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.
In a remarkable showcase at the state track finals, Petoskey’s 4×100 relay team and Charlevoix’s Hunter Eaton secured state titles. Their victories have garnered statewide respect and ignited pride within their communities.
Cape Cod and the Islands are gearing up for an exciting postseason as nine baseball and five softball teams have secured spots in the MIAA state tournaments.
The Northfield High School girls track and field team secured fourth place at the 2025 Big 9 championship, led by three standout first-place finishes at the meet hosted by Albert Lea on May 22.
