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The Lake Blue Streaks are poised to make a splash in the 2026 high school football season, blending seasoned leadership with fresh talent as they aim to build on last year’s 7‑4 record.
After a 2‑8 record in 2025, GlenOak High School taps Matt Dennison, a seasoned coach with a strong track record at Canton South, to lead a revitalized roster featuring standout players like Evan Crissey and the Saunders brothers.
The Next 15 series spotlights fifteen standout players from Sarasota and Manatee counties, detailing their college offers, transfers, statistical achievements and commitments as they head into the 2026 season.
The Royals return 28 lettermen, welcome new conference rivals, and plan a ground‑and‑pound attack led by senior Alex Mammone.
The Panthers aim to break a drought of winning seasons, with a refreshed roster, a new quarterback and added coaching experience setting the stage for a competitive campaign.
The Northeast Ohio side, built on home‑grown talent and community partnership, seeks a spot in the league’s final four on July 18 at Malone University.
Massillon’s standout wide receiver and basketball standout Giorgio Jackson Jr. has pledged to play football at Miami University (Ohio), bringing a blend of size, speed and multi‑sport success to the RedHawks.
The Massillon Tigers are set to open their 2026 campaign on August 21, led by Mr. Football finalist Brayton Feister and Michigan State commit Savior Owens, among a talented senior class.
Senior Jack Andes captures the 2026 Federal League Baseball Player of the Year, adding to his football player of the year title, while Landon Thiel is named Pitcher of the Year and Bryan Ashby earns Coach of the Year honors.
North Oconee looks to defend its third consecutive GHSA Class 4A baseball championship as Kell challenges for its first title.
The 2026 CHSAA baseball championships will feature eight‑team fields in each classification, with games spread across Pueblo, Greeley, Colorado Springs, Denver and Aurora. Spectator rules, ticketing and broadcasting details have been announced.