Sterling senior Larry Frye shines as team vital cog
Larry Frye, one of seven Sterling Warriors seniors, started the first five games of 1970 after limited play last season. A versatile athlete, he fits Sterling’s quick offense, draws on YMCA roots, and balances academics, Student Council, National Honor Society, Robed Choir, and tennis. He credits teammates and guard Fortney for hot shooting and aims for Stanford or Northwestern after high school.
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Smoke Signals Warriors Open season bold with depth
This article outlines Coach Hall turning to a deep roster to offset height losses after Mark House's graduation. The Warriors, coming off a Sweet 16 run, rely on speed and ball control from reserves to challenge taller opponents. After a season opener loss to Freeport, they have shown surprising resilience.
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Neil Boyer
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Freeport
IHSA Exams Classify Officials Into Three Divisions
IHSA conducts referee examinations hosted at SHS to maintain quality in basketball. Three ranks exist: Registered, Recognized, and Certified referees, each with distinct tests and book requirements. Pay remains fixed across ranks, with higher ranks granting eligibility to officiate higher level games.
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Mike Davis
IHSA
Illinois
SHS
Pom-Pom Advisor Mrs White Joins Sterling High Staff
In a PME interview Peoria Richwoods alumna Mrs White describes her role as Pom Pom advisor while teaching English at Sterling High. She balances duties with plans for stronger routines and school spirit activities and shares interests in travel water sports and music.
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Carole Metcalfe
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Sterling High
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