The Denver Broncos clinched the AFC’s number one playoff spot with a 19-3 win over the Los Angeles Chargers. Ja’Quan McMillian’s 45-yard interception return for a touchdown and Wil Lutz’s flawless kicking powered a decisive victory that showcased Denver’s defensive strength.
Central Washington University’s women’s basketball team closed 2025 in spectacular fashion, routing the Walla Walla Wolves with a 112-28 victory. The Wildcats’ strong offense and defense shone throughout, leaving no doubt about their dominance at year’s end.
In a resounding display of dominance, the Cascade Champions returned from a 12-day hiatus and trounced Moore County 67-40. Kelso’s 26 points and the team’s clamp-down defense defined a rivalry win held in Lynchburg, Tenn.
North Knox proved unstoppable, holding Bloomfield scoreless in the second and third quarters to secure a commanding 68-13 win. Ranked No. 2 in Class 2A, the Warriors showcased a dominant defense that left Bloomfield struggling for points on Saturday.
Texas claimed a decisive 23-6 victory over No. 6 Oklahoma, intercepting quarterback John Mateer three times in a hard-fought Red River showdown. The Sooners’ first loss of the season showcased the Longhorns’ dominant defense and shook up the national rankings.
Boise State showcased a dominant display by defeating Appalachian State 47-14. Two critical pick-sixes highlighted the night, and head coach Spencer Danielson weighed in on the significance of these game-turning plays.
Indianola’s football team prepares for a pivotal showdown against conference rival Newton. With only two total touchdowns allowed this season, the Indians hope to secure their first 4-0 start since 2021.
BYU controlled the pace from the opening whistle, cruising to a 27-3 victory over Stanford on Saturday night. LJ Martin rushed for 110 yards while Will Ferrin’s four field goals sealed a decisive road to victory.
No. 4 Ryan secured a 20-12 victory over Mansfield Timberview, bolstered by a fierce defensive stand. Junior defensive back John Catlin Jr. led the charge with two blocked PATs, an interception, and a fumble recovery. Catlin Jr.’s performance continues a family legacy already established by his older brother, NFL tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders.
Gardena Serra continued its string of defensive prowess with a second consecutive shutout victory over L.A. Hamilton. Led by Khary Wilder, DeVohn Moutra Jr., and an unyielding secondary, the Cavaliers have yet to relinquish a single point this season.