• The Ohio Super 25 poll ranks the state’s 25 best teams, regardless of division.
• Six teams received at least one first-place vote.

The USA Today Network Ohio releases its first in-season high school football Super 25 poll, featuring voters from across the state. The Ohio Super 25 poll ranks the state’s 25 best teams, regardless of division.

The poll is released as the Ohio High School Athletic Association regular season enters Week 2.

The Ohio Super 25 football poll will be conducted weekly throughout the regular season using a panel of sports writers and editors from across the state. Each voter submits a Top 25 with a first-place vote worth 25 points, second place 24, and so on down to one point for 25th.

Here’s this week’s Ohio Super 25.

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Ohio Super 25 high school football rankings

Others receiving 10 or more points: Cin. Princeton 40,  Cin. Taft 32, CVCA 31, Strongsville 25, Indian Hill 19, Hillsdale 13, Licking Valley 12

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With schools in across the Lone Star State opening the 2025-26 academic year over the past few weeks, the high school volleyball regular season is underway.

Following a strong 2024 campaign that saw Bushland and Randall reach the UIL state championships, with the Lady Falcons taking home another title, the Amarillo area should be in for a solid year again in 2025.

The first few weeks of the season have featured a combination of intriguing non-district games and big tournaments, including Randall’s upcoming Raider Showcase. Borger has also participated in multiple tournaments, finishing third in the gold bracket at Burkburnett’s event early in the season.

Here is a look at the top performers from last week in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.

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Harlea Adams, River Road

Adams tallied 22 digs, seven kills and seven aces in the Lady Cats’ win against Miami.

Addy Bridges, Borger

Bridges logged 37 kills, 18 aces, 16 blocks, five assists and a dig at the Lu Allen Memorial Volleyball Tournament, helping the Bulldogs finish third in the silver bracket.

Gracie Froneman, River Road

The Lady Cats’ sophomore recorded 14 kills, 12 digs and 11 assists in River Road’s win against Miami.

Chelsea Medina, Borger

Medina finished with 53 assists, 25 digs, five aces and two kills at the Lu Allen Memorial Volleyball Tournament, helping the Bulldogs finish third in the silver bracket.

Idaly Sotelo, West Plains

Sotelo led the Lady Wolves with 22 digs against Lubbock-Cooper Liberty.

Kynzie Ward, West Plains

Ward finished with a team-high 13 kills and seven blocks against Lubbock-Cooper Liberty.

Bella Wineberg, West Plains

Wineberg notched 18 assists and three aces against Lubbock-Cooper Liberty.

Here is a list of the top performers in high school sports from the Battle Creek Enquirer-area for the week of Aug. 16-23.

Our weekly top performers list and athlete of the week nominees are compiled courtesy of information provided to The Battle Creek Enquirer by coaches, athletic directors or team statisticians through emails or mentioning @bcesports in game results and highlights posted to Facebook.

If a top performer’s name doesn’t appear on the list, encourage their coach to email submissions to bbroderi@battlecreekenquirer.com.

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Volleyball

Carrie Adams Tournament

The annual Carrie Adams Volleyball Tournament had two city teams battling for the title in the end.

St. Philip held off Pennfield in the finals of the Gold Division as the host Tigers won the Carrie Adams Memorial Volleyball Tournament, held on Saturday, Aug. 23.

St. Philip defeated Pennfield, 17-25, 25-23, 15-13.

St. Philip went 6-0 on the day. In pool play, the Tigers beat Hillsdale, Tri-unity Christian and Paw Paw. In the quarterfinals, St. Philip beat Quincy, 25-20, 25-19. In the semifinals, the Tigers beat Concord 25-19, 25-19.

Addi Dzwik led St. Philip with 81 assists, 23 digs and 10 kills. Quinn Dzwik had 37 kills and 34 digs as Adriana Olsen added 33 kills and four blocks. Mylee Grimm came up with 41 digs and six aces.

Pennfield went 5-1 on the day with wins over Climax-Scots, Garden City, Quincy, Paw Paw and Kalamazoo Central.

Irelynn Sedore led Pennfield with 43 kills, nine aces and 26 digs for the tournament. Natalie Jackson and Mia Wells each had 26 kills. Charli Greger had 70 assists with Danika Rothchild getting 58 digs and Alaina Simmons adding 34 digs.

Gull Lake Invitational

Lakeview finished second at the season-opening Gul Lake Invitational. The Spartans lost to Edwardsburg in three sets in the championship match. Along the way, Lakeview went 4-2 on the day. Abigail Taft led Lakeview with 38 kills on the day.

Marshall Volleyball

Marshall competed in the Leland Invitational as the Redhawks went 3-2 on the day. Brynn Johnson had 54 kills on the day with eight aces and 24 digs. Claire Kelly added 18 kills with Brooke Stealy coming up with 12 kills, 14 digs and seven aces.

Girls Swimming

Spartan Relays

Lakeview hosted the 11-team season-opening Spartan Relays in girls swimming on Saturday. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central finished first with 410 points. Locally, Harper Creek was third with 257 points, host Lakeview was eighth with 214 and Marshall had 107.

Harper Creek had four top five finishes. The best performance came in the 800 relay as Harper Creek was third in a time of 8:38.18 with the team of Megan Cook, Callie Slayton, Ella Dutkiewicz and Ella Laupp. The Beavers were fourth in the 400 medley relay in a time of 4:40.92 with the team of Laupp, Megan Cook, Camryn Lucero and Myla Slayton. Harper Creek was fifth in the 200 backstroke relay in a time of 2:10.96 with the team of Megan Cook, Taylor Dutkiewicz, Abigail Cook and Slayton. Harper Creek was also fifth in the 200 free relay with the team of Jayden Aceituno, Slayton, Dutkiewicz and Laupp.

Lakeview had two top five finish. Lakeview was fourth in the 800 relay in 8:45.03 with the team of Raegan Magnus, Josephine Pawlowicz, Payton Werner and Ava Kirkham. Lakeview was also fourth in the 400 free relay in 3:58.20 with the team of Magnus, Lily Collins, Werner and Kirkham.

Boys Soccer

Lakeview wins 2025 All-City Boys Soccer Tournament – See full results here.

Boys Tennis

Lakeview wins 2025 All-City Boys Tennis Tournament – See full results here

Contact Bill Broderick at bbroderi@battlecreekenquirer.com. Follow him on X/Twitter @billbroderick.

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