New Mexico’s 2025 high school football season culminated in impressive displays of receiving talent across the state. Fans now have the chance to pick who truly stood out in a fiercely competitive field of candidates.
Two Stratford High School standouts delivered a captivating performance at this year’s Shrine Bowl, propelling South Carolina to victory over North Carolina. Quarterback Jachin Davis threw two touchdown passes, while running back Meliq McGowan led the team in rushing. Their combined efforts showcased the high caliber of talent within South Carolina’s prep football ranks.
Brian Wilson has earned the 2025 Morning News Football Coach of the Year honor by steering the Tigers from a disheartening 1-9 record to an impressive 7-5 season. His leadership not only turned fortunes around but also propelled the team to a first-round playoff victory.
Mount Enterprise running back Ash shattered a longtime rushing record in a playoff triumph against Bremond. With both teams entering at 13-0, the stakes were high, and the result was a thrilling contest that saw Mount Enterprise maintain its undefeated season.
High school football teams from Foxboro, North Attleboro, and King Philip competed in championship games “like any other.” Despite playing under the iconic lighthouse at Gillette Stadium, their coaches insisted on a steady, no-frills approach to the biggest night of the season.
The New York State Sportswriters Association (NYSSWA) has released its latest high school football rankings, placing a dominant Section III team in the spotlight. As the squad aims for its third consecutive championship, local fans are eager to follow every update. Rankings will be announced weekly throughout the season.
Senior defensive lineman Nash Wegner doesn’t just anchor McCallum High School’s defense—he’s also a committed pianist and avid movie enthusiast. Learn how he combines football, creative pursuits, and plans for a finance degree at the University of Georgia.
Magna Vista’s football program celebrated its first region championship since 2015 with a landmark victory over Lord Botetourt. The resounding win set a new program record for points scored in a playoff game and underscored the Warriors’ renewed dominance on the gridiron.
In a dramatic week of high school football, New Jersey’s top teams competed for state glory across seven championship games at MetLife Stadium and Rutgers. Powered by scores, stats, recaps, and photo galleries, fans experienced all the action from November 28 to December 3, 2025.
Two Section III high school football teams continue to dominate the New York State Sportswriters Association’s latest rankings, each maintaining a No. 1 spot. Their success coincides with the resumption of the state playoffs, highlighting the region’s standout performance this season.