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The Indy Ignite defeated the Dallas Pulse 3-1 in their Major League Volleyball season opener on January 10, 2026.
UW River Falls turned belief into history in Canton. After trailing at halftime the Falcons surged in the second half behind Kaleb Blaha to defeat North Central 24 to 14 securing the first national championship in program history.
North Central heads into halftime with a 14 to 10 lead but momentum feels unsettled. A late interception by UW River Falls with eight seconds left capped a first half filled with timely plays and rising belief as the Falcons remain within striking distance of history.
With 10 minutes before kickoff two paths met in Canton. North Central looked to defend its title while UW River Falls chased the first championship in program history. Experience versus history under the lights.
North Central is back in Canton again. UW River Falls has never been here before. On Sunday night, consistency meets confidence with a Division III national championship on the line.
The Chicago Bears are officially on top of the NFC with an 11–4 record and momentum on their side. With playoff positioning, home-field advantage, and a statement game against the 49ers on deck, Chicago has a chance to prove this run is no fluke. This team isn’t just winning they’re setting a new standard.
Never has there been a time when Virginia high school athletics have been short on talent, but where the talent does exist in abundance is a question of debate throughout the state. From full stadiums in Hampton Roads to a full roster of playoffs in Northern Virginia, every area has a reason to be considered the best. The challenge is determining where the talent translates to championships.
2025 marked Prep Sports Central's first full year, and we're celebrating by honoring the creators who made it unforgettable. From @Gemar.photos taking home Creator of the Year to @Photosbyjayboi's viral moment that hit millions of screens on Sports Center and Barstool, these are the best of the best.
Owyhee High School’s boys basketball team dominated Damien with a 73-26 victory at the Lolani Classic Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii, securing a spot in the quarterfinals. The Storms controlled the game with aggressive defense, forcing turnovers, and unselfish offense, including fast breaks and smart ball movement. Maintaining intensity throughout both halves, Owyhee limited Damien to just 26 points. The Meridian-based team will face Kohala in the quarterfinals, aiming to carry their defensive focus and overall game plan against national-level competition.
Idaho sports fans were treated to a busy day of headlines across football, basketball, and recruiting. From a national controversy involving Boise State’s weekend opponent to major commitments and rivalry updates across the Gem State, here’s everything you need to know.
The Geneva C team came up just short in their championship game, but effort was never in question. From start to finish, they played with heart, discipline, and pride, showing exactly what Geneva football stands for.