High School Sports News

The WCAL boys basketball regular season ended on a high note, with one of the nation's top juniors, Aaron Gordon, tipping in his own miss with four seconds to play and lifting No.

"I was so excited, stunned and overwhelmed," new Miss Dowagiac Erica Ann Greenwood said Sunday.

Through his junior season, Shaunnessey has done it all for the Titans. He's taken down pool records and helped Tinley Park become a force at dual meets and invitationals, including winning the South Suburban Blue.

The two-rime defending Class B Section 1 and New York State champion Irvington girls basketball team will defend their titles when the Section 1 playoffs begin beginning this week.

The No. 14-ranked Mount Union wrestling team lost a 20-19 heartbreaker to No. 24-ranked Ohio Northern in an Ohio Athletic Conference dual at the McPherson Academic and Athletic Complex.

Senior forward Andrew Gorski's natural hat trick Wednesday sparked Canton's boys hockey team to a 3-2 victory over Livonia Stevenson to clinch the KLAA South Division for the second consecutive season.

Every coach and swimmer from Fossil Ridge and Cherry Creek knew the math and understood the stakes heading into the final event of the girls Class 5A state swimming championships, the 400-yard freestyle relay.

L.J. Mazzilli, a junior infielder from Greenwich, and his UConn teammates could eventually play at Harbor Yard, if his coach, Jim Penders, has any say in the matter.

Despite scoring at a 32 percent success rate for most of the season, the Fairfield Prep ice hockey team's power play had been struggling.

28 The number of state athletic associations that allow home-schoolers to play high school sports.

It wasn't just Mater Dei that seemed untouchable to all but the Palo Alto boys basketball team.

WESTPORT, Conn. - Greens Farms Academy's boys basketball team extended its school-record winning streak to 13 games Friday with a 69-54 Senior Night victory over St.

Carrboro captured its third straight state boys championship and Raleigh Charter won its second consecutive girls title in decisive fashion at the NCHSAA 1A/2A Swimming and Diving State championships.

With editors stationed across Montgomery County, Patch brings you news from many corners of the community.

Evangelical Christian soccer coach Richard Wood celebrates with players Joshua Chapman, far left, Santiago Sanchez, center, Michael Higgins, second from right, and Kevin Sthormes after defeating Miami Westminster Christian in Friday's state semifinal game.

CBA's Marissa Romeo drives to the basket past Jamesville-DeWitt's Maddy Frank on Friday at CBA.

The Hilltoppers started slow and ended slow to lose to Noxubee County 70-62 in the division tournament in Noxubee County Thursday night.

Welcome to Patch's daily snapshot of sports in Bedford and Katonah. A Boys basketball We thank MSG Varsity for the below submission: MSG Varsity will be broadcasting the Dapper McDonald Basketball Classic, a tournament thrown in honor of a local sports fan, E. Richard McDonald, who died of ALS .

The Menlo School boys' soccer team failed to qualify for the Central Coast Section playoffs last season after suffering five losses and two ties in West Bay Athletic League action.

A former all-state girls' soccer goalkeeper and girls' basketball player from Waterford High School, Naomi Welsh is now an instructor at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Niantic, where last week she worked with dance student Michael O'Donnell. Naomi Welsh makes a diving save as Waterford High School's girls' soccer goalie for a game against ... (more)