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The 2026 Illinois high school football season begins earlier than usual, with an expanded playoff field that will feature 384 teams across eight classes, culminating in the state finals at Hancock Stadium in Normal.
The Illinois High School Association and MaxPreps have announced the 2026 football calendar, moving the season start to August 20‑22 and increasing playoff spots from 32 to 48 per class, totaling 384 teams.
The commitment of a top-ranked running back to Tennessee highlights a significant recruiting loss for Ohio State, prompting a strategic reset for the Buckeyes.
High‑school catcher Sean Dunlap, ranked among the nation’s best, announced his withdrawal from the 2026 MLB Draft after going unselected in the first ten rounds, opting instead to join the University of Tennessee.
Jaylen Jamal Crawford, the ESPN‑ranked No. 1 prospect of the 2029 class, revealed his commitment to Kentucky on Instagram during the Nike EYBL in Las Vegas, prompting coach Mark Pope to comment on his scouting trips and the lingering speculation about Jamal Crawford’s future.
The UIL has denied appeals by five‑star cornerback John Meredith III and four‑star quarterback Colton Nussmeier, preserving their eligibility at former schools while they await college commitments.
The first MaxPreps Flag Football Showdown will feature elite high school girls teams from across the country, with streaming on the NFHS Network and plans for an East Coast expansion in 2027.
Logan Chwastyk, a five-star center from Malvern, Pennsylvania, has received a scholarship offer from Iowa. His elite rankings, impressive high school stats, and travel‑ball performance have made him a coveted recruit across the nation.
Logan Chwastyk, a five-star center from Pennsylvania, pledged to Iowa on Tuesday, bringing a highly rated prospect and a potential cornerstone for the program’s future.
Grayson Willoughby earns 2026 MaxPreps National Baseball Player of the Year after a flawless senior season, raising questions about his next move between college and the MLB Draft.
The latest all-league selections from the Northern Section showcase exceptional softball and baseball talent across multiple leagues, with MVP Jemma Trueblood and coach Ron James leading the recognition.
Two Florida State baseball commits, Landon Thome and Jace Riggan, were recognized as High School All-Americans by MaxPreps, highlighting their standout 2023 seasons and future draft potential.
Oregon's 2027 football class receives a major boost with the addition of two elite defensive backs, Tae Walden Jr. and Hayden Stepp, who bring top‑100 rankings and impressive prep credentials.
The University of Oregon announced the addition of two top‑ranked defensive backs, Tae Walden Jr. and Hayden Stepp, to its 2027 roster, a move that reshapes the team’s defensive outlook and reinforces its recruiting momentum.
Oregon's 2027 class climbs to third nationally as Tae Walden Jr. and Hayden Stepp pledge to the Ducks, adding depth and pedigree to the secondary.
Five-star recruit Jett Harrison chose Ohio State over several top programs, bringing a storied family background and high expectations to a program known for producing NFL-ready receivers.
The annual All‑County team highlights top performers from St. Johns County high schools, showcasing record‑setting statistics and versatile talent across offense and defense.
Pennsylvania fans are selecting their favorite high school football stadiums, with historic venues and modern upgrades competing for the top spot.
A statewide contest is drawing the attention of high school football fans across Pennsylvania, as they cast ballots for the state's most iconic gridiron venues.
From the massive crowds at J. Birney Crum Stadium to the historic charm of Aliquippa’s Heinz Field, fans are casting ballots for the Keystone State’s best high school football venues before the July 6 deadline.
Zion Green, a 6‑foot‑9 power forward from Philadelphia, will spend his senior year at AZ Compass Prep School in Chandler, Arizona, after receiving scholarship offers from a dozen major programs and ranking among the nation’s top‑30 prospects.
The Louisville‑based Trinity baseball squad finished 41‑3, outscored opponents 411‑85 and captured back‑to‑back KHSAA state titles, earning MaxPreps’ 2026 national championship.
Tyler Younger, a 6‑foot‑5, 230‑pound edge rusher from Greater Atlanta Christian School, announced his pledge to Alabama, becoming the tenth member of the Crimson Tide’s 2027 class and the third Georgia prospect to do so.
Austin Miller, a 15‑year‑old wide receiver from Southern California, announced his verbal commitment to Ohio State on June 22, joining a recruiting class that already boasts dozens of scholarship offers.