COLONIE, N.Y. -- The night's marquee matchup between High School on SI Prep Top 15 No. 4 Northwood School (N.Y.) and Combine Academy (N.C.) lived up to its bill
A loaded field of New England standouts delivered huge numbers and unforgettable performances from Sept. 17-19. Now it's your turn to decide who deserves the Player of the Week honor.
Xaverian Brothers remains No. 1, while top-ranked teams from New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont have already suffered losses in a wild start to the New England football season.
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From five-touchdown passing performances to eye-popping rushing totals, these 12 New England standouts made their case with huge performances Sept. 10-12.
Xaverian Brothers remains No. 1, while top-ranked teams from New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont have already suffered losses in a wild start to the New England football season.
The landscape of prep-school soccer is changing heading into the 2026 season, but one thing remains consistent: Taft School (Conn.), even with a new coach, star
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New Hampton standout Chase Courtemanche discusses playing five football positions, competing in two sports and how lacrosse helped shape his success on the gridiron.
The New Hampshire standout linebacker Xavier Moreau discusses how wrestling sharpens his technique, why defense is a mental battle and what drives him to keep improving.
Former Vermont Gatorade Football Player of the Year Orion Yates reclassified and transferred to St. Paul's as he pursues his dream of playing major college football.
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont all produced standout student-athletes recognized for excellence on the field and in the classroom by Gatorade.