Students poised for Nationals following local championships as 450 students from 26 high schools, including all neighboring islands plus Guam, participated in the Pacific Drill Team Championships ...

Meet NJ Advance Media’s First Team All-State selections for 2024-25 in girls basketball. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

The 2024-25 all-metro girls’ basketball team highlights the best players from the metro area high schools – Cedar Falls, Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Christian, Waterloo East and Waterloo West.

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girl or boy, had ever done before. Along the way, she helped the Mustangs make some pretty cool history as a team, too. McLaughlin finished her fabulous four-year varsity career with a whopping ...

The organization announced Tuesday a 51-team high school girls flag football league, the first of its kind in Minnesota. “We knew the interest was there, statewide,” said Emily Weinberg ...

The top girls basketball players in Livingston County ... As a result, four of the spots on the all-county first team were quickly spoken for. The first team might look familiar, because three ...

Do-everything types Kendyl Lodermeier, Audrey Shindelar and Kendra Harvey lead the way on our All-Area Girls Basketall team. Goodhue’s Kendyl Lodermeier (21), right, hugs Mackenzie Lodermeier (1 ...

For all of those things, and more, Lakeview's Blake Shaw is our choice for the Battle Creek Enquirer 2025 All-City Girls Basketball Team Coach of the Year. Shaw headlines the 2025 Battle Creek ...

As the girls hockey season got going in the fall ... Thorson and Stauber both made another All-Area team and they’re joined by Storm sophomore Berkley Hoff, who had 60 points this season.

Here is the way-too-early team rankings for the 2025-26 girls basketball season. The Caseys will be without two starters in Christina Liggio and Tessa Carman, who’re going on to Division I programs.