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Kylan Henderson, a sophomore with a strong football pedigree, will replace Jordan Crisp as Tulare Union's starting quarterback for the 2026 season. The team returns a experienced offensive line and key receivers, while facing a tough schedule.
A historic enrollment milestone in California high school athletics is driven by a 25.4% rise in girls' flag football and double‑digit gains in emerging sports, while traditional powerhouses maintain steady growth.
The California Interscholastic Federation will conduct state championships in baseball and softball during the 2027 season, with regional winners facing off in a one‑game final for each division.
A look at the top performers recognized by the California Interscholastic Federation for their exceptional pitching and hitting across different classifications.
Sacramento State will elevate women's flag football from club to varsity status by 2027‑28, capitalizing on the sport's rapid growth, Olympic debut in 2028, and the advocacy of freshman Raia Brown.
The wide receiver and defensive back from Mesa High School announced his verbal commitment to Arizona State University, citing his impressive stats and the program’s growing momentum.
From San Francisco to the national stage, coach Randy Bessolo marks his 500th career win while steering the Boys Cali Live 26 event that brings together elite high school teams and college coaches.
The California Interscholastic Federation may sanction Ganesha High after its baseball team qualified for the championship but might withdraw to attend a camp in Mississippi, raising questions about the future of education‑based athletics.
A growing number of Southern California high school baseball and softball teams are skipping regional playoffs, raising questions about the future of the postseason as state championships loom.
Jason Collins, who broke new ground in the NBA and later faced a high‑profile battle with glioblastoma, was remembered for his defensive grit, his historic coming out and his advocacy for LGBTQ+ inclusion.
A contentious play between Windsor and Rancho Cotate baseball teams resulted in ejections, suspensions and appeals, setting up a decisive semifinal that will determine how many games suspended players miss before the section playoffs.