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Richmond, no doubt, is looking to notch its sixth winning season in seven campaigns in varsity 11-man football. And the Spartans, who finished 6-4 last season, have even bigger goals they want to achieve, as outlined by longtime coach Nick Persell.

Orrick’s varsity 8-man football season begins with a twist. Originally, the Bearcats were slated to open against a co-op led by Southwest of Livingston County.

Improvement is a top priority for Hardin- Central’s cross country runners. Here’s a look at the Bulldogs as they prepare to negotiate miles of hills and grassy terrain this fall.

A new coach will lead Richmond’s veteran-laden varsity volleyball team this season. Tatha Farnan succeeds Cody Hogan, Richmond’s wrestling coach, who was head volleyball coach for two seasons.

Appreciate the process. That’s what the Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man football coaching staff is stressing to the Aggies as they look to post their second straight winning season.

Orrick is undergoing a temporary coaching change in varsity volleyball. Rick Gilmore is serving as head coach this season.

The Courtney Sisson era continues with the Richmond girls golf program. Sisson succeeded Murray Dennis as head coach in 2024.

Zachary Baldauf is wearing an additional coaching hat at Richmond. Baldauf, who took charge of the boys tennis program in the spring, is the Spartans’ new girls coach.

Perhaps the third season will be the charm for Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) as a varsity softball co-op program, in terms of wins and losses. NHC finished one game below .500 in each of its first two seasons, going 11-12 in 2023 and 11-12-2 last season.