World School Sports News

Photo: American School of GuatemalaThe American School of Guatemala delivered an impressive performance at the AASCA Volleyball 2026 (Atlantic Division), held at Village School Guatemala....

Photo: Instagram Edswardsville_athletics_618Janek enters the final stretch of his senior wrestling season coming off a successful junior year in which he finished fourth at the....

Photo: England LacrosseDowne House staged a dramatic comeback to defeat last year’s champions Berkhamsted and claim the Under 15A National Schools Championship title.The Berkshire school....

Photo: The World School GamesYoung swimmers from around the world will head to London this May as the World School Swim Championships 2026 takes over....

Photo: Tonbridge SchoolTonbridge School hosted the England Hockey Schools Championships Tier 2 Boys’ U14 Kent Cup, welcoming 12 teams from across the county for a....

Photo: FOBISIAStudents from Bangkok Patana School took part in the FOBISIA Junior Tennis Tournament 2026, joining talented young athletes from across the region for an....

Photo: Bangkok PrepFOBISIA Gymnastics 2026 took place from 6–8 February 2026 in Singapore, bringing together almost 600 gymnasts from 27 British international schools across Asia....

The 1st Team netball squad delivered an exceptional performance at the Bristol Grammar School Sevens Tournament, finishing the competition unbeaten and securing the championship title....

Photo: Safa Community SchoolSafa School’s U12 boys rugby team secured the championship title at the KL Tigers International Junior Rugby Tournament 2026, held from 7–8....

Photo: HABERDASHERS' MONMOUTH SCHOOLThe Monmouth U18 Girls Hockey team delivered an outstanding performance at the National Hockey School Girls Championships in Cardiff, securing a well-earned....

Green Canyon overcame a slow first half and a rare halftime deficit to defeat Dixie 59-53 and secure the first state championship in program history. Trailing by four at the break, the Wolves stayed composed and leaned on strong defense to keep the game within reach. Although their outside shooting struggled early, they created extra chances by forcing turnovers and increasing the tempo. In the second half, Green Canyon shifted its focus to attacking the basket, and that adjustment changed the game. The Wolves outscored Dixie in the third quarter to take control, then carried that momentum through the final minutes.

Provo’s championship run didn’t hinge on just one or two stars. It looked more like a team that finally remembered basketball is played by five people at a time. In their 62–42 win over Hurricane, the Bulldogs showcased depth, discipline, and a suspiciously effective offense that refused to settle for bad shots. Four players scored in double digits, with Lucas Castagnetto leading the charge from long range, knocking down five three-pointers on his way to 15 points. Meanwhile, Makai Allen orchestrated everything with 17 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, while Callen Tollestrup and Griffin DeMartini added steady support. The ball movement was crisp, the shot selection was modern and efficient, and the team shot an eye-catching 50% from beyond the arc while piling up 20 assists.

Pleasant Grove made school history by winning its first 5A drill team state championship, ending Bountiful’s reign and turning years of steady progress into a title. After placing fifth in the highly competitive 6A tournament for three straight seasons, the Vikettes moved into 5A this year and made the most of the shift. Their strongest results came in the Dance and Show categories, where they placed first on Saturday at UVU. Coach Sami Jo Carson said the team’s theme for the season was “legacy,” with the goal of building on the program’s past while setting a new standard for the future. That focus showed throughout the season, as Pleasant Grove entered the state tournament as one of the top contenders and carried that confidence all the way to the championship.

Photo: AGSAGS’s Under-13 athletes delivered a series of committed and disciplined performances at the 2026 BSME Games, competing across netball and basketball over three days....

As the high school swimming season heads toward its final stretch, athletes across Southern Utah are sharpening their performances in preparation for region and state championships. The upcoming Region 9 meet at Utah Tech University will be a key test, especially after the recent Red Rock Invitational, where larger programs dominated but local teams still made a strong impression. Canyon View’s boys placed third, while Desert Hills’ girls led the local pack with a third-place finish. With several returning standouts, including Canyon View’s Ty Lauer, Sean Cannon, and Soleil Grimshaw, the region remains highly competitive. Cannon, in particular, has emerged as one of the state’s fastest swimmers, posting a leading time in the 200 freestyle.