We all know where the Glenbard West would like their journey to end this season.But how did it start? And we don’t mean its 79-33 regional semifinal victory over Wheaton North on Wednesday.

Rourke Robinson had an unexpected visitor jump into the background of his postgame picture on Friday night. The Wheaton Warrenville South senior point guard wanted a quick memory following his stellar two-way performance against Wheaton North.

The DeKalb boys basketball team battled down the stretch to take down Wheaton North 50-40 in the third-place game of the Burlington Central MLK Tournament.The Barbs twice looked like they were going to blow the game open in the second half, but the Falcons kept scraping back into the game.

Wheaton North crashed in on Zac Schmidt trying to trap him on his first pass.Schmidt, Burlington Central’s senior, calmly dribbled out of the jam and found Gavin Sarvis flying from left to right along the baseline.Sarvis, from there, did what he perhaps does best. He finished at the rim for a thunderous fourth quarter alley-oop slam to put a capper on the Rockets’ 58-38 victory over Wheaton North on Saturday at Burlington Central’s MLK Tournament.

To get an entire team to completely buy in defensively is special, and Wheaton Warrenville South is living proof of that. Holding their seventh opponent to fewer than 35 points, the Tigers continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 49-30 win over Wheaton North Friday.

Batavia scored the game’s first nine points, all by way of the 3-pointer, and never looked back in a convincing 55-34 victory over Wheaton North to remain unbeaten.

Here’s a look at the boys basketball season in the DuKane