PennLive is once again highlighting standout athletes on the soccer field. A new poll invites fans to choose the girls soccer Player of the Week from September 29 to October 4. Last week’s honor went to Palmyra’s own Kenzie Long.
Lincoln secured a decisive 42-12 victory over Lewis County in a recent American football matchup. The final score reflects a dominant performance and fuels local excitement around the teams’ rivalry.
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.
Centralia High School’s boys tennis team notched its fifth 6-0 shutout in seven Evergreen Conference matches, sweeping Black Hills on Wednesday. The Tigers remain undefeated in EvCo play, solidifying their status as one of the league’s most formidable squads.
Local volleyball teams took center stage on Tuesday, with Unity, Southeastern, and Illini West each landing victories. The night’s action highlighted the competitive spirit of area squads, as several matches took place across the region.
In a highly anticipated rivalry match, Haddon Heights shocked No. 13 Haddonfield by scoring a late equalizer to secure a tie. Despite a significant gap in records, the match ended even, offering a reminder that anything can happen when archrivals meet.
A tense high school football clash headed into overtime, where Midland High ultimately lost to Traverse City West. Though both teams battled to the very end, the overtime period tipped the result against Midland.
Home crowd cheers echoed as Indiana (3-3) secured a 21-14 homecoming victory over Knoch, marking its third consecutive win. Players, students, and local supporters celebrated a performance that demonstrated the team’s growing resolve.
In the Black Diamond Conference—home to 10 high-school teams—every member takes on each rival in a closed, nine-game season. But while the setup has its benefits, questions remain about how this model may affect one school, JC, in the long run.
From passing yards to receiving touchdowns, the Ann Arbor area’s high school football scene is brimming with offensive stars through four weeks of competition. Each Friday night has seen standout performances that underscore the talents of local athletes.