Montana’s upcoming Class B championship will see Gallatin Valley rivals Manhattan and Three Forks face off in a showdown that has fans buzzing. Saturday’s contest, hailed as one of the fiercest rivalries in the state, promises a memorable day for local sports.
Wahconah High School senior volleyball standout, Taea Cunagin, has been named to the All-State team, making her the only Berkshire County player to earn the distinction. This recognition spotlights her outstanding performance and underscores the local sports community’s pride.
For the third time in four years, the No.1 RHAM Raptors girls volleyball team finds itself on the cusp of a state championship. A swift sweep of Sacred Heart Academy highlighted their remarkable consistency and cements their place among the top programs.
Section III’s top soccer and field hockey teams are riding the momentum of their sectional wins. As these champions head into state regional playoffs beginning Tuesday, they carry the hopes of extending their seasons and pursuing higher honors.
Cincinnatus girls soccer claimed its fourth consecutive Class D sectional championship with a hard-fought victory over Copenhagen. The Lions now prepare to face Section IV’s Richfield Springs in the regional round. Once again, they have showcased their prowess as one of the region’s top teams.
In an intense finale, Xaverian rose above the competition to secure the Division 1 golf state championship. Morrow’s par on a windy playoff hole clinched the team’s top spot in Massachusetts high school golf.
In Monday’s high school sports spotlight, Spring-Ford’s field hockey team advanced in the district playoffs, powered by three goals from Reagan. Meanwhile, Phoenixville senior Kayley Roberts started her PIAA girls golf championship run in stellar fashion, tying for second place after the opening round. Both feats underline the ongoing competitive spirit in local athletics.
In a show of unwavering fan support, sophomore quarterback Greyson Merchant claimed the title of top sophomore-freshman fall sports athlete in the Saginaw area. His emergence as Ithaca’s “replacement” quarterback caught the attention of the community, demonstrating how quickly young talent can rise to prominence.
Michigan’s boys tennis scene is shining a spotlight on its senior athletes as they compete for the prestigious Senior Player of the Year title. Fans across the state are invited to cast their votes and help crown the top 2025 standout.
The Caledonian-Record is inviting readers to help recognize the top high school athletes for the 2025-26 season. Cast your votes between October 13 and 19, and celebrate local sports talent.
