COTTONWOOD — Looking to make its fifth-straight team state tournament appearance, the Lakeview boys golf team is approaching the 2026 season with high standards of continuing its ongoing success. The girls team also heads into the season with a full group of returners with hopes of reaching ...
COTTONWOOD — The Lakeview baseball team enters the 2026 season looking to build on improvement and stack up some wins, while operating under a new head coach while returning its key players from a season prior. Corey Boe, Lakeview’s elementary principal, has taken over the reins of the ...
COTTONWOOD — Established with a group of core returners on both teams, the Lakeview track and field team enters the 2026 spring outdoor season looking to compete at a high level and build on its postseason success. "Our team motto is healthy, happy, fast, far and high, every single year. I ...
COTTONWOOD — Looking to continue its recent upward trend from the last few years, the Lakeview softball team aims to finish with an above .500 record ahead of the 2026 season. Lakeview softball has been moving in the right direction, and again is returning a majority of its roster from a ...
TRACY — After relying on a number of young players last season, the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton softball team will look to take another step forward this season. The Panthers return some key pieces in Melaina Ankrum and Gretchen Lanoue, and will look to rely on their continued development as they make strides within the Camden Conference. TMB finished last season with an 8-12 record, falling to Murray County Central as the No. 7 seed in the first round of the Section 3A tournament. While the Panthers do have some roster turnover from last year, they do return both of their primary ...
TRACY — After graduating some talented arms at the end of last season, the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton baseball team will look to rely on its strong bats and develop its pitching to put together another strong campaign. The Panthers return six starters from last year’s team, many of whom were getting their first real varsity experience. Those innings last year helped the players get acclimated to varsity-level competition and they’ll look to continue building on it this time around. “A big tell for us is, if we don’t strike out more than six or seven times, we’re going to be in ...
