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The Statesman Journal is set to crown the top high school linebacker in the Salem‑Keizer region for the 2026 season, spotlighting standout players from Cascade, Sprague, South Salem and beyond.
A look at ten exceptional wide receivers and tight ends from Salem‑Keizer high schools who are poised to make an impact in the upcoming 2026 OSAA football season.
From record‑breaking performances to new conference challenges, a dozen emerging stars are set to influence the 2026 football landscape in the Salem‑Keizer area.
A look at the standout quarterbacks shaping the 2026 Salem‑Keizer high school football landscape.
Senior quarterback Kaden Long, bolstered by added strength and a relentless work ethic, is poised to turn last season’s near‑miss into a championship drive, with coach Kevin Lane praising his dedication both on and off the field.
With a roster reshaped by graduation, Central High School's football program is focusing on summer development, key returning players, and building cohesion for the upcoming season.
Sofia Meer's recent triple play for the Grand Forks Spitfires underscores her rapid adaptation to softball after a distinguished baseball career.
The 2026 Tennessee high school football season highlights a group of returning offensive linemen whose performances could define the competitive landscape in the Knoxville area.
Bangor High School baseball coach David Morris plans to finish his career after two more games, beginning with the Class A North championship against Oxford Hills, a match that could lead to a state title on Saturday.
Philomath High School has appointed Gerardo Garibay as its new boys soccer coach, tapping a local product with deep roots in the Oregon West Conference to steer the program toward renewed competitiveness.
Central High School’s baseball squad, known for their bleached hair and tight‑knit camaraderie, will contest the state championship after a nail‑biting victory over Ridgeview, driven by junior pitcher JT Girod’s standout performance.
Brody Diel, a 6‑foot‑2 wide receiver from Central High School in Baton Rouge, has chosen Rice University for the 2027 cycle, marking the program’s first commitment and signaling a new recruiting trajectory.
Mason Sparks, a baseball player from Central High School in Martinsburg, has committed to Pitt-Johnstown, citing the university's nurturing environment and his desire to develop both as an athlete and an adult.
In a tightly contested first‑round game, the Thurston Colts rode a stellar outing from prospect Grady Saunders to a 4‑2 victory over Bend, positioning them for a showdown with unbeaten Corvallis.
Maddy Shirley will become the first basketball player in Central High School history to have her jersey retired, a rare honor that reflects her record‑setting career and community impact.