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chicagotribune.com | Stacey Wescott |Tracy Greer
Women’s sports had a pivotal year in 2024. Financially and culturally, a steady rise in popularity and reach has made women’s sports more valuable than ever. Tribune photojournalist Stacey Wescott is spending 2025 highlighting Illinois women athletes. “The best of wrestling for me is when I throw people. I love to throw people.”Sophomore Sara Martinez Lopera of Thomas Kelly College Prep is passionate about her sport.
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azdailysun.com | Stacey Wescott
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2 months ago | 
chicagotribune.com | Stacey Wescott
Women’s sports had a pivotal year in 2024. Financially and culturally, a steady rise in popularity and reach has made women’s sports more valuable than ever. Tribune photojournalist Stacey Wescott is spending 2025 highlighting Illinois women athletes. Sandra Sproch was beaming as she hopped off the first-place spot on the podium after back-to-back wins in the open female division at the 120th Norge Annual Winter Ski Jump Tournament in Fox River Grove on Jan. 26.
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2 months ago | 
herald-review.com | Stacey Wescott
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bnd.com | Stacey Wescott |Chris Sweda
Virginia McCaskey, the Chicago Bears owner and daughter of team founder George Halas, died on Feb. 6, 2025, at the age of 102. Copyright (C) 2024, Tribune Content Agency, LLC. Portions copyrighted by the respective providers. This story was originally published February 12, 2025 at 1:42 PM.
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2 months ago | 
chicagotribune.com | Stacey Wescott |Chris Sweda
Virginia McCaskey, the Chicago Bears owner and daughter of team founder George Halas, died on Feb. 6, 2025, at the age of 102. Former Chicago Bears head coach Lovie Smith and his wife, MaryAnne Smith, arrive at the funeral mass of Chicago Bears owner Virginia McCaskey at St. Emily Catholic Church on Feb. 12, 2025, in Mount Prospect. McCaskey was 102-years-old. (Stacey Wescott/Chicago Tribune)Former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher arrives at the funeral of Virginia McCaskey on Feb.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
chicagotribune.com | Stacey Wescott
Women’s sports had a pivotal year in 2024. Financially and culturally, a steady rise in popularity and reach has made women’s sports more valuable than ever. Tribune photojournalist Stacey Wescott is spending 2025 highlighting Illinois women athletes, starting with Alina Bonillo. Alina Bonillo was skating before she was born. That’s because her mom, Larissa Zamotina Bonillo, a Russian national medalist, skated and coached throughout her pregnancy.
