high school football

From 1970 throwback photos to today’s Friday night lights, see why Evansville high school football traditions never go out of style.

Indiana high schools could have the chance to co-op teams. Find out how combining resources could boost competitiveness for struggling teams.

Join the excitement as high school football returns to historic Bosse Field in Evansville for the first time in over a decade.

Step back in time to the Fall of 1970 with captivating photos capturing the essence of a high school football game in Evansville, Indiana.

After back-to-back trips to the state championship game, Mater Dei's Mason Wunderlich is in the running to win Indiana's Mr. Football Award.

A high school in Illinois won its 10th state title in program history last weekend, but that doesn't even put them close to the record for most state championships. So which high school reigns supreme in football in the Land of Lincoln?

Friday night high school football games have been creating memories for generations, and these photos show us what that looked like in Evansville back in 1970.

The Mater Dei Wildcats look to remain undefeated on the 2014 season as they head to northern Vanderburgh County to take on the 1-3 North Huskies.

The winners of the nationwide poll will split a $5,000 cash prize!

In a season dominated by strong ground games across the conference, it only makes sense the players behind those rushing attacks take the lead in this year's All-SIAC team.

A former football in Lancaster, California is huddling with lawyers after he claims he was fired for being gay.

The Wildcats head northeast to face a familiar foe to play for a fifth straight sectional title.