
Anna Maxim Named Large School Girls Soccer Player of the Year
Anna Maxim’s standout season, marked by eight goals, clutch playoff moments and academic excellence, earned her The Telegraph’s top honor.
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Anna Maxim’s standout season, marked by eight goals, clutch playoff moments and academic excellence, earned her The Telegraph’s top honor.

An open practice at First Community Arena gave fans a glimpse of the Cougars' evolving style, as returning stars and fresh talent battled in a high‑tempo drill.

Senior Zoe Oller was named MVP for small-school girls basketball after a season that saw her lead Father McGivney to a 28‑7 record, a conference championship and a regional title, while delivering standout performances on both ends of the floor.

Coach Brian Barone will open the doors of First Community Arena on July 29 for a public practice, featuring a final summer workout, a meet‑and‑greet and light concessions.

After 26 years at the helm of Edwardsville’s soccer program, Mark Heiderscheid retired, leaving behind a legacy of 401 career victories, 14 Southwestern Conference championships and a 2000 state title. His final season ended with a narrow playoff defeat, but his focus on players remained unwavering.

A senior quarterback’s resilience and all‑around production drive Metro-East Lutheran to its best season, earning accolades and reshaping the program’s legacy.

Texas Tech basketball secures Amari Barrett, a 6‑foot‑4 combo guard from Millwood, Oklahoma, adding a proven winner and defensive ace to its upcoming class.

Texas Tech has secured the services of Amari Barrett, a 6‑foot‑4 guard whose high school achievements include back‑to‑back state championships and All‑State recognition.

The event, taking place at Edwardsville High School and Liberty Middle School, offers local boys teams a chance to attract recruiters and showcase community support

New head coach Lynne Collenback is navigating a busy schedule while shaping a promising roster at Edwardsville High School.

The Illinois High School Association has voted to require a 35‑second shot clock for all varsity basketball games, a move championed by coaches who say it will speed up play and reward skillful shooting.

Four standout players from Edwardsville and Father McGivney high schools were named to the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association All-State teams, highlighting exceptional seasonal performances and school records.