The Latest Breaking News from Loyola

Michael O’Brien’s Super 25 high school football rankings for Week 10

Naperville North returns. South Elgin and IC Catholic debut.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 23, 2022

Previewing and predicting the Class 8A state football playoffs

The Ramblers are still the heavy favorites to win the Class 8A state championship in Champaign.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 23, 2022

State playoff pairings first impressions: Simeon’s rough road, CPS record, Loyola falls

The playoff pairings did not fall Simeon’s way.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 23, 2022

High school? That’s cool. Caravan’s Jordan Lynch is loving football as much as ever

Ten years after blowing up on the national stage as Northern Illinois’ quarterback, Lynch leads Mount Carmel — his other alma mater — into its biggest game of a special season.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 18, 2022

Four Downs: Having a top-quality kicker gives Simeon an unusual weapon

News and notes from Week 8 in high school football: Player of the Year update, appreciating the Oswego rivalry and Loyola’s secret weapon.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 16, 2022

Loyola manhandles St. Patrick, looks ahead to showdown vs. Mount Carmel

Loyola beat St. Patrick 53-7 and could finally discuss what everyone has been talking about: next week’s showdown in Wilmette between No. 1 Mount Carmel and No. 2 Loyola.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 15, 2022

Ranking the top basketball coaching jobs in the Catholic League

The Catholic League is a basketball conference that’s steadily been on the rise over the past decade.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 4, 2022

Michael O’Brien’s Super 25 high school football rankings for Week 7

St. Charles North, Lake Zurich and Plainfield North all make season debuts.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 2, 2022

Week 6’s top high school football games

Breaking down the week’s best games.

Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 29, 2022

Survey: Most Angelenos have favorable view of LAPD, despite lingering concerns around bias

LOS ANGELES — The public's confidence in the Los Angeles Police Department has improved slightly over the last two years, although more than half of the city's residents believe policing remains tainted by racial bias among officers, according to a survey from Loyola Marymount University.

Los Angeles Times · Sep 28, 2022