Carpenter's walk-off single lifts MC over Illiana

CHICAGO | One reason Mount Carmel coach Brian Hurry has 401 wins at only 39-years-old is his unwavering trust in his players.

Five 4-baggers give Caravan's Hurry 400th win

CHICAGO | It was not typical Brian Hurry style of baseball.

Selfless Ty Patterson fuels Mount Carmel lacrosse team

Wherever the big moments are, Ty Patterson isn’t.

Pete Struck Invitational

ORLAND PARK | Many things can go wrong in a 300-meter hurdle race. A runner can trip over a hurdle, run into the wrong lane on the curve, get a bad start, or fade at the finish.

Anyiwo's big finish lifts H-F to Beebe Classic boys track title

Standing near the finish line at Homewood-Flossmoor's newly-christened Dick Beebe Track Classic, Vikings coach and son of the event's namesake Nate Beebe shouted across the infield to a runner finishing his post-race cool-down.

Gasser leads the Caravan's receivers

If you watched Mount Carmel wide receiver Jason Gasser, you would think the Caravan were going deep on every play.

Scouting the 2012 Mount Carmel Caravan Football Team

Mount Carmel Caravan

Mount Carmel now 9-0 in league play with baseball win over St. Laurence

CHICAGO | The undefeated season continues for Mount Carmel, and it's not even something the team seems to be worried about.

Caravan win in extra innings on Laurisch single

CHICAGO | Baseball teams have been gunning for Mount Carmel all season, throwing the best they have to offer in hopes it will be enough to hand the Caravan a first loss of the season.

Antoine Walker retires after 2 seasons in Idaho

BOISE, Idaho | Former NBA All-Star and Mt. Carmel standout Antoine Walker is calling it quits after spending two seasons trying to rejuvenate his career with the Idaho Stampede.

Bloom Twp. falls in OT at MLK Day of Hoops

JOLIET | No lead is safe when Times No. 1 Bloom Township holds it.

Mount Carmel's Frank Kelly is Mr. Sure-handed

Maybe Frank Kelly's hands should be in an Allstate Insurance commercial.

McNabb not ready to call it quits

Despite being benched for the second straight year, first in Washington and now by Minnesota, Donovan McNabb isn't ready to concede his status as an NFL quarterback is slipping. He's an obvious candidate for television analysis at some point, but for now he's not calling it a career.