch or wrap a heating pad around a sore knee. Many need to have a wrist or ankle taped. One member of the girls...

  • Instant replay

    Updated Jan 15, 2020

    Hinsdale Central swimmer Alex Daw competes in the 200-yard freestyle race while teammate Nolan Lahmann shows his backstroke form in the first leg of the 200-yard medley relay, hoping to set up fellow swimmers Cullen Cochlan, Charlie Fix and Michael Benington in a leading position for the event during a home meet against Glenbard West Jan. 10. The Red Devils defeated the Hilltoppers 130-51....

  • Red Devils, 15 other teams compete in Hinsdale Central Holiday Classic

    Updated Jan 2, 2020

    Hinsdale Central's Phillip Borhani lays in a basket and teammate Connor Nelson drives and puts up a shot in a game against Richards during the Hinsdale Central Holiday Classic Dec. 26. Zach Northey leads a fast break and Mac Quast attempts a shot over Richards' Albert Jones in the matchup, which the Red Devils lost 64-73. Homewood-Flossmoor won the championship by beating DePaul Prep 53-48 Saturday. Central results appear on Page 29....

  • Instant replay

    Updated Dec 18, 2019

    Hinsdale Central's Caroline Klobach performs her vault during the Red Devil Invite Saturday. The host Devils places fourth in the competition, with Klobach taking first in the all-around. (photos for the Hinsdalean by Michael Prepelica)...

  • Instant replay

    Updated Dec 11, 2019

    Hinsdale Central's Ben Ognibene defends the goal while teammate Michael McCormick advances the puck up the ice during Tuesday's match against York at Willowbrook Ice Arena. The Red Devils fell to the Dukes 3-2. (photos by Steve Johnston for The Hinsdalean)...

  • Red Devils battle in pool, on mat, ice

    Ken Knutson|Updated Dec 11, 2019

    The Hinsdale Central boys swim & dive and wrestling teams have begun their 2019-20 seasons, and the Central hockey club started back in September. Central boys swimmers are sharpening their strokes in pursuit of another top-10 finish at state, while the wrestling team has a number of veterans with postseason ambitions. The hockey program has had a strong first half of its season and is looking stay hot on the ice. This is the third and final installment in the winter sports pr...

  • Red Devils looking to heat up the court

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Dec 4, 2019

    The season is under way for the boys and girls basketball teams at Hinsdale Central High School, with each team amassing a 2-2 record in its first four games. Boys head coach Nick Latorre is looking to get his novice back court in shape, while girls coach Karen Persinger faces the task of melding five returning players with six new team members. This is the second in a series of three winter sports previews. The first appeared Nov. 21, and the final one will run Dec. 12....

  • Instant replay

    Updated Dec 4, 2019

    Hinsdale Central bowlers Max Fellows and Dylan Thomas compete against Hinsdale South Tuesday at Suburbanite Bowl in Westmont. The Red Devils defeated the Hornets in the intradistrict rivalry 2,496-2,170....

  • Swimmers place 11th at state meet

    Ken Knutson|Updated Nov 26, 2019

    The Hinsdale Central girls swim team placed 11th at the IHSA state swimming and diving championship meet Friday and Saturday at New Trier High School. "We're very proud of the result," coach Bob Barber said of the team's 51-point total and making the finals in five events (see sidebar for full results). Neuqua Valley High School claimed the state title with 183 points. Freshman Kendall Pickering had the best individual showing, placing fourth in the 100-yard backstroke, the on...

  • Teen dreams of better life for Ugandans

    Ken Knutson|Updated Nov 21, 2019

    During the summer of 2016, Molly Schnieders and her dad, Rob, set off to serve with Fields of Dreams Uganda, helping at-risk children through soccer and education. To put it mildly, the journey didn't start well. "The plane that we were supposed to take got struck by lightning, so that delayed us a bunch of hours," said Schnieders, a Hindsale Central senior. "We missed our connecting flight from Amsterdam to Uganda, so we had to fly through Germany, Ethiopia and then Uganda. I...

  • Headed to state

    Updated Nov 20, 2019

    Members of the Hinsdale Central girls swimming and diving team will compete at the IHSA state finals Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22-23, at New Trier High School in Winnetka. Representing the Red Devils in individual events will be senior Anna Gruvberger in the 100-yard butterfly; junior Melanie Quinones in the 100-yard freestyle; junior Roslyn Tischke in diving; sophomore Kayla Teuscher in diving; freshman Carrie Kramer in the 200-yard IM and 100-yard breaststroke; freshman Phoebe Paarlberg in the 50-yard freestyle; freshman...

  • Thomas J. Sorce

    Updated Nov 13, 2019

    Thomas J. Sorce, 65, of Hinsdale passed away unexpectedly Nov. 11, 2019. Thomas shared many memories with his four siblings, Nancy M. Butler, Donna P. Insley, Joseph E. Sorce and James R. Sorce and his parents, Dorothy and the late Joseph Sorce, growing up in Harwood Heights. He attended grade school at St. Monica's in Chicago, Holy Cross High School in River Grove, Triton College and the College of DuPage. While working for McDonald's Corp., he enjoyed participating in the...

  • Central teens contribute off the field

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Nov 6, 2019

    Hinsdale Central High School seniors Carl Hinchman and Zamaan Qureshi both have a lifelong love of sports. Hinchman started playing football in third grade, and Qureshi was on the soccer field by the time he was in first grade. Competing at the varsity level at Central wasn't in the cards for either of them, but they both found ways to stay involved in the games they love. Hinchman hits pay dirt Hinchman played a year of Falcon Football in third grade before he was diagnosed...

  • State newbies play like veterans

    Ken Knutson|Updated Oct 30, 2019

    Last year, the Hinsdale Central girls tennis team brought home the IHSA state championship - the program's 18th overall - with 23 points earned. At this weekend's state tournament in Buffalo Grove, the Red Devils blew past that total, racking up 33 points. This season, however, that meant runner-up honors to Lake Forest's tally of 39. Such are the vagaries of the state finals, where the complexion of the competition, like the weather conditions, changes from season to season....

  • The land of Red Devils easy prey for dark side

    Updated Oct 30, 2019

    It’s Halloween in Hinsdale. A time of revelry for both young and old as children finally get to don those carefully chosen costumes, while parents make them put a jacket over because it’s 37 degrees. But lurking in the shadows, just beyond the glowing jack-o-lanterns and illuminated front yard water features, frightful events are stirring in our imagination that would cause anyone’s hair to stand up. Even without a visit to the blow bar. We turn our shielded eyes to the downtown parking deck now under construction, a shini...

  • Instant replay

    Updated Oct 23, 2019

    Hinsdale Central junior Valerie Wilson follows through on a spike Oct. 15 during the Red Devils home volleyball match against conference rival Proviso West. The Devils defeated the Panthers in straight games....

  • Headed to state

    Updated Oct 23, 2019

    The Hinsdale Central girls tennis team will compete at the IHSA state tournament today, Oct. 24, through Saturday, Oct. 26, at Buffalo Grove High School. Representing the Red Devils will be freshmen Nicole Hu and Prachi Shah in singles, and the pairings of seniors Sarah Badawi and Caroline Kotarski and sophomores Katie Dollens and Zoe Limparis in doubles. Good luck Devils!...

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