The Stonington boys indoor track team enters the upcoming season with Head Coach Megan Chapman at the helm for a third straight year. Published by The Westerly Sun, this piece previews the program’s focus on building skills in sprinting, running, and athletics.
The local girls soccer season has come to a close, culminating in a final ranking of the top five teams in the area. Though specific details are reserved for paid plans, the excitement of the season’s end resonates strongly within the community.
A local couple, Brooke and Joshua Wagner, plans to donate $1 million toward the construction of a new fieldhouse at Boiling Springs High School. The South Middleton School Board and community members see this pledge as a meaningful investment in K-12 education and the district’s athletic future.
Boerne Champion’s varsity water polo teams surged into their regional finals this weekend, securing back-to-back wins in Friday’s semifinals. Meanwhile, Greyhound tennis faced a tough match in its own regional final appearance and came up short.
The NJSIAA’s most recent October meeting spotlighted proposed changes to flag football timelines and in-season tournaments. These developments signal significant updates for high school sports programs across New Jersey.
In a tense girls soccer matchup decided in extra time, Metuchen triumphed over Spotswood thanks to a decisive overtime goal. Surgan proved the difference, capping off a tight contest with one final, crucial play.
In a season already marked by multiple accolades, Pioneer’s girls golf team has soared to new heights by shooting a record-setting round. This milestone underscores a trend of record-breaking performances among local girls’ golf squads.
Ben Barnett went from limited playing time last season to a pivotal role in Silver Creek’s latest victory over Broomfield. In just the third game of his senior campaign, he propelled his team to a decisive shutout, quickly emerging as a hero among his peers.
Monroe High School’s own Vikki Stec has been honored as the Boys Volleyball Coach of the Year for 2025, recognizing her outstanding leadership and dedication.
In a remarkable performance at the Division 1 state meet, the Chippewa Falls boys track and field team saw multiple athletes advance to the finals. Two sprinters, another individual sprinter, and a relay team secured their spots, showcasing the team’s depth and talent.
