Reed-Custer

Reed-Custer alumni kick it back for the soccer program

Published by admin on Tue, 07/25/2017 - 7:16pm

    Reed-Custer held its fourth annual alumni soccer game Thursday, and while they didn’t have the numbers as past years, they still enjoyed the day.
    The Comets had about 18 players in attendance for the game, all current and past players for the boys soccer team.
    That’s down from last year’s event which had 24 players compete, including a few female players. It  didn’t help that it was blistering hot out on the field.

Jaden Christian prepares for National Junior Olympics

Published by admin on Tue, 07/18/2017 - 6:35pm

    Reed-Custer track star Jaden Christian had an outstanding season this past spring.
    The Comet freshman broke school records on her way to the State finals where she capped off her first year with a pair of state medals.
    Christian set a record in long jump (18’ 1”), while also setting a personal record in triple jump (37’ 2.5”).

Comets battle during 7v7, linemen challenge

Published by admin on Tue, 07/18/2017 - 6:31pm

    The Reed-Custer football program held its second annual 7v7 competition, and saw plenty of success along the way, giving some positive outlooks for the upcoming season.
    The friendly competition took place on Saturday, with nine other teams taking part in the 7v7 scrimmages, and 10 other teams competing in the always eventful lineman challenge.

Lady Comets putting in work over the summer

Published by admin on Mon, 07/03/2017 - 6:54pm

    The Reed-Custer volleyball program enjoyed a little fun this past week, as they held their middle school and high school volleyball camps.
    The week serves as a well-deserved break from all the hard work the athletes put in, including weight training, off-season practices and workouts.

Comet football continues cultivating young athletes

Published by admin on Mon, 07/03/2017 - 6:47pm

    While storms were threatening Thursday afternoon, the Reed-Custer football program was busy holding their final day of the youth football camp.
    The clouds were ominous, but that didn’t keep the kids from losing focus as Reed-Custer’s football coach Mark Wolf directed the young athletes through drills and games.

Comets will appreciate the comforts of home as they travel more in ‘17

Published by admin on Tue, 06/27/2017 - 4:50pm

    Who’s thinking football in the middle of summer? You can bet Reed-Custer coach Mark Wolf and his Comets are now that the 2017 schedule has been released.
    While Reed-Custer won’t see much change to their schedule during 2017, they will be hitting the road more often this year.
    The Comets had five home games last year, but with the switch for the new season, they will have five on the road this fall.

School Board honors outstanding track athletes

Published by admin on Tue, 06/27/2017 - 4:45pm

Members of the Reed-Custer Board of Education took a moment last week to recognize three outstanding members of the RCHS track team.
On June 21, freshman Jaden Christian, junior Zach Weaver, and senior Vinnie Vercelote were lauded by board members for their outstanding contributions to the track team during the spring season.

Comets finish with winning record in Braidwood Shootout

Published by admin on Tue, 06/20/2017 - 5:11pm

    Reed-Custer’s varsity boys basketball team has  talent coming up through the ranks.
    That was apparent this past weekend when the Comets competed in the 23rd annual Braidwood Shootout, where they finished 3-2.
    Whether it was the sure fire plays from Russell Page, Dylan Hutchison and Gavin Grace, or the young athleticism from new varsity regulars like AJ Cherry, Brendan Wiggins or Gage Stamm, the Comets are continuing to show their basketball prowess.

Recognizing Reed-Custer’s senior student-athletes of the year

Published by admin on Tue, 06/06/2017 - 7:22pm

    They are the miracle students, taking on a full list of responsibilities throughout their four years at the high school.
    Whether it be working hard in the classroom, dedicating themselves to improving at practice, or being ready to perform on game days, they are constantly pushing themselves.
    The Braidwood Journal is recognizing the top six senior student-athletes of the year, giving them credit for all of their hard work.
    Not only were these individuals chosen by their performances on the court or field, but also by their merits in the classroom.

Smith signs with Judson University

Published by admin on Tue, 06/06/2017 - 7:12pm

    Reed-Custer varsity soccer player Koby Smith has committed to Judson University.
    Smith, son of Rick and Tammy Smith, will attend Judson in the fall planning to major in architecture.
    “Koby was a leader for sure,” said Reed-Custer coach Andy Gleixner. “I talked a lot about him on senior night and at our banquet. When you have a player who can be a coach on the field, that is how Koby is.