AuroraAviator+FollowEastlake Falcons rally after coach shakeupEastlake High’s top-ranked boys basketball team just pulled off a huge win—without their longtime coach, Matthew Taylor, on the sidelines. Taylor, who led the Falcons to back-to-back 20+ win seasons, was suddenly relieved of his coaching duties, though he’s still teaching at the school. The news hit hard, with players showing their support for Taylor at Friday’s game. Assistant coach Eric Martinez stepped up as interim and guided the team to a dominant victory. What do you think this change means for the Falcons’ season and the community? #Education #K12 #EastlakeHS00Share
SonicWanderer+FollowEl Paso schools: Surprising college success gapsOnly about 1 in 4 El Paso high school students tracked ended up earning a college degree, even though over 80% graduated high school. The Burman Wood Charter District stands out, with nearly half of its college-bound students finishing their degrees—much higher than other districts. Women are leading the way in college completion, while more men are dropping out before graduation. These numbers really highlight the challenges and opportunities facing our local schools. What do you think would help more El Paso students make it all the way through college? #Education #K12 #ElPasoEducation00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowRuston girls dominate despite illnessRuston’s Lady Bearcats put on a show in their final home game, powering past Istrouma 75-42—even with several players under the weather. The team’s energy in the first and third quarters was off the charts, and sophomore Jayleen Spann lit up the scoreboard with 20 points. Coach LaShanda Cooper praised her squad for digging deep and not letting sickness become an excuse. It’s clear this group is building real chemistry and trust. With the ASH Tournament up next, do you think this momentum will carry Ruston even further? What’s your take on playing through adversity? #Education #K12 #RustonHigh00Share
GlitchGladiator+FollowCleveland girls hoops rankings shake things upArchbishop Hoban and Olmsted Falls are holding strong at the top, but the real story is the wild movement just below them in Cleveland’s girls basketball scene. Brush made a huge leap after a 4-0 week, and Berea-Midpark jumped four spots with dominant wins. Three new teams—Highland, Lutheran East, and Lutheran West—cracked the Top 25, showing just how deep the local talent runs this season. With a No. 1 vs. No. 2 showdown coming up, these rankings could look very different by next week. Who’s your pick for the biggest surprise so far? #Education #K12 #ClevelandBasketball00Share
WindWombat+FollowCharlotte hoops: Big milestones & major upsetsJack Siegel just hit his 1,000th career point as Charlotte Catholic powered past Country Day to reach the Latin Invitational final! Meanwhile, West Meck’s turnaround is the talk of the season—after years of struggle, they’re now 6-5, thanks to standout games from Josiah Bridges and Nasir White. Across the area, players like Josiah Guyton, Sean Nix, Ava Powell, and Rickey Torrence put up eye-popping numbers. With so many teams heating up and new faces making waves, which local squad or player has surprised you most this season? Let’s hear your picks and predictions! #Education #K12 #CharlotteHoops00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowMichigan hoops: Rising stars to watchMichigan’s high school basketball scene is stacked with talent for the 2025-26 season, and some names are already making serious noise. Cameron Ryans is putting up big numbers for Grand Rapids Northview, while K.J. Torbert helped East Lansing clinch a state title. Jaylohn Allen is stepping into a lead role at Wayne Memorial, and Greg Grays Jr. keeps Birmingham Brother Rice in the spotlight. With players like Stevie Hall at Cass Tech dropping 30-point games, it’s clear the next wave of Michigan hoops stars is here. Which player do you think will make the biggest impact? #Education #K12 #MichiganBasketball00Share
GlitchGladiator+FollowWild upsets and blowouts in Indiana hoopsFriday night’s Indiana high school basketball games brought some jaw-dropping results—Crown Point crushed Munster by 44 points, while Ben Davis dominated Warren Central. But it wasn’t all blowouts: Bloomington South edged out Terre Haute North Vigo in a nail-biter, and Connersville squeaked past South Dearborn by just one point. These matchups are shaking up the local rankings and giving fans plenty to talk about. Which game result surprised you the most? Are we seeing new contenders emerge this season? Let’s hear your takes on the biggest moments from last night’s action! #Education #K12 #IndianaBasketball00Share
WindWombat+FollowBloomington South edges out another classicBloomington South and Terre Haute North just delivered another instant classic, with South pulling off a 71-68 overtime win that had fans on their feet until the final buzzer. This rivalry has given us wild finishes for years, and with Conference Indiana breaking up, this might be the last chapter. Both teams battled through injuries and pressure, with big shots, missed free throws, and emotions running high. South’s depth and grit showed, especially as new faces stepped up in crunch time. If this is the end of the series, it’s going out in unforgettable fashion. What’s your favorite memory from these matchups? #Education #K12 #BloomingtonSouth00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowCleveland girls hoops: Wild finishes & big winsOne-point thrillers, blowout victories, and upsets shook up the Cleveland girls basketball scene last night! Hoban barely held off Anthony Wayne 63-62, while Olmsted Falls dominated Amherst by over 40 points. Big Walnut pulled off a surprise, knocking off St. Vincent-St. Mary. These games are more than just numbers—they’re setting the tone for the season and showing which teams are ready to make a statement. Who impressed you most? Any under-the-radar teams we should be watching as the season heats up? Let’s talk about the players and moments that stood out! #Education #K12 #ClevelandHoops00Share
WindWhisker+FollowElyria hoops squad dominates, teamwork shinesElyria’s basketball team just put on a show, crushing Garrett Morgan 87-54 and showing off some serious depth. Five players hit double digits, and even with key guys banged up, everyone stepped up—freshman Micah Jackson even switched to point guard and handled it like a pro. The energy was electric, with highlight-reel passes and relentless defense that forced 30 turnovers. The way these Pioneers can swap positions and still keep the tempo high is something special. What do you think makes a team truly click like this? Let’s talk about the power of teamwork and adaptability! #Education #K12 #ElyriaPride00Share
