Outstanding spring season gives Patriots the edge over Summit, Carmel and every other school in the nation.
Tim Williams out of Louisiana heads up the top outside linebackers.
College coaches Rick Majerus and Bob Dukiet along with idol John Wooden helped mold the St. Mary's (Phoenix) coach, who led his team to a mythical national girls basketball crown.
Top-ranked football, basketball recruits left fans guessing in respective recruitments.
On a day of rest for professional sports, Gatorade and NATA attempt to heighten awareness on the importance of recovery and overuse for all high school athletes.
Minnesota native among standout post players in Las Vegas; Bay Area has another star forward on the rise.
Notre Dame commit grows by leaps and receptions at Nike's The Opening.
You better be able to get up if you're going to deal with the big boys around Beaverton.
Even though most of 150 blue chip recruits at Nike camp have already committed to college, competing against the best never gets old.
After impressive opener, Austria might be in for a wake-up call in this July 4th special.
The 17-year-old swimming phenom is one of 12 athletes helping to raise funds for Team USA.
Columbia's Laremy Tunsil comes in at No. 1.
Christopher Columbus (Fla.) receiver Jesus Wilson sets the tone with 75-yard kickoff return to open the game in 27-6 win over American Samoa.
Quarterback Brayden Scott and linebacker Reggie Chevis lead United States into IFAF World Championship opener today in Austin, Texas.
Texas A&M-bound discus thrower and prep record holder just missed out on Olympic team spot, sets sights on Barcelona.
Arizona ranked No. 23 nationally with 25 boys and 12 girls honorees.
Sweltering temperatures expected to cool but the competition will not as the second IFAF World Championships start Saturday in Austin, Texas.
In partnership with the AIA and MaxPreps, statewide coaches nominate and vote on the state's top players.
In partnership with the AIA and MaxPreps, statewide coaches nominate and vote on the state's top boys volleyball players.
In partnership with the AIA and MaxPreps, statewide coaches nominate and vote on the state's top players.
State hurdles champion is selected as Arizona's top boys track & field athlete.
Robert Foster from Central Valley comes in at No. 1.
The Canyon del Oro senior earns the state's top honor after winning three individual titles.
Skyline quarterback Max Browne tops the list of pro-style QBs.
Santa Margarita golf star had every opportunity to fold Saturday but instead finds himself in the thick of golf's most challenging and visible event.
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