Eight schools around the area won in multiple sports on a day full of volleyball, soccer, golf, cross country, swimming and tennis.

Illini Bluffs' Will Emhoff and Normal Community's Izzy Aviles won CSM Fall Athletes of the Week, get to know them and about their big performances here.

Dunlap's Jackson Orris made history in an Eagles' soccer win while Normal U-High soccer plus Tremont and IVC volleyball also won.

Morton won events in volleyball and cross country while many other teams and sports were in action.

Dunlap edged Metamora in a big-time Mid-Illini contest while multiple Big 12 and Heart of Central Illinois teams remained unbeaten.

Normal West, Normal U-High and PND soccer won key games while the Irish dominated in a Thursday football game. Volleyball, flag football and swimming were also in action.

Intercity soccer and non-conference volleyball matches provided Wednesday's prep highlights.

Vote for this week's CSM Fall Athletes of the Week, which include nominees from football, flag football, volleyball, boys soccer, boys golf, cross country and girls swimming.

Multiple Bloomington/Normal volleyball teams, plus Peoria Christian and Washington, boys soccer, put up strong performances on Tuesday.

Jack Quinn and Normal U-High boys golf won the Coyote Creek Classic while volleyball, boys soccer and flag football were also in action.

Various volleyball, soccer and golf tournaments plus cross country meets headlined Saturday's action.

Week 2 of the football season featured several 4-touchdown performers and a thrilling finish for Metamora. Volleyball, soccer, golf and cross country were also in action.

Three-set volleyball matches and a close win by Morton soccer made for an exciting day of action in Central Illinois.

3 area flag football teams made their debuts, Washington moved to 2-0 in boys soccer and multiple golf teams took home hardware.

The IHSA announced changes to its classification cutoff system and an RPI-based playoff seeding system for soccer on Wednesday.

After a record-tying season last fall, Illini Bluffs is hungry to exceed 10 wins and take home a regional title.

Nine different schools in the area won in multiple sports on a busy Tuesday across the area.

Peoria Christian is faced with replacing lots of production from last year, but still maintains the same standard.

Roanoke-Benson/Eureka soccer is hoping to win back to back regional titles for the first time in program history.

Volleyball, boys soccer, flag football and cross country all started and PND's Jack Coulter headlined area golfers to lead his team to a win.