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Since Week 2 of the baseball season, fans of USA TODAY High School Sports have selected the weekly winner of the Super 25 Top Star.

CANDLER, N.C. – Zoe Smith locked eyes with her coach from across a makeshift gym littered with small children practicing forward rolls and cartwheels.

Matty Goodlow’s voice sounds hoarse.

Out of breath? A cold?

Nope.

This has always been how the Pinnacle High (Phoenix) running back speaks, just above a whisper, forcing words out just loud enough to hear in close proximity.

It has led to a life of being bullied. It also has led to his incredible drive to show that he doesn’t need to speak loudly to be heard on the football field.

“I have always felt that Matty had a voice, and it’s just a matter of him knowing... Читать дальше...

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – One week, 17-year-old Michael Thorbjornsen is wrapping up his junior year of high school. The next, he’s playing the weekend at the 119th U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.

From Michael Jordan to Shaquille O’Neal, countless legendary basketball players have often raved about the impact their fathers had on their successes on and off the court.

Eleven days after he decided to end his recruitment and commit to Auburn, Callaway High School (Jackson, Mississippi) point guard Daeshun Ruffin has had a change of heart, reopening his recruitment Friday night.

USA TODAY High School Sports has a weekly column on the recruiting process. This isn’t about where just the top five-star athletes are headed but rather a guide to the process and the pitfalls for student-athletes nationwide from Playced.com. This week’s article is written by Ross Hawley, the president of the company. Playced.com is an industry leader in college recruiting. Their technology-based recruiting service identifies the right colleges for potential recruits to pursue and provides a recruiting... Читать дальше...

Phoenix fire and police were at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix after reports of a white, powdery substance were brought to stadium security Thursday afternoon.

Etta Gibson is certain. If her son James had not been screened for potential heart problems before his ninth-grade year began, she might have faced a “senseless” tragedy.

Safford High School and Pinetop/Lakeside police are investigating an apparent hazing incident during a football camp last week in the White Mountains.