#high-school-sports

#high-school-sports

Jack Stadlman, a novice runner, is rapidly excelling in the 400 meters, showcasing extraordinary potential.

Doug Bledsoe becomes Narbonne's head coach, embracing the challenge of rebuilding a team sanctioned for ineligible players.

Kevin Boyle, renowned coach, is leaving Montverde Academy for Spire Academy to adapt to changes in high school basketball influenced by NIL regulations.

Dougherty Valley's basketball team, led by passionate coach Mike Hansen, continues their success, reaching their fourth straight NCS title game after beating Clayton Valley.

Coach Stan Delus emphasizes tough defense, leading Etiwanda to a record third consecutive state championship in girls' basketball.

Stephen Singleton showcases exceptional coaching versatility by winning a state title without a traditional big man.

This week's Athlete of the Week candidates showcase exceptional talent, with standout performances in soccer, wrestling, and basketball competitions.

Community involvement is essential in the Athlete of the Week poll as readers have the ability to vote on athletic achievements.

This week's Athlete of the Week poll highlights standout performances from March 3-8 in various sports, allowing community voting.

Readers can vote for the Boys Athlete of the Week based on outstanding performance from March 3-8.

This week's Athlete of the Week nominees include standout performances from various sports, highlighting exceptional accomplishments by high school athletes.

Voting is open for the Bay Area News Group's Athlete of the Week poll until Wednesday, allowing readers to support standout young athletes.

A high school basketball coach was terminated after pulling a player's ponytail post-game, which sparked significant community concern and outrage.

A coach was fired for pulling a player's hair after a championship game, apologizing for his unacceptable behavior.

Maximo Adams of Sierra Canyon is a rising basketball star, showcasing significant improvement heading into the state championship.

Eastvale Roosevelt won its first Southern Section Open Division championship, defeating Notre Dame 74-67.

Freshman guard Charlie Adams displays competitive talent in basketball, likely influenced by his parents' professional sports background.

Alijah Arenas achieved remarkable success as the all-time leading scorer in City history, demonstrating growth and leadership at Chatsworth High.

Jackson Eisenhauer is the standout player of Crespi's unbeaten baseball team, showing significant improvement this season.

Kyle Tucker's determination and toughness helped him break his brother's home run record and excel in baseball.

Louis Lappe, star of the 2023 Little League World Series, will attend Harvard-Westlake High School where he is expected to excel in baseball.

Jackson Eisenhauer's impressive transformation and performance as a pitcher exemplify how dedication and training can lead to significant athletic improvement.

Jake Chung is a reliable reliever for Harvard-Westlake, showcasing impressive pitching skills and confidence on the mound.

Santa Margarita won a high school baseball game against Harvard-Westlake 9-0, showcasing strong pitching and hitting.

JSerra's dominating performance in softball included a 6-0 victory with an impressive 12 strikeouts from their pitcher.

Freshman Jorden Wells demonstrates exceptional talent with a 100m sprint time of 10.64 seconds and over 20 touchdowns in football.

High school runner facing criminal charge after baton incident during relay race, resulting in injury to another runner.

The state basketball championships will highlight key matchups featuring standout players in Sacramento.

Sierra Canyon, Sage Hill, and San Gabriel Academy are among the teams to watch this weekend.

High school sports championships highlighted excitement and drama with unexpected moments during the weekend's games.

Henry Aslikyan is the first City Section athlete to win two state wrestling championships.

JSerra's undefeated season culminated in a dominant victory, showcasing their exceptional talent and determination.

Gavin Allegaert excelled with a goal and three assists, contributing significantly to JSerra's championship win.

Kerri Callahan aims to win four straight individual bowling championships, achieving a rare feat in high school bowling history.

The Plainview-Old Bethpage Hawks aim for their first county title against the defending champion Syosset Braves.

Hamilton girls' basketball team won their first City Section Open Division title under coach Sherland Chensam after two previous finals losses.

Dougherty Valley won its first section title by defeating De La Salle 2-1 in a thrilling match.

Marisol Cowles leads Flintridge Sacred Heart to their first Southern Section Division 3 championship final in water polo history.

Bellarmine boys soccer advances to CCS finals after a significant win, aiming for championship goals set at the beginning of the season.

Ella Parker is leading her softball team at Oklahoma with impressive stats in her sophomore year.

McKenzie Mills won the 6A/5A girls wrestling tournament, marking a historic achievement for David Douglas High School.

High school wrestlers in Oregon will compete at the OSAA State Wrestling Championships this week, demonstrating pride and sportsmanship.

Gilroy High School's wrestling team won their 22nd consecutive CCS championship, achieving a remarkable performance with 363 team points.

Travis Grace won the Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week title with 42.51% of votes after his championship win.

Bellarmine boys soccer suffered a surprising 4-2 loss to Everett Alvarez after an impressive start, conceding control during the game's latter stages.

JSerra secured their third Southern Section title with a 2-0 victory over Loyola in a tightly contested championship match.