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Alabama flamethrower leads nation with 184 Ks while several top recruits follow.
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Coral Williams in California, Reese Reimler in Minnesota and Ivee Rastatter in Ohio among most recent selections.
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California leads the way with 54 players, including 29 on UCLA roster.
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Utah junior leads the nation while multiple projected first round MLB Draft selections land among nation’s elite sluggers.
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Coy James, Taj Marchand and Mason Pike among most recent POY selections.
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De La Salle of California, Brother Rice of Illinois move into rankings for first time this year.
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MaxPreps provides a comprehensive look at state champions from across the nation.
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Elite camp hosts 84 prospects from the Class of 2026, 26 prospects from the Class of 2027 and one prospect from the Class of 2028.
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Texas state champion Midway, unbeaten Taunton of Massachusetts also earn a spot among the nation's elite.
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MaxPreps Junior All-America second team selection averaged 18.2 points, 8.7 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 2.8 steals per contest for Grayson last season.
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Massachusetts star was an All-American in football and baseball before untimely death in 1955.
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MaxPreps National Coach of the Year has led boys to back-to-back banners behind seniors Christian Teresi, Nate Toth.
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Norcross standout Nasir Anderson earned MVP honors as the United States improved to 49-0 in FIBA U16 competition.
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Slippery Rock commit has a 9-0 record with a 0.74 ERA and 127 strikeouts in 66 innings on the season.
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Incarnate Word Academy girls basketball, a record football losing streak and healing following a school shooting captured the nation's attention over the past school year.
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Camp begins June 18 with the 12-member team to be announced prior to departing for 2025 FIBA U19 World Cup in July.
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State maintains prohibition on student-athletes receiving NIL benefits
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Stadiums from eight different states including Arizona, Iowa, Texas and Utah featured.
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MaxPreps provides a comprehensive look at the state champions from across the country.
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MaxPreps National Coach of the Year in 2021-22 led Trojans to seven Alabama state titles while winning 779 games.
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Five-star football prospect out of Missouri is also the nation's top shot put thrower.
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Three Texas teams join rankings ahead of state championships.
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No. 1 Melissa among Lone Star State champions after prevailing over Barbers Hill for 5A Division 1 crown.
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Brookwood junior survives 'Golf's Longest Day,' carding 63-63 to make field for 125th national championship.
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Carmel swimmer earned Olympic gold medal in Paris before finishing high school career with 15 Indiana state championships.
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Cardinals prevail in battle of nationally-ranked powers for Lone Star State title.
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Longtime head coach Bob Mackey led the Royals to their 32nd championship in March.
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Benjamin School rising junior fires 66 on third day to win by three strokes.
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MaxPreps Sophomore All-America selections Jordan Page and C.J. Rosser among 12 to compete at FIBA U16 Men's AmeriCup.
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Puyallup, Corona notch impressive postseason wins to keep the pressure on No. 1 IMG Academy.
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MaxPreps Freshman of the Year Griffin among 12 to compete at FIBA U16 Women's AmeriCup in Mexico.
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No. 1 Melissa set to battle No. 8 Barbers Hill for Conference 5A Division 1 title in Texas.
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Rising senior guard has collected 11 offers since May 18, including Georgetown, Houston, Memphis, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas.
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Former Dr. Phillips coach takes over for Matt Shewmake, who left for college role after 79-7 record over three seasons.
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St. Anthony has most championships among state association schools with 28.
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Nicholas Khatchikian of California is the 19th player to score over 100 points or more in a game.
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Former MaxPreps National Coach of the Year winners Kevin Boyle, Sam Duane, David Peavy and Ty White are among big names on the move this offseason.
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Camp begins June 14 with 12-member team to be announced prior to departing for 2025 FIBA U19 Men's World Cup.
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Alabama's Gerritt Griggs, California's Makena Cook headline POYs in every state.
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California, Texas and Ohio have the most players spread across the 13-team league in 2025.
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Eagles win fifth-straight Class 7A state championship to set Florida record for consecutive titles.
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Following three years as head coach at Fordham University, Urgo takes over for Steve Turner at his alma mater.
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Melissa remains No. 1 despite loss in best-of-three series victory in Texas state playoffs.
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Former UConn star and Dallas Wings rookie earned MaxPreps honors as National Player of Year in hoops and National Female Athlete of the Year.
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Seven-time MLB All-Star has won a Virginia state championship with all three of his sons since arriving at Miller School of Albemarle in 2012.
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See list of the top 10 players on the move and how that will impact things on the floor next season.
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Longtime Clarkrange head coach needs 45 wins to tie all-time leader Leta Andrews of Texas.
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California, Texas and Florida lead when it comes to producing players in the college softball postseason.
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Camp begins May 22 with the 12-member team to be announced prior to departing for 2025 FIBA U16 AmeriCup in June.
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Houston and Birmingham host second session May 16-18.
