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Norco quarterback Julian Medina and Manteca running back Nikko Juarez headline a competitive group of programs cracking the state's preseason top 30.

Christopher Columbus was unranked on Friday. On Saturday the Explorers jumped No. 2 Bishop Gorman 20-0, played through two lightning delays and won 33-28. Three more unranked teams took down Super 25 opponents. And the story going around that IMG Academy lost? It didn't happen — IMG won 59-10. Every verified Week 2 result inside.

IndyStar has partnered with the Indy Ignite, which for a third straight year is running its high school match of the week series, this year sponsored by IU Health. Members of the Ignite staff and mascot Pepper will be on hand at five matche

Ranked No. 1 in Division 3 and returning nearly its entire roster, Saginaw Valley Lutheran is determined to stay grounded on the journey back to Finals weekend.

Western Christian's Bailey Osborne broke the national record with seven TD catches in a game. Of her four college offers, only two carry athletic scholarship money.

One Rockford-area athlete rose above the competition Feb. 9–14 — here's why the spotlight belongs to them.

After going 10-3 overall and 6-2 in district under head coach Parr, the Coyotes showed they can compete with anyone on their schedule. Heading into the 2026 season, this team isn't satisfied with what they accomplished a year ago. They're h

Woodward Academy student-athlete and Class of 2027 defensive back. Multi-sport athlete competing in football and track & field, and a member of the National Honor Society. Focused on academics, leadership, and development on and off the fie

Classifications for the 2026 Fall Season are available! To view these classifications, click the links below or visit each activity page. Boys Tennis Cross Country Girls Golf Softball Unified Sports, Bowling Volleyball NSAA member schools h

Boston College won only two games last season but then coach Bill O'Brien brought in new general manager Kenyatta Watson, who has extensive experience in the Southeast.

The 2026 USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships are less than a week away, and these five Georgians dominated Region 4 as they secured their spot on their respective event's starting line. Here are five of the top perform

MaxPreps' Top 10 running backs are in, and no two are headed to the same school. David Gabriel Georges leads the pack — but the uncommitted backs could still flip everything.

View and Purchase from MSHSL SmugMug Gallery Season Limitation: No more than 45 halves per season Official Ball: Felt-covered indoor soccer ball, size 5.

Lockport’s Nojus Venckus (10) drives to the basket as the Porters defeat Joliet West 58-30 in the 4A regionals last season. Yes, the month of June is a platform for players to get in front of college coaches. But it’s also the best time to

One of central Ohio’s top high school football teams knows it will have one of the country’s top recruits for at least the first five games of the 2026 season, but senior Jamier Brown’s eligibility after that remains undetermined. A five-st

Olentangy Orange wrestler Mackenzie Carder has added a new title to her resume: national champion. Carder, who won her first OHSAA state championship in March, captured the title at 125 pounds in the Junior Freestyle National Championships

Takeaways returns from a two-week sabbatical during which we saw Bishop Feehan graduate Brody Bumila sign for $2.75 million with the Rangers and immediately undergo Tommy John surgery, Boston Latin graduate Packy Naughton’s retirement from

Despite elbow trouble, Brody Bumila didn’t have to wait too long to hear his name called on draft day. The towering Bishop Feehan lefthander will start his pro career with the Texas Rangers, who drafted him in the third round, with the 89th

Anthony Diieso of St.Anthony’s wins the most outstanding quarterback trophy during the NFF QB challenge at Northport on Saturday, July 25, 2026. Credit: David Meisenholder Anthony Diieso looked comfortable from his first snap Saturday morni

Xavier Seabury of North Babylon celebrates after winning the Division I 110-pound title at the state boys wrestling championships on Feb. 28 at the MVP Arena in Albany Credit: Newsday/Thomas A. Ferrara Three Long Island wrestlers returned h