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.

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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 will have a strong front line anchored by Kayt Miller as it looks for yet another winning campaign

Coming off a regional championship in 2024, Heyworth will look to rely on star outside hitter Lyla Tate and others to carry the torch.

Led by all-conference setter Lauren Shuey, Bloomington volleyball hopes to take a step up in the Big 12.

Pekin volleyball may not have the biggest size, but has several key players back, led by setter Mya Juenger

Tremont is eager to build on a 2024 season that included a Class 2A regional plaque and a program-record 28 wins.

Canton native Cassidy Miller begins her first season as the Little Giants' varsity coach and has several key seniors on her squad.

Olympia eyes improvement with Gabby Frye and several key hitters returning.

Princeville volleyball is anticipating being competitive with six starters returning and increasing team chemistry.

East Peoria brings strong defense and chemistry, and an accelerated offense into the season

Former Farmington coach Cassandra Guaf takes over at Peoria High with a young, but enthusiastic and athletic team.

Farmington volleyball is led by first year head coach Ashley Monroe, but isn't backing down despite a big senior class graduating.

Normal U-High expects big things on the volleyball court with a strong attack, led by senior Laney Snow

Eureka volleyball will have some new faces leading the way in 2025, but the Hornets goal of winning a regional remains the same.

All-stater Mia Lamberti and the Limestone Rockets are preparing for another potential run to state with lots of familiar faces.

Richwoods will have a largely new lineup, but the Knights have a tall front line that could lead them to a top-4 finish in the Big 12.