DJ Steward, Adam Miller and the other hoopers at this year’s Chicago Elite Classic served notice to the rest of the country that Chicago is indeed the mecca of basketball.
The two-day boys and girls’ basketball showcase is back at Wintrust Arena and Chicago’s South Loop for the second consecutive year and, somehow, the event promises to be even more competitive.
The event offered over 60 of the best high school talents from Chicago Public Schools for an opportunity to show off their skills and abilities in front of collegiate soccer coaches from across the U.S.
Last week didn’t provide quite the homecoming Morgan Taylor would’ve wanted if he had his say, but he was still happy to be back in Chicago. Taylor, a 2018 Marist […]
Upon first glance at the schedule for the 2018 Chicago Elite Classic, one might’ve asked whether the “elite” adjective was fitting for the city. Sure, state powerhouses Whitney Young and […]
The 2018 Chicago Elite Classic tips off tonight and for the first time in the tournament’s history, it will be played at Wintrust Arena in the South Loop
There was no reason for the good people of New Lenox, where Providence is located, to halt a trip to the city some 24 hours after the Van Dyke verdict was announced. There were no roaming gangs of looters in Woodlawn just like there were no Red, Black and Green death marchers in the loop, in fact there weren’t even protesters on Friday, merely demonstrators…
The City Game focuses coverage on the game of basketball at the amateur levels in and around the city of Chicago; Chris Pennant is a contributor to WARR.com
The City Game focuses coverage on the game of basketball at the amateur levels in and around the city of Chicago; Justin Dukes is a contributor to WARR.com
The City Game focuses coverage on the game of basketball at the amateur levels in and around the city of Chicago; Justin Dukes is a contributor to WARR.com
