Sugar-Salem’s Dawson McInelly was named the 2024-25 Gatorade Idaho Baseball Player of the Year. Skyline’s Shay Shippen was named 2024-25 Gatorade Idaho Girls Basketball Player of the Year.

The winner, with over 100,000 votes, is Guilford girls flag football and basketball player Aishah Smith. Smith, who will play flag football for Illinois Wesleyan University starting next season ...

This Guilford flag football star reeled in over 100,000 of the more than 200,000 votes to win the poll for the Athlete of the Week of the Year.

Girls Athlete of the Year, Presented by Integris Health - Keeley Parks, Norman High School Keeley Parks is the All-City Athlete of the Year after being named The Oklahoman’s Super 5 Girls Basketball ...

Girls Coach of the Year - Logan Martin, Putnam City North High School Martin helped Putnam North girls basketball make program history this year as the Panthers won their first state title.

Vaughn was named AL.com’s Huntsville Female Athlete of the Year and state Gatorade Player of the Year after helping lead Bob Jones to a Class 7A runner-up finish and a 52-10 record as a senior.

Some Marion County boys and girls basketball teams have been rebuilding this summer, while some players have been garnering college offers. Here's what to know.

Lebanon’s Kailah Correa (1) and the rest of her team celebrates after beating Manheim Twp. 46-33 to win the Lancaster-Lebanon League girls basketball championship game at Manheim Township High ...

Readers have had their say on the top high school girls soccer Player of the Year and state championship team from the last 25 years in Palm Beach County.

girls basketball, boys and girls soccer, baseball, softball, and boys and girls track & field – and awards one National Player of the Year in each sport.

Not satisfied Winter Haven girls basketball not satisfied on state title, accolades Player of the Year: Meet The Ledger’s 2025 Girls Player of the Year Serenity Hardy Hardy also thanked her ...

TSU will immediately begin searching for a new head coach. Tennessee State basketball coach Brian "Penny" Collins has resigned, the school announced on June 30.