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Desperate to salvage season, athletic directors and businesses come up with creative solution.
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Sandia guard and New Mexico signee put up impressive numbers as a senior.
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Greyhounds race to lead with three championships in boys, girls swimming and boys basketball.
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Baseball, basketball and softball among the Southern California regionals to be held; State track and field shut out for second straight year.
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Raven Johnson, Saniya Rivers, Jersey Wolfenbarger, headline standouts from across the country.
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Stags leader ends 44-year career with 22 state titles, 910 victories.
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View spectacular photos by our network of pro photographers across the nation.
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South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley has a pair of first teamers headed to Columbia.
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South Carolina commit hopes to add to ring collection after winning four Georgia state titles at Westlake.
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Lions ran the table with 22-0 record, won AAAAAA state championship and GEICO Nationals title.
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Get a look at our honor roll of title teams from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Lions get 31 from Ta'Niya Latson plus dominant play from Raven Johnson, Brianna Turnage to become first Georgia team to win event.
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Associated Press Player of the Year is the first ever to win the award as a freshman.
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No. 1 Lake Highland Prep sees 35-game win streak come to an end in overtime; Raven Johnson, Taniya Latson combine for 51 points to lead Westlake.
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Top-ranked Lake Highland Prep and No. 2 Westlake join ranked, unbeatens Paul VI, Fremont.
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Lake Highland Prep, Westlake, Paul VI, Fremont all enter season-ending tournament unbeaten.
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No. 1 Lake Highland Prep, No. 2 Westlake, No. 9 Paul VI and No. 11 Fremont looking for national championship.
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MaxPreps honors Women's History Month with a cross country look at championship leaders.
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Top-ranked Lake Highland Prep, Westlake, Paul VI and Fremont could use title to springboard to National Championship.
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Tenth-ranked Paul VI, No. 15 Utah power Fremont also have shot at winning the tournament.
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Thirty-four teams have won 100 or more straight games.
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Important dates and happenings surrounding prep sports and pandemic.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Highlanders, No. 2 Westlake, No. 10 Paul VI and Utah's Fremont in line for season-ending tourney.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Litigation, numbers change guidelines that pave way for hoops, other inside games to fit schedule in final months of school year.
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No. 1 Lake Highland Prep wins Florida Class 4A crown, awaits word on GEICO Nationals.
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Diminutive senior guard scores 55 points in big win for the Ravens.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Bearcats pulled ahead 69-68 on late 3-pointer and watched Sacred Heart's buzzer-beater fall short.
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2018-19 MaxPreps Player of the Year Azzi Fudd headlines 24 honorees.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Top-ranked Highlanders three wins away from Florida's Class 4A state title.
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Top-ranked Lake Highland Prep (Orlando, Fla.) begins playoff run Thursday.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Dr. Mark Ghaly enters discussion; California coaches group calls meeting 'cooperative, positive, and open,' but student-athletes are running out of time.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Top-seeded Lake Highland Prep enters postseason play as other states beginning regular-season play.
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America's source for high school sports and Women's Basketball Coaches Association partnering to recognize top performers.
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Games scarce for some top teams while others are either beginning or have played double-digit contests.
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Nationwide association honors the best in the profession for 39th year.
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Monsoon jump into Grand Canyon State action with three games after AIA pivots, reinstates winter sports.
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Cougars battle Compass Prep in Journey to the Tourney while COVID quiets traditional Martin Luther King Jr. hoops slate quiet.
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Top-ranked Highlanders start season 10-0, but lose point guard Sierra Godbolt with torn ACL.
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Azzi Fudd, Saniya Rivers, Jersey Wolfenbarger and Aaliyah Moore among the top on the hardwood.
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Nationally-ranked programs Bishop McNamara, Lake Highland Prep and Mater Dei headline list.
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Highlanders return eight players, including All-America candidates Kayla Blackshear and Nyla Harris.
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First day of the national signing period highlighted by Geno Auriemma striking gold.
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Jim Brown, Magic Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal, Deion Sanders lead list of prep stars who also were standout pros.
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Izela Arenas, Mackenly Randolph headline talented incoming freshman class for Tralblazers.
