Intercity soccer headlined Wednesday's prep sports action with multiple golf teams faring well.

Tuesday featured a big slate of volleyball, led by a Metamora win, plus Mid-Illini action in soccer and golf, plus the PND Early Bird Invite in cross country and much more.

Vote for this week's CSM Fall Athletes of the Week, featuring nominees from Normal U-High, Illini Bluffs, Limestone, Dee-Mack and more!

Peoria Notre Dame's Jack Coulter and Normal Community's Ryann Graham won the first CSM Fall Athletes of the Week award of the 2025-26 season.

Bloomington and Normal Community won in Intercity soccer, Manual piled on the goals and BCC volleyball moved to 4-0.

IVC soccer has its most experienced team in years for first-year head coach Chris Reese

Bloomington soccer has the makings of a sneaky good team with key players in all spots of the field.

Canton looks to be a mentally tougher team with a chip on their shoulder in head coach Michael Zasada's third year.

Head coach Dale Tarter looks to foster an improved Spartans team that boasts several veterans.

New head coach Diego Zamudio inherits a Raiders team that made strides last year and plans to keep growing.

The underdogs of soccer in the city, Peoria High has continued to build their program and is excited for the season

Following a Class 1A state title, Normal U-High will play in Class 2A with a young but talented lineup.

Limestone continues to trend up with a large group of key players returning to a team eager to win a regional title.

Richwoods soccer brings back a large senior group that's looking to perform in big games this fall.

Normal Community soccer boasts skilled attackers and several good young defenders as the Ironmen look for another winning season.

Bloomington Central Catholic brings back a load of returning starters who are ready to punch above their weight.

Peoria Christian has loads of experience and talent as the Chargers eye their second state bid in three years.

Illini Bluffs soccer is trending upward and aims to set a program record for wins this season.

Normal West soccer is moving from Class 3A to 2A and hopes to be tough competition within its city and conference.

Morton plans to rely on a promising group of young talent in its first year under head coach Zach Statham.