The Ironmen football team make their first Semifinal appearance since 2007 Saturday, Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. when they face the Downers Grove Trojans. In 2007, Community went 12-1 in Class 6A under head coach Mr. Hud Venerable.

After a string of shutouts, the Iron defense surrendered 30 points last week. This week the defense is tasked with stopping Glenbard East's explosive running game.

Community's boys cross country team has a chance to qualify for State as a team. The top six teams from each Sectional advance to the State meet. Despite strong Sectional competition, with a good race, the Iron can earn a 5th or 6th place finish.

The Ironmen look to improve to 10-0 when they host the Argo Argonauts in the opening round of the IHSA playoffs.

Community has faced some of the top-ranked teams in Illinois this season in tournament action: Hinsdale Central (20), Lockport (19), Mater Dei (15), Normal West (14), U-High (12), Lyons (7) and Benet Academy (2), coming away with wins over Mater Dei and Hinsdale Central and taking several matches to...

Chase Dwinal has been instrumental in Community's 19-6-1 record as the team's second-leading scorer this season.

The Iron's offensive line has been key in the team's success this season, protecting Kyle Beaty and opening running lanes for Tommy Davis.

Senior Ian Henrichsmeyer splits time in net for the Ironmen with Parker Michels. Between the two, Community has shut out opponents 12 times this season.

The Iron sit atop the Big 12 standings at 5-0. While rival Normal West is 5-1 in the conference, Community holds the conference tie-breaker, defeating the Wildcats 43-0 in Week 3.

The Ironmen look to Kyle Beaty's calm demeanor to lead Community in Week Three.

The Iron improved to 2-0 on the season and 1-0 in Big 12 Conference play with a decisive 57-6 road victory over Champaign Central on Sept. 1.

Junior Joey Yaros (center) took second in the boys cross country team's opening meet, posting a 15:52 finish at Maxwell Park on Sept. 1.

Mar'Quan Gary pulls in a 27 yard touchdown. Gary had four receptions for 86 yards and scored on a nine-yard run in the season opener. Photo Courtesy of:

Ekal Vidyalaya is non-profit organization focused on building "thriving, self-reliant rural villages" in India "through education, health services, and economic empowerment." The organization is active in more than 10 countries, where it focuses on making an impact in local communities.

Sophomore Sachi Revuru scoured markets in India for 300 unique handmade rakhi. Attendees then tied the red-threaded jewelry on other guests’ wrists in homage to the custom among siblings at traditional Raksha Bandhan ceremonies.

Helping Hands youth board member Pranathi Ganti (’24) addresses the more than 65 students, staff and administrators who attended the Aug. 30 event.

While Raksha Bandhan traditionally honors literal sisters and brothers, event participators tied rakhi around each other's wrists as a more symbolic gesture of brotherhood and unity.

Ali Ince and Olivia Hartke first ran cross country together when Ince was in the 6th grade and Hartke in the 8th -- this season's State meet marked the final time the friends would race together.