Two athletes from Abbeville Christian’s state championship football team have been named finalists for the Alabama Sports Writers Association AISA state player of the year. Their performance throughout the season helped secure a state title and garnered recognition for individual excellence.
Chester-Joplin-Inverness captured its first state football championship in 21 years with an overtime victory against Grass Range-Winnett. The narrow, dramatic finish showcased the tenacity of both teams, culminating in a historic day for Chester-Joplin-Inverness and its community.
Grand Island Central Catholic and Ord are set for a Nebraska Class C-2 semifinal showdown on Friday. With a trip to the state championship on the line, both teams gear up for an intense rematch that could define their season.
Nevada’s high school football scene heats up as Bishop Gorman battles Foothill in the NIAA semifinals on November 14. With five straight shutouts already under their belt, Bishop Gorman hopes to extend its remarkable defensive run and secure a spot in the state title game.
Bergen Tech captured its first-ever girls tennis state championship with a razor-thin 3-2 victory over West Windsor-Plainsboro South. The win marked a defining moment for a program that had never before claimed the top spot in the state.
Benton senior golfer Paxton Layne capped his historic season in Pine Bluff with a jaw-dropping 68, earning him his second state title. The Tuesday triumph was described as “magical,” concluding a remarkable run for the high school standout.
Athens City Middle School’s Lady Cougars earned a spot in the state championship by winning their semifinal match. Now, the team stands on the doorstep of the biggest prize in middle school girls’ soccer.
La Salle High School’s boys track team secured the state championship in commanding fashion, clinching the title even before the final relay at Brown Stadium. Their dominant performance was crowned with a thrilling victory in the 4×400-meter relay, showcasing the team’s exceptional talent and determination.
With back-to-back 6-1 victories over the Stamford Bulldogs, the Collinsville Pirates have secured their place in the state title game for the second consecutive year. The decisive wins in Stephenville, Texas, highlight the Pirates’ continued dominance on the field.
Despite facing a rash of injuries that led to their most losses since 2019, the Riverside boys soccer team clinched their fifth consecutive SCHSL state championship. This victory may be their sweetest yet, highlighting their resilience and determination.