The Tomah High School baseball team capped its regular season on Tuesday, May 27, with a 9-0 nonconference win over West Salem. The victory pushes the Timberwolves’ ...

South Salem baseball player Sawyer Nelson is the winner of the Maps Credit Union high school boys Athlete of the Week, as ...

If your school is open: contact the school directly to access your records. You can view the school's entry in the online version of Vision and Realisation: a ...

If your school is open: contact the school directly to access your records. You can view the school's entry in the online version of Vision and Realisation: a ...

High school athletes from around West Michigan gathered at Reeths-Puffer High School for the West Michigan All-Star track meet. Although conditions were not ideal, the races and field events went ...

Rita Tavita was in a groove on Wednesday, and West Jordan is two wins away from its first softball state championship in school history ... Jordan’s opponent is also not used to the big stage. Salem ...

West Genesee baseball entered Tuesday’s contest against Cicero-North Syracuse riding the momentum of a shutout win over the Northstars the day before. West Genesee couldn’t completely silence ...

After No. 8 seed Taylorsville went ahead 2-1 in the top of the fourth inning, top seed Salem Hills exploded with three runs in ... Latiana Fifita and Hailey Fox all smashed home runs for No. 3 West ...

West Deptford recovered from ceding a three-run lead in the bottom of the seventh inning by plating three runs of its own in the top of the eighth to down Haddon Heights by a 7-4 margin in eight ...

After No. 8 seed Taylorsville went ahead 2-1 in the top of the fourth inning, top seed Salem Hills exploded with ... Fox all smashed home runs for No. 3 West Jordan as they overcame a 4-2 deficit ...

Four years after finishing at the top of their middle school class, triplets Aaron, Brandon and Christopher Williams-Orr have now conquered high school - and have made up their minds regarding ...

The transition from high school to whatever pseudo-adult period that follows—college, trade school, a gap year, or working—is a time for celebration. But it’s also a time for preparation.