High School Sports

Storied Spartans have finished ranked among the top 10 nationally 20 times.

Freshman Peyton Heatherly, Michigan commit Ellie White lead Mighty Macs to wins over three ranked teams.

With DaOne Owens back under center, Tigers improve to 7-0 and move up five spots to No. 16.

Malachi Nicholson led El Reno to shootout victory, breaking mark for rushing yards in the process.

No. 21 Massillon Washington adds another quality win with 28-7 victory against St. John's.

Gary Joseph, Justin Alumbaugh and John Kay among highly successful coaches who replaced legends.

Lunas open gridiron season on Saturday vs. Baldwin at War Memorial Stadium with first home game on Oct. 21.

Son of Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart joins 2-3 Sailors.

Trent Seaborn, Anquon Fegans and four-time defending 7A state champion Thompson take show to national television.

Trailblazers surge after dominant 63-6 victory over Saguaro.

List includes 15 standouts who will make noise at collegiate level.

Villa Angela-St. Joseph (Cleveland) junior has early offers from Ohio State and Michigan.

No. 9 St. John Bosco looks to rebound in Trinity League opener at Santa Margarita.

Lawrence (Kan.) holds all-time lead with De La Salle, Valdosta, Bakersfield, Rome Free Academy, Washington all over 20.

Monarchs dispatch three ranked teams en route to championship.

Rapid growth spurs Prosper ISD to consider new $94 million stadium.

Rayce Heitman made things easy for Williamsburg on Friday night, reaching the end zone four times before the offense took the field.

Sierra Canyon only new team to join national rankings after 63-6 win against Saguaro.

No. 5 Chaminade-Madonna improves to 5-0 with 31-28 win over No. 4 Miami Central.

Huskies score 21 points in the fourth quarter, including Hatcher's game-winning TD with under a minute to go.