High School Sports

Kay leaves Houston program with over 100 wins, four state titles.

Trailblazers win MaxPreps Top 25 battle, avenge last year's section final loss.

PIAA board of directors votes 29-0 for rule that will take away a year of eligibility for athletes who repeat eighth grade.

California Open Division, Texas Class 6A and New York Federation Class AA top the list of most difficult state titles to capture.

Eric Sondheimer of Los Angeles Times reports scheduling development Thursday via Twitter.

Only 17 miles separates the nation's best high school baseball and softball players.

Big four states of California, Florida, Georgia, Texas combine for 65 selections.

Previously top-ranked Panthers drop after upset loss to Sidwell Friends.

Cougars jump into mix after big Southern California victory over No. 21 Los Alamitos.

Trailblazers won state title but fell last year to Eagles in Southern Section Open Division final.

Eleven ranked teams begin seasons this week, including No. 2 JSerra Catholic.

Montverde Academy leads rosters with three selections: Kwame Evans, Chris Johnson and Sean Stewart.

University of Mississippi signee scored 28 points in the victory to send Madison-Ridgeland Academy to state final.

Following an on-court brawl Thursday night, the Camden City School District pulls nationally-ranked Camden from the postseason.

Three-way tiebreaker sends Bosco on to meet defending state champion Centennial at Honda Center on Feb. 25.

Defensive backs coach has been with the Monarchs for 16 years.

Field for this year's Slam Dunk Contest includes K.J. Martin, Mac McClung, Trey Murphy III and Jericho Sims.

Billy Jack Bowen of Silo is overall leader, Mike Turo of Monroe Campus is spring-only leader.

Austin Peck of South Harrison hit 11 triples in one quarter and finished with 64 points.

Sophomore forward led St. Louis to its second consecutive state title.