Jake Reed

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tyler Fiorito, McDonogh The Princeton-bound senior goalie and two-time All-Metro first-team selection was easily the best goalie in the area and perhaps the best in the country. He saved 293 shots at a 71.4 percent rate and allowed...

Joe Bonanni, St. Mary's Bonanni, a four-year starter, was routinely called upon to keep the opposing team's top player in check. The fundamentally sound, Ohio State-bound defender helped lead his team to the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic...

Player of the Year Tyler Fiorito, McDonogh The Princeton-bound senior goalie had the ability to change a game. He recorded 293 saves - 101 more than last season - and deflected shots at a 71.4 percent clip against some of the best players in the country...

Saturday, March 10, 2007 TOURNAMENTS ARCADIA Fifth Place St. Francis 13, Azusa 7 Senior right fielder Andrew Sember hit for the cycle, scored three runs and drove in two for St. Francis (4-1), which scored eight runs in the top of the sixth inning to...

Saturday, March 17, 2007 TOURNAMENTS CHATSWORTH Pool Play Cleveland 10, Westchester 0 (5 innings) Cesar Luna spaced five hits and struck out three and Mickey Brodsky had a triple and three RBIs for host Cleveland (6-2). Westchester is 3-3. Narbonne...

Player of the Year: Brennan Kelly, McDonogh The last time a defender earned All-Metro Player of the Year honors in The Sun was in 1997, when Boys' Latin's John Glatzel led the Lakers through an unbeaten, title-winning season, never getting beat one-on-...

Player of the Year: Kevin Huntley, Calvert Hall After earning The Sun's All-Metro Player of the Year honors during his junior season, Huntley was even more of a marked man when he returned to this spring's Cardinals program for his senior year. But...

Player of the Year: Jed Prossner, McDonogh The 6-foot-2, 180-pound senior "played to exhaustion and left everything on the field," according to his coach, Jake Reed. "He's the best kid I've ever had." Prossner, who won the C. Markland Kelly Award...

The Soldier Field turf, hallowed by the presence of Bears Hall of Famers such as Sid Luckman, Gale Sayers, Walter Payton and Dick Butkus during special pregame ceremonies Sunday, was then desecrated by a second straight sorry performance by the '94 Bears....

Road 'dogs. The Bears love that role. Send them on the road, tell them they have no chance to win. Push them to the brink of extinction. And then watch them respond. They were underdogs at Miami in November and knocked off the AFC East champions. They...

You were scared for them at first. Seriously frightened that for the first time in the annals of organized sport, a team might actually be ground into the artificial turf and disappear. Minnesota's offense operated as if running its pregame walkthrough,...

You know you have a problem when three games into the season, your punter is your most valuable player. When two losses create a hole that already seems insurmountable. And when you look around the locker room and have to wonder not so much how to...