Weekly High School Sports Schedule: September 1-6
September 1, 2025 - 22:32
The high school sports schedule for the week of September 1-6 features an exciting lineup of events across various disciplines.
Tuesday, September 2 will see a series of volleyball matches taking place. Teams from Battle Ground, Hockinson, Kelso, La Center, Prairie, Ridgefield, Seton Catholic, Skyview, and Union will compete, showcasing their skills and determination on the court.
As the week progresses, fans can look forward to additional competitions in soccer, cross country, and football, providing plenty of opportunities for community support and school spirit. Athletes will be working hard to represent their schools, and the energy at each event is expected to be electric.
This week promises to be filled with thrilling moments, as teams strive for victory and camaraderie. Students, families, and local supporters are encouraged to attend and cheer on their favorite teams as they embark on another exciting season of high school sports.
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