The Caledonian-Record is calling on readers to decide which high school athletes truly shine in this week’s competition. By casting your vote, you can help highlight emerging talent during the 2025-26 sports season.

Steinert’s high school football team notched its fifth consecutive win by overcoming Moorestown. The streak highlights the team’s growing momentum as they continue to perform strongly in local competitions.

South Hunterdon continued its remarkable winning streak with a victory over Koinonia in a recent field hockey matchup. While the exact game details remain limited, the result underscores the team’s consistent success heading into the next phase of the season.

Section 2 high school athletes delivered thrilling moments over the weekend. In boys’ soccer, Shenendehowa outlasted Averill Park with a 2-1 win, secured in the opening half by a standout performance from Christian Gomillion.

This brief report offers highlights of local prep sports scores from October 4, 2025. Originally published by The Star Democrat, it provides readers with a quick look at the day’s sports action.

Eastern Christian secured a notable victory in the Passaic County Tournament, propelled by Pringle’s hat trick. The three-goal performance helped the team move on to the next stage of the competition, emphasizing the rising potential of girls high school soccer.

As October arrives, the Ann Arbor area’s fastest high school boys are pushing themselves to new limits. A fresh ranking of the top 20 times captures this competitive season and showcases the community’s rising talent.

The Saginaw region’s young sports stars are under the spotlight, and the community is invited to decide their favorite. Mlive’s Athlete of the Week poll for September 21–27 remains open until 11 p.m. Monday, leaving local fans just enough time to make their choices.

Franklin maintained its momentum in District 19-3A volleyball by securing a pivotal victory over Rockdale. The win helps keep Franklin in close contention with Lexington, intensifying the district’s competitive atmosphere.

The All-SVC Girls Golf 2025 acknowledges standout athletes from local schools, emphasizing place, name, school, average strokes, and class. While detailed statistics require paid access, the coverage shines light on promising talent spanning multiple institutions.