Four Dothan Wolves baseball players have signed to play at the collegiate level, marking a new chapter in their athletic journeys. Each athlete’s commitment highlights both the strength of the Wolves’ baseball program and the bright future of these emerging talents.
Milton’s Red Hawks closed their regular season on a high note, rolling to a lopsided 66-22 victory over Watertown. Leading the charge was senior guard Nayeli Kilen, who tallied 18 points to help seal the decisive win.
Williams, a Castle Rock senior, is pushing toward a coveted third state wrestling title. Even a recent medical issue hasn’t slowed his determination, as he focuses on making his mark in high school sports history.
A fresh set of rankings reveals the top contenders in Nebraska’s high school girls basketball scene. With the February 16 release, fans and players alike can survey the shifting landscape of local competition.
In their regular-season finale, the Cascade Champions showed an early spark against the No. 10 Summertown Eagles but ultimately fell, 67-58, in Summertown, Tennessee. The Eagles’ national ranking proved decisive, capping off a strong campaign for both teams.
Donoho’s girls soccer team kept its winning momentum alive with a 6-0 shutting out of White Plains on Tuesday. The dominant performance, played at Lentz Field in Anniston, lifted the Falcons to a 3-0 record for the season.
Syracuse.com’s boys basketball rankings have reached an important juncture as Week 10 sets the stage for an intense AAA showdown. With rankings released every Monday until sectionals, fans are closely watching how these standings will shape the remainder of the season.
Vacaville High School’s girls soccer squad erupted for six goals in the first half, securing a decisive 6-0 victory over Rodriguez on Tuesday night. With multiple players contributing on offense, the Bulldogs showcased a deep roster and a dominant approach to the game.
Fairfield High School’s girls soccer team demonstrated formidable offense and locked in a clean sheet on Tuesday night in Sacramento. Their 5-0 victory at Valley underscored both scoring efficiency and defensive discipline.
Laramie High School’s alpine ski team concluded its home meet on a high note, earning a fourth-place finish at the Laramie Invitational. With the event wrapping up on Saturday at Snowy Range Ski Area, the team’s top performances came from sixth-place finisher James Drever and second-place finisher Kaia Karleen.
