Princeville has the potential to be dangerous again with multiple all-conference honorees as a variety of positions.

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

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

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

East Peoria football brings back several stars on both sides of the ball as the Raiders look for an elusive fifth win this season.

Metamora's Jordan Kerr and Pekin's Leah Brown led their golf teams to good performances and Dunlap tennis took on high-level competition.

Peoria High has state title aspirations in 2025 and the Lions are loaded with experience and talent.

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

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

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

Farmington has a top-tier receiving group to lead the way as the Farmers look to stay dominant in the LincolnLand Conference.

Normal U-High won the Bloomington Best Ball in girls golf over several crosstown rivals.

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

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

Normal U-High is looking to follow up a state semifinal berth with continued success behind all-conference players Cade Cunningham and Griffin Meyer.

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

Eureka is will look to veterans on the offensive and defensive lines in hopes of returning to the playoffs for the ninth straight year

Dunlap boys golf won the East Peoria Raider Cup and several area teams including Richwoods also prevailed on the course.

Washington's Gavin Scheurs and Dunlap's Sydney Hunt led their teams to key early-season wins on the golf course, with several other small schools taking W's too.

A new head coach is bringing a new era to Midwest Central volleyball this fall. Normal native Alyssa Watson takes over a Raiders team that has been down in the win column recently, but has shown improvement in each of the last two years.