Bartlett Preps

Seven St. Charles East wrestlers won titles, including a close title match for defending champ Dom Munaretto. The Saints cruised to the team title and Ben Davino stayed on track for his fourth straight state title.

Drew and Rawls scored a goal apiece; Geneva's defense largely shut down Bartlett to go to Saturday's Class 3A regional final vs. South Elgin.

George Thomos and Glenbard South prevailed in a 2-1 pitchers' duel on Friday at Bartlett.

Benet used its size and athleticism to dominate the glass on both ends to dismantle Bartlett in a convincing 62-38 victory to win the Class 4A Addison Trail Regional title – the team’s 15th consecutive win since its only loss of the season on Dec 30.

Benet faced Bartlett in the 4A Addison Trail Regional final on Friday, Feb. 24, 2023.

Bartlett scores 28 points in fourth quarter, handles Batavia 57-49 in the Class 4A Addison Trail regional semifinal on Wednesday. Bartlett, who last won a regional since 2018, faces top-seeded Benet on Friday.

Glenbard East forced three fumbles and had a pick six as the Rams blanked Bartlett 41-0 on Friday.

Jalen Brown, only in his second year of playing football, ran for a school record 286 yards and four touchdowns, blasting unbeaten Glenbard South past Bartlett 47-6.

Bartlett hosted Glenbard South in Week 5 of the 2022-23 football season on Friday, Sept. 23, 2022.

Sophie Sutherland and Sidney Timms scored goals in overtime and Hannah Lehmann made three saves in goal in the extra period as St. Charles North broke through to beat Bartlett 2-0 to win the Class 3A Streamwood Regional title.

Caden Krystofiak struck out 13 and allowed just an unearned run on two hits in six dominant innings – and then Glenbard East held off a furious Bartlett comeback for a 7-6 win on Thursday.

Tyler Fawcett scored 17 points and Matt Sommerdyke 12, and Wheaton Warrenville South shot 71% in the first half to roll past Bartlett 64-43 in Friday's regional final in Wheaton.

Bartlett 7-foo-3 senior Conrad Luczynski flirted with a triple double with 14 points and seven blocks, and had a key assist late as Bartlett beat Geneva 47-42 to advance to face Wheaton Warrenville South in a regional final.

Sophomore guard Kelton McEwen scored 18 of his 26 points in the second half as Bartlett used a 14-0 run in the third quarter to earn a 56-50 victory over St. Charles North.

Big 7-foot-3 Conrad Luczynski had 21 points and 13 rebounds, powering Bartlett past a short-handed Glenbard East team missing two starters 54-37.

With one minute and 50 seconds remaining, Chris Suger drained the Vikings’ 11th 3-pointer of the game to reverse the final Geneva deficit of the night in an ultimate 57-51 victory.

The girls basketball season tips off this week. Here is a team-by-team look at the Upstate Eight Conference.

Trevor Burnett ran for 165 yards and two touchdowns, and Glenbard South beat Bartlett 28-0.

Bartlett rallies past Benet 21-25, 32-30, 25-22 in a match that lived up the glittery records.

Bartlett scored eight runs in the first inning, and went on to beat Glenbard East 16-5 to snap the Rams' three-game winning streak.

Mia Dela Merced had a team-high six kills and Allyson Warburton four kills in St. Charles North's two-set win over Bartlett on Wednesday.

Bartlett's defense came up with several critical plays to turn away Glenbard South in the Upstate Eight Conference opener Saturday.

Bartlett beat Glenbard South in Saturday's Upstate Eight championship game.

Bartlett fended off a late Glenbard East rally in an Upstate Eight Conference tournament game.

Valentine’s Day came a little early for Geneva’s boys basketball team Wednesday night.Senior guard Nathan Valentine canned a 3-point basket from just inside the volleyball marked line at the buzzer to give the Vikings (2-0) a hard-fought, 42-39 non-conference victory over host Bartlett (1-1).

For anyone heading out to Bartlett for the game Saturday, the game has been moved to an 11:30 a.m. kickoff in hopes of avoiding the heat that is expected for the early afternoon.

Anthony Binetti took one step back and flung a pass to his right, almost immediately toward Josh Esikiel, who turned and trotted in for an easy 7-yard touchdown pass. The toss helped Huntley cushion a 17-point fourth quarter lead.