Northwood head volleyball coach Nayvee Dewar is excited about how her team will flourish throughout the upcoming season, especially considering she has coached her current group of seniors since seventh grade.

The Oak Harbor volleyball team is coming off the best season in program history, but the Rockets will have to replace several key players due to graduation as head coach Kaytlynn Joseph enters her third season.

Head coach Aerika Blankenship takes over the Waite volleyball program this fall, and she’s excited for her team’s potential.

First-year head coach Linden Kunick takes over the Woodmore volleyball program with a positive mindset and a lot of faith in the capability of her athletes.

Lacy Seamans begins her seventh year in charge of the Woodmore cross country program, looking to build off last year’s SBC River Division championship on the girls side, while the ascension of the boys program continues with a strong freshmen class.

Oak Harbor’s fourth-year head coach Tracie Branum enters her 12th season overall with the cross country program.

Northwood’s cross country program enters its fourth season under the direction of head coach Gina Warnke, who has nearly 30 years of experience coaching runners at the high school level.

Drew Holbrook enters his second year leading the Lake cross country program, and he’s excited to see it grow.

For nearly 40 years, Beth Kohler has served as Gibsonburg’s head cross country coach for the girls and boys teams. After having a successful season last year, Kohler is confident that her athletes know what it takes to be leaders and come out on top.

Genoa’s cross country program is led by third-year head coach Shane Pierson, and the Comets are coming off one of the best seasons in program history. They’ll look to continue that momentum this year.

Head coach Nathan Howard returns for his seventh year in charge of the cross country program at Eastwood.

Heading into her fourth year coaching at Clay High School, Marissa Boos is excited about what this season will bring for her athletes.

With all athletes expected to return and hopeful newcomers joining the team, Cardinal Stritch’s cross country head coach Chris Lau is going into his second season excited to continue growing the program.

The Woodmore girls soccer program reached the state semifinals last year for the first time, and sixth-year head coach Jeff Helmke believes this year’s team can achieve similar success despite the loss of several key seniors.

The Oak Harbor girls soccer team returns 15 seniors and gets multiple players back from injury as fifth-year head coach Ryan Lacer is excited for his team’s potential coming off a 13-3-3 season that saw a third-consecutive NBC championship.

The Northwood girls soccer program begins a new era as Kersten Davis takes over as head coach for longtime coach Monte Bandeen, who is now coaching at Clay.

The Lake girls soccer team has experienced some unfortunate luck with injuries over the past year, but third-year head coach Lauren Colangelo is excited about her team.

The Genoa girls soccer team lost several key players due to graduation, but they will look to build off their best season in program history.

The Eastwood girls soccer program looks to jet its way to another successful season behind a deep, talented roster under the direction of fifth-year head coach Julie Cross.

The Clay girls soccer team returns a slew of all-league performers from last year’s team that won the NLL Cardinal Division title, which leads to high hopes for this season.