The girls varsity volleyball traveled to Dundee-Crown for the IHSA sectionals. The teams were neck and neck, but Barrington took the final point ending...

Varsity football goes against Andrew High School in an IHSA Playoff game. After a back-and-forth battle, Huntley falls to Andrew, ending their 2022 season....

As the weather turns colder, and the COVID-19 cases continue to increase, the chances of students at Huntley High School returning for school start to...

Huntley High School’s boys golf team enjoyed many improvements this year, with one golfer, Jack Wagner, making it as far as state. There, they underperformed,...

Students of Huntley High School's bands and choirs traveled to Harvard High School to compete in the IHSA Solo/Ensemble Contest on March 4. Of the 163...

Last night, Huntley High School students performed a vocal and instrumental concert in preparation for the IHSA Solo Ensemble Competition. There were...

fter an undefeated conference season, Huntley High School’s girls basketball team was defeated by Fremd on Monday night in the IHSA Supersectional. They...

During the post game handshakes after Rockford Jefferson's win over Rockford East in the regional semifinals, a fight broke out. Players and fans came to blows as the tension between the two teams boiled over. The IHSA handed down swift punishment on the Rockford Jefferson players involved in the fight, suspending three starters, two bench players and Jefferson's head coach for the game against Huntley. A depleted Rockford Jefferson squad was outclassed by Huntley in every way falling 77-29 in a game that was never even close.

Tonight from 6:00 to just after 9:00, Huntley’s choir performed their Third Quarter Solo/Ensemble Concert, which featured multiple genres of music ranging from classic Italian pieces to modern Broadway ballads. In total, 49 songs were performed.

Winning regionals in their last game, and finishing the season at 27-4, Huntley moved on to sectionals at Crystal Lake South to face the Boylan Catholic Titans. What would be the last high school game for seniors Bethany Zornow, Samantha Andrews, and Rachel Zobott started off slow for the Red Raiders, only scoring 4 points to Boylan’s 13.

Huntley High School’s boys basketball team’s final game of the season was on Tuesday, Feb. 24 on the home court. The seniors finished strong, winning 55-28 over Crystal Lake South. Nine players on the 2013-2014 varsity basketball team are seniors and this was their last regular season game.