Several Central Lee boys’ golf players have earned spots on the all-state team, signaling a remarkable feat in their sports season. The team’s achievement highlights the strength and promise of local golf talent in the region.
Section III high school teams gear up for a day of matchups on May 26, drawing in local fans and forging community spirit. Although the complete schedule is behind a paid plan, the excitement is evident as teams anticipate a series of competitive games.
Two standout high school athletes from Butte, Montana, have been named Intermountain Health Athletes of the Week. Their achievements underscore both the dedication required to succeed in competitive sports and Butte’s proud tradition of athletic excellence.
Preston High School’s wrestlers started their season in Logan on December 4 before heading to the Dahlke Duals in American Falls. On December 13, the team will continue its busy schedule at the Cache Valley Classic.
Byron Nelson continues an impressive run atop the Week 5 rankings. According to the latest USA TODAY Sports/AVCA Super 25, they remain the team to beat in high school girls volleyball, reflecting the depth of talent within the sport.
In their last away fixture, Burroughs volleyball swept Apple Valley in straight sets. Fueled by the decisive win, the Burros now look to shore up their bid for a CIF-SS playoff spot.
Kansas schools are stepping into the 8-man football arena in a big way. In this first of a two-part series, we look at how this condensed version of the sport is taking center stage, with a numbers-focused follow-up on the way in October.
PennLive has opened voting for Girls Soccer Player of the Week from September 1 to September 6. Last week’s winner, Big Spring’s Ophelia Radabaugh, raised the bar, and now new contenders aim to claim the spotlight.
On Saturday, September 13, eight high school softball teams will converge for a full day of competitive matchups. With Westran vs. New Franklin at 9 a.m. and Eugene vs. Norborne at 10:40 a.m., fans can expect fast-paced action from morning through the afternoon.
Baystate’s Zaida Colon emerged as a volleyball star on Tuesday, racking up 32 digs and 24 kills. Her all-around performance underscores the level of skill on display in WMass high school volleyball.