Central Girls Make History

1/11/2025

In school history, Naperville Central had not competed in a scored dual until they travelled to Oswego for a three duals.  NCHS has eleven girls on the roster covering eight of the fourteen weight classes, so winning a dual is a tall order.  Central defeated St. Charles East in dual number one for the school’s first ever win by a girls team.  The Lady Redhawks were defeated in the other two duals against host Oswego and Joliet West, mainly due to their forfeits.  In all, the team won 19 matches against 7 losses, with all 19 wins by fall.

Central Hosts Three Top Schools in Home Quad

1/11/2025

• Naperville Central 21 – Glenbard North 47
• Naperville Central 29 – Oak Park River Forest 41
• Naperville Central 35 – Homewood Flossmoor 38

The Naperville Central Redhawks are now 16-6 on the season after dropping three tough duals at home.  Combined, Central won 16 matches and lost 26.  Two Hawks won all three matches and three others finished 2-1.

Central Tops Morton

1/10/2025

Naperville Central improved to 16-3 on the 2024-2025 season after defeating Berwyn-Cicero Morton High School by a score of 71-6.  The Redhawks won 12 of the 13 contested matches and earned one win by forfeit.  Six matches were won by fall and five more by technical fall.  Central racked up 38 takedowns against their opponents.

Naperville Central Defeats DVC Foe Metea Valley

1/9/2025

Naperville Central traveled to Metea Valley and defeated the Mustangs 76-6.  Metea Valley honored their seniors prior to the dual.  Only five matches were contested as the Mustangs forfeited nine weight classes.  Winners for the Redhawks were James Ball, Vince Bern, CJ Bierman, and Nick Olvera.  Ball and Olvera both won by fall while Bierman and Bern each picked up wins by technical fall.  Central won the JV competition 77-0 and won the freshman matchup 62-17.  Metea matched up only three in the girls competition and the Mustangs won all three.

Naperville Central defeated Metea junior varsity team 77-0 and freshman team 62-17 freshman.