Rolling Meadows

Here are some of the highlights from the weekend at Supreme Courts in Aurora.

Eight players to keep an eye on this offseason as college coaches and talent evaluators ramp up their interest.

A look at local stars that have their college teams ranked, checking in with Max Christie and debating the Eisenhower sectional seeds.

Deerfield is taller than plenty of college teams. Rolling Meadows and star Max Christie didn’t have an answer for that size on Wednesday.

Max Christie’s star-making moment will have to wait. Stagg and senior Martin Macenis saw to that. The Chargers knocked off Rolling Meadows 56-49 in first round action.

Rolling Meadows sophomore Max Christie and Buffalo Grove freshman Kam Craft, squared off on Friday. Both had big games, but junior Nate Cole and senior Tom Trieb tipped things the Bisons’ way in a 67-54 road win.

Rolling Meadows sophomore Max Christie was chosen to be in a select group that will compete for a spot on the national team

With July in the books, it’s time to recap a month with the City/Suburban Hoop Reports' July stock boosters, winners and losers.

Max Christie of Rolling Meadows brings a smooth, modern day game and defies his age with an old-school mindset.

Jalen McLachlan was a reserve on a very good Knights team last season, now he’s a starter. Friday in Rolling Meadows the 6-4 forward turned in a career-high 17 points and 10 rebounds to spark No. 21 Prospect to a 72-63 win over the Mustangs.