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Maroa-Forsyth High School organized a 7‑on‑7 tournament that brought together eight local programs, offering players game‑like reps, coaches a chance to test strategies, and a unique scoring system that rewarded diverse plays.
Heavy rain forced organizers to reshuffle the lineup, but the Rick Reinhart 7‑on‑7 Classic delivered a full slate of games, culminating in Highland’s championship victory.
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.
After 26 seasons, Mark Heiderscheid steps down, reflecting on 401 wins, a state title, and the players who defined his legacy.
The Edwardsville boys basketball program is gearing up for the 2026‑27 campaign, using a rigorous summer schedule and key additions to build on last season’s foundation.
After a 19‑14 season that marked the program’s winningest year, the Father McGivney boys basketball squad is using the summer to reshape its roster, integrate younger talent and sharpen the skills that will define the next chapter.
The Illinois Basketball Coaches Association has released the rosters for its 2026 annual high school all‑star basketball games, detailing schedules, divisions and regional teams.
Triad High School’s baseball team posted a 9‑0 win over Jersey in the Class 3A regional championship, highlighted by Nolan Keller’s 13 strikeouts and a flawless pitching performance. The victory secures a home sectional matchup against Waterloo and underscores the program’s recent regional success.