Fonda-Fultonville’s pursuit of a Class C championship ended with a stinging loss to Schuylerville in Clifton Park. The matchup, long anticipated by both teams, concluded a season defined by high hopes and fierce competition.
Round one of the high school football playoffs has arrived in the Shreveport-Bossier City area, where local matchups promise intense competition. Fans are eager to follow the action as teams battle for the chance to advance.
The second round of the 2025 South Carolina high school football playoffs, sanctioned by the SCHSL, is set to kick off on Friday, November 14, 2025. Fans and athletes alike await live updates and final scores, eager to see which teams will make it one step closer to a state championship.
Nevada’s high school football scene heats up as Bishop Gorman battles Foothill in the NIAA semifinals on November 14. With five straight shutouts already under their belt, Bishop Gorman hopes to extend its remarkable defensive run and secure a spot in the state title game.
DeSoto Parish has produced three different district champions in one remarkable football season, showcasing what can be achieved with steadfast administrative support. As momentum continues to build, local teams and fans alike celebrate an achievement that promises more to come.
Local high school football teams begin their first round of playoff matchups this week, all scheduled to start at 7 p.m. With the postseason underway, fans can expect tense battles and determined efforts on the field as each squad hopes to advance.
Sierra Canyon, seeded fourth in the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 bracket, will host Santa Margarita in the first round, while Chaminade opens its Division 2 campaign on the road. These two matchups highlight the intensity of local high school playoff football.
Whitehall faced East Stroudsburg South in the District 11 5A semifinals, contending with a tougher test than expected. Despite the short rivalry between the teams, the Zephyrs ultimately pulled ahead late in the contest to secure victory.
Ann Arbor-area football teams are reviewing their offensive stat sheets as they gear up for the final week of the regular season. Passing, rushing, and receiving categories hint at which local athletes have defined the gridiron action thus far and who might make a final push toward the top.
The No. 6-seeded Little Falls Flyers faced a formidable No. 3 Princeton squad Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Section 8-4A play-in round. Despite a spirited effort, the Flyers fell in the opening game of their postseason run.