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Eagles win fifth-straight Class 7A state championship to set Florida record for consecutive titles.
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Longtime Clarkrange head coach needs 45 wins to tie all-time leader Leta Andrews of Texas.
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McKnight needs just six wins to join Robert Hughes as the only coaches in high school hoops history to win 1,300 games.
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Florida, Georgia and Louisiana state playoffs bump four teams out of the rankings.
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Chavez leads the list at nearly 4,800 points while three players from Minnesota have also surpassed the 4,000-point plateau.
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List includes 16 players that have topped the 3,000-point plateau, including Class of 2026 scoring sensation Jason Crowe Jr.
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Hoover in Alabama, Punahou in Hawaii, Johnston in Iowa, Whitman in Maryland and Perry in Ohio among biggest movers.
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Puyallup, Gloucester Catholic only remaining unbeaten teams in rankings.
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Kyle Jinks of Fairview named Small Town National Coach of the Year.
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Looking at the nation's best players in schools with an enrollment under 1,000 in towns of less than 10,000.
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Seth Hernandez, Ethan Holliday among players in the running for the nation's highest honor.
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Four unbeaten teams could potentially overtake Ascenders for No. 1 ranking.
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Bruins hold slight lead over Sacred Heart of Kentucky in race to become named the top athletic program in the nation for 2024-25.
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MaxPreps National Player of the Year Chavez authored three 50-point games while Pettus put up season-high 65 in November.
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All-Americans Aaliyah Chavez, Maddyn Greenway lead high-scoring teams.
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Cal commit led Eagles to third straight Open Division title; Shiloh Sorbello of Woodland Christian is Coach of the Year.
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Valley Christian of San Jose only new team after going 3-0-1 at All Faiths Classic.
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Alijah Arenas, Brayden Burries and Jason Crowe Jr. among All-Americans who scored 50 or more points this season.
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Johnston of Iowa is one of three programs that will head into 2025-26 with a streak of 50 consecutive wins or more.
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Minnesota figures prominently thanks in part to 36-minute game format.
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Find out who replaced the Panthers following setback at the National High School Invitational.
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All-state picks Ruthie Mein, Kara Nixon and McKenna Wise led Mustangs to second consecutive state championship, eighth since 2006.
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After closing season on 60-game streak, Reidsville has a chance to break North Carolina state record in 2025-26.
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No. 1 Corona, No. 5 La Mirada and No. 6 Huntington Beach among nationally-ranked teams headed to North Carolina.
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Mustangs standout had record-breaking performance in Open Division title game; Steve Singleton of Roosevelt is Coach of the Year.
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Sooner State powerhouse finished 27-2, won Class 2A title game by 40 points.
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Comprehensive look at every champion in every classification of every state.
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Comprehensive look at every champion in every classification of every state.
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New entries include Ashley of North Carolina, Blessed Trinity of Georgia, Crespi of California and Lutheran South Academy and Pleasant Grove of Texas.
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Fairfield (Calif.) ace struck out 61 batters in one game that stretched over two days and 30 innings.
