NorthWood’s girls basketball team found itself playing catch-up from the opening tip, trailing 15-0 before eventually losing 45-19 to Chesterton at the DeKalb Tournament on Saturday. The early gap proved decisive, as NorthWood never recovered from Chesterton’s strong start.
Five wrestlers from the Susquehanna Valley, including a trio from Warrior Run and two from Lewisburg, advanced in the annual Trojan Wars tournament in Chambersburg. Reagan Milheim’s three-pin run led the way for Warrior Run, while Lewisburg’s Landon Michaels secured a pivotal victory for the Green Dragons’ title aspirations.
Syracuse.com’s latest high school hockey rankings reveal a surprising twist: the defending state champions have been replaced at the top. Fans can expect weekly updates throughout the season, highlighting every rise and fall in the standings.
Staten Island’s high school girls’ basketball scene turned heads as Andruszkow guided her team—often referred to as the Centrals or New Dop—to an impressive 60-33 triumph over Graphics HS. The decisive win in the PSAL 4A league underscores the promising talent emerging from Staten Island.
Newsday’s annual recognition of the best in Long Island girls tennis is here, showcasing the fiercest athletes on the court. From Syosset to Bayport-Blue Point, these dedicated players have claimed top honors for 2025.
Local high school enrollments have been unveiled for the UIL’s 2026-28 realignment, signaling a new chapter for Brazos Valley athletics. Though complete figures remain in paid plans, schools in the region can expect notable shifts in their future competitive groupings.
Hastings St. Cecilia’s pride soars as local volleyball standout, Payton Sullivan, earns the captain’s role on the Independent All-Heartland Super Volleyball Squad. Her leadership and skill reflect the school’s commitment to excellence on the court.
KJ Pinchon made herself right at home on the Lincoln North Star basketball team, shaking off nerves with a clutch 3-pointer. That single shot signaled her readiness to continue the Gators’ tradition of excellence.
Grand Island Central Catholic wrestling teams are eager to begin the upcoming season. With strong local support and a longstanding focus on the sport, these athletes stand poised to showcase their talents in the weeks ahead.
Central Lee High School, located in Donnellson, has unveiled a bowling program for the very first time. Antonio Estrada, already known for launching new sports at the school, is again leading the charge to expand the Falcons’ athletic repertoire.
