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It's not uncommon in this era of college football for teams to have completely different position groups from one season to another. Ball State's linebacker room is no exception.Last year's linebacking corps featured five experienced players in Jack Beebe, Alfred Chea, Joey Stemler, Jackson Wiegold and Caden Johnson. With the former four exhausting their eligibility and Johnson leaving in the transfer portal, the Cardinals were down to just two redshirt freshmen Mikeah Webster and Lucas Szymborski in the linebacker room.Defensive coordinator Jeff Knowles knew Ball State needed to find players with experience as he looked to reload the middle of his defense."I knew going into the offseason that there were some good players out there that were going to be in the portal, but I didn't want to add an inexperienced guy," Knowles said. "I wanted to have somebody who I had a good feeling about that's played college football for multiple years."The Cardinals added two redshirt seniors that fit that billing Gavin Forsha from Tennessee State and Cincear Lewis from Cincinnati. Both players seem primed to make a big impact as they spend their final collegiate season in Muncie.Lewis was a 3-star safety recruit out of Kalamazoo Central High School in Michigan and enrolled early at Cincinnati in the spring of 2022, later appearing in one game as a true freshman during the 2022 season. A preseason injury kept him out for the entirety of the 2023 season, during which he earned his redshirt, and he did not see the field in 2024 either. Lewis made his return last season and appeared in five games with 10 tackles for the Bearcats.When Lewis entered the portal, Ball State was one of the first schools to contact him thanks to a connection Knowles had on Cincinnati's staff. Bearcats defensive line coach Walter Stewart worked with Knowles, as well as Ball State head coach Mike Uremovich, during their time at Temple and helped the two sides get in contact. With so many vacated snaps on the Cardinals' roster, Lewis saw an opportunity to make an impact as a fifth-year senior."We all understood that we'll be stepping into a role where there isn't any returning starters, so we've taken it upon ourselves to meet extra on our own, outside of any coach instruction, doing extra work after practice, everything," Lewis said. "We understand the shoes we have to fill, and I think we're ready."Although Lewis didn't see the field much in Cincy, Knowles didn't seem concerned with his relative lack of in-game snaps."Even Cincear, who didn't have a ton of reps, I knew some of his coaches at Cincinnati and felt good about taking him as an experienced guy who just had a couple of injuries previously," Knowles said. "I felt like I was getting two really good veterans."The second of those two veterans is Forsha, another redshirt senior who has bounced around a bit in his college career. A native of Nashville, Tenn., who prepped at Mount Juliet Christian Academy, Forsha began his collegiate career in 2021 at Tyler Junior College in Texas, where he made an immediate impact with 11.5 sacks. He then transferred to Kansas State, where he appeared in nine games during the 2022 season before transferring to South Alabama the next offseason.After three appearances during the 2023 season for South Alabama, Forsha took a redshirt and was finally in line for a bigger role entering his 2024 redshirt junior season. He appeared in the Jaguars' first seven games and started five of those contests before a torn ACL against Troy ended his season. Forsha returned home to Nashville by enrolling at Tennessee State, but with his knee still in recovery, he missed the season and received a medical exception for a sixth season of college football."Last year, I didn't get to play because I was coming off an ACL injury, so I'm really blessed to be able to play my last year healthy with a team that is really ready for whatever," Forsha said. "It was really the coaching staff and the culture that they have built that drew me here."Outside of those two, the Cardinals have an extremely young linebacker room. Redshirt sophomore Kaleb Stewart transferred in from Coffeyville Community College and had some playing experience there, but redshirt freshmen transfers Jovan Clark (Washington State) and Carson Burckhardt (Valparaiso) didn't see any snaps at their first stops. Webster and Szymborski also didn't see the field while earning their redshirts last year, and the only other linebackers in the room are true freshmen Gannon Knowles and Cole Mynett.With so much youth surrounding them, Lewis and Forsha have also taken on the role of mentors."I feel like the team has worked really hard to put ourselves in position to do well this season," Lewis said. "Just understanding the role that I have here, being an older guy and just taking out all the things I learned as a young guy applying them and using them to help us be better."Contact Cade Hampton via email at cbhampton@usatodayco.com or on X, formerly known as Twitter, @CadeHamp10.This article originally appeared on Muncie Star Press: Experienced linebacker duo ready to make big impact for Ball State football

The 2026 high school football season in Georgia will have a new look as the Georgia High School Association's latest realignment comes into place with many teams falling into new regions for the next two school years.Region 3-4A has three teams from the Greater Savannah area in New Hampstead, Windsor Forest and Liberty County joining Long County, Harlem, Southeast Bulloch and West Laurens in a new league.Windsor Forest and Liberty County competed against each other in Region 3-3A the past two seasons, while New Hampstead was in Region 1-4A, which featured Benedictine and Ware County.Here's a look at what to expect this year from Windsor Forest, New Hampstead and Liberty County as the 2026 high school football season in Georgia gets set to kick off.Windsor ForestThe Knights have a different outlook this season with the hire of Willie Martin Jr. as the program's new head coach. Martin comes from Crestwood High in Sumter, South Carolina, where he served as the offensive coordinator for the past six years and he brings his son, Jayden Martin, a three-star junior prospect who had 609 yards rushing and receiving and eight scores last year.Windsor Forest missed the playoffs last year with a 4-6 record, but closed out the season with three straight wins. The Knights are looking for their first playoff appearance since 2021, which closed out a run of five straight postseason berths.Jayden Martin holds offers including Coastal Carolina, Old Dominion and Howard and the left-hander will make the move to quarterback this season."Jayden played quarterback as an eight-grader on the junior varsity and that team went 8-2," Willie Martin Jr. said. "He's a tough kid to get on the ground, so with him at quarterback, it's going to be an exciting brand of football."He'll be running an offense known for its speed with several track and field stars who double as football standouts. Senior Jaimor Duncan is back as a receiver and defensive back. Jaimeer Duncan is a junior captain and a featured running back along with sophomore Telly Riley, who coach Martin described as the offense's Swiss Army Knife.Junior Dwane Franklin and his classmate Kamari Duncan lead a talented group of receivers. "We have a lot of team speed, and that's going to be a plus for us because that's one of the things you can't coach in the game of football," Willie Martin Jr. said.Senior Amani McKinney will be the leader on the offensive line.Malachi Daniels will be a senior leader on a defense at linebacker after a junior year where he had 52 tackles, with six for a loss.The Knights have a freshman defensive lineman who will have a big impact in Jerry Lankford, a 6-foot-5, 335-pounder who his coach said has been wreaking havoc early on.Jaimor Duncan will be the leader of an athletic defensive backfield.Willie Martin Jr. said the strength of the team will be its chemistry as the seniors have grown up together in the program and that the season will be dedicated to Keshaun Allen, a Windsor Forest junior varsity player who died on the sideline of a 2023 game after suffering a medical emergency. The Knights displayed Allen's No. 58 jersey as a recent media day event.New HampsteadThe Phoenix are coming off a 2-8 season as New Hampstead missed the playoffs coming out of the rugged Region 1-4A.Kyle Hockman enters his eighth season leading the Phoenix in his 25th season as a head coach. The veteran has posted an overall record of 173-101 with a 34-39 mark with New Hampstead.New Hampstead has an offensive line featuring four returning starters in center James Gerald, Michael Bryant, Jalen Williams and Antonio Washington.They will be opening holes for Christian Kinlaw, who had a breakout junior season that was cut short by an injury. Kinlaw rushed for 847 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging 6.3 yards per carry and caught 24 passes for 238 yards and pair of scores in eight games.Sophomore Antonio Benton is set to take over at quarterback, with Kinlaw also in the mix to see time behind center. Benton follows Erik Hockman, who threw for 2,140 yards and 14 touchdowns before signing with Ithaca College. His twin brother, receiver Ben Hockman, is playing at Cornell. They are coach Kyle Hockman's nephews.Mekhi Lynn is the the top returning receiver after catching 31 passes for 381 yards and a pair of scores last season.The defense will be led by senior linebacker David Kirkland, who had 38 tackles and a pair of interceptions last year, along with junior defensive lineman Joshua Bey, who had 34 stops last season. "We know there will be ebbs and flows during the season, but this team is close and they have a focused mentality," Phoenix offensive line coach William Wallace said. "We're going to need to seize our opportunities and execute when the time arises. Our guys are biting at the bit to get back to the playoffs."Liberty CountyTony Glazer enters his fifth season leading the Liberty County program looking to build on last season, when the Panthers reached the Class 3A state playoffs and finished with a 7-4 record.Liberty County has 14 starters returning, with nine on offense and five coming back on defense.Jaeir Roberts started at quarterback as a sophomore when he threw for 1,047 yards and ran for 273 with 10 combined touchdowns. Glazer said he and sophomore Jack Jacobson were competing for the starting job.Receiver Aaron Brown, a two-time All-Region first-team selection who had 35 receptions for 439 yards and three scores last season, is back as a senior playmaker and team leader.Senior Carson Carter was an All-Region first-team pick last year and leads an offensive line with four returning starters including Sam Brant.The defense features Nykiem Ezell, a three-year starter at defensive back who had three interceptions and eight pass breakups last year. Senior linebacker David Bacon had 63 tackles with 10 for losses and a pair of sacks last season.We're going to run the ball and be known for our physicality," Glazer said. "Our goal is to win a region championship and host a first-round playoff game."Dennis Knight covers sports for the Savannah Morning News. Contact him at Dknight@savannahnow.com. Twitter:@DennisKnightSMNThis article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: Outlook for Windsor Forest, New Hampstead and Liberty Co. in Region 3-4A

CHEBOYGAN Welcome to the Cheboygan Daily Tribunes football landing page, which features complete coverage of the 2026 high school campaign.On this page, you will find links to every story regarding Cheboygan-area football broken down by the week it ran, along with photo galleries, videos and much more this fall. Be sure to bookmark this page to make sure youre up to date on stories going on with Cheboygan, Inland Lakes, Onaway and Pellston. This page will continue to be updated with football content all season long. Week 1 Coming soon. PRESEASON CHEBOYGAN-AREA PLAYERS TO WATCH: Meet the 2026 Cheboygan-area high school football stars to watchSCHEDULES FOR EACH AREA TEAM: Here's a look at 2026 schedules for each Cheboygan-area football teamTHINGS TO WATCH CHEBOYGAN: Three things to watch with 2026 Cheboygan High School football teamTHINGS TO WATCH INLAND LAKES: Three things to watch with 2026 Inland Lakes High School footballTHINGS TO WATCH ONAWAY: Three things to watch with 2026 Onaway High School football teamTHINGS TO WATCH PELLSTON: Here's some early thoughts on Pellston football heading into 2026SUMMER ACTIVITIESCHEBOYGAN QB NOLAN SCHLEY: Senior QB Nolan Schley ready for one final run with Cheboygan footballCHEBOYGAN'S MASON JOHNSON: 'Fearless' Mason Johnson shines both ways for Cheboygan footballContact sports editor Jared Greenleaf atjgreenleaf@gannett.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter@sportsCDTThis article originally appeared on Cheboygan Daily Tribune: Cheboygan-area high school football's complete coverage of 2026 season

CHEBOYGAN I enjoycoming up withthese lists. Recently, I went over the best male and female athletesIvecovered since working at the Cheboygan Daily Tribune.Then, I figured, why not do another topic. BEST MALE ATHLETES: The best male athletes I've covered in the Cheboygan area | GreenleafBEST FEMALE ATHLETES: The best female athletes I've covered in Cheboygan area | GreenleafFrom when I returned to the Daily Tribune in 2020 to the present,Ivebeen fortunate enough to cover some excellent high school sports programs. When it comes to the elite of the elite, these teams are it.So,heresa look at the most successful programs since March 2020.Cheboygan Bowling (Coach Brian Taylor)Main accoladessince 2020:Girls; Three MHSAA Division 3 regionalchampionships (2021, 2022, 2024), One MHSAA Division 3 state runner-up (2022),SixNorthern Michigan Bowling Conference titles (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2026); Boys; Six Northern Michigan Bowling Conferencechampionships(2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025, 2026)Notable players:Boys;Cole Swanberg, Tommy Jones, Dawson Campbell, Lawrence Duffiney, Luke Marsh, Jacob Pluszczynski;Girls; Morgan Jones, Izzy Portman, Izzy Taylor, Alicia Vieau, Lily McKervey, Jenna Knaffle, Zoey BurThoughts:Both programs have been exceptional during coach Brian Taylors tenure, as the Cheboygan girls nearly won a state title in 2022, while the boysfeatured the stellar Cole Swanberg, who won a singles state title in 2020 and regional crowns in 2020 and 2022. These programs were also spearheaded by brother and sister Tommy Jones and Morgan Jones, who won singles regional titles.Inland Lakes Football (Coach Travis Meyer)Main accoladessince 2020:Three MHSAA 8-Player Division 1regional championships (2020, 2023, 2024); Five Ski Valley 8-Player Conference championships (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025); One MHSAA 8-Player Division 1 state runner-up (2023); Two MHSAA state semifinal appearances (2023, 2024)NotablePlayers:Mason Blumke, Aidan Fenstermaker, Jake Willey, Andre Bradford, Avery Enos,Wyatt Hanel, Grant Blumke, Sam Mayer, DJ Buhr, Mitch Crawford, Beau Vizina Thoughts:Since 2020, Travis Meyers Inland Lakes Bulldogs have been one of the most decorated programs in the area, consistently winning at a high rate.If it hadnot been for an improbable late-game comeback by Martin at the Superior Domein 2023, the Bulldogs would be on this list with a state title in hand. Either way, Inland Lakes football has shined since the start of this decade.Inland Lakes Volleyball (Coach Nicole Moore)Main accolades since 2020:FiveMHSAA district championships (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024); Two MHSAADivision 4 regional championships (2021, 2022);One MHSAA Division 4 state runner-up (2021);TwoSki Valley Conference championships (2022, 2023)Notable Players:Natalie Wandrie, Ryann Clancy, Alyssa Byrne, Olivia Monthei, BrooklynLaBrecque, Hannah Robinson, Chloe Robinson, Jenna Stubbs, Addison Byrne Thoughts:Since Nicole Moores arrival in the program in 2020, the Bulldogs captured district titles in each of her first five seasons, while also earning a pair of regional crowns, and finishing runner-up in the2021MHSAA Division 4 state final. Year by year,Moores Bulldogs consistently won and produced all-state players like Natalie Wandrie and Ryann Clancy.Moore stepped down following the 2025 campaign.Inland Lakes Girls Basketball (Coach Daryl Vizina)Mainaccoladessince 2020:One MHSAA Division 4 regional championship (2025-26);Four MHSAA Division 4 district championships (2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26);One Ski Valley Conference championship (2023-24)Notableplayers:Chloe Robinson, Mary Myshock, Ava Belford, Addison Byrne, Natalie Wandrie, Brooklyn LaBrecqueThoughts:Before Daryl Vizinas arrival in 2020, the Bulldogs were a struggling program. By the end of it, the I-L coachand his many stars throughout the years turned the program into a winning machine, culminating with the programs first-ever regional title in the 2025-26 campaign.Inland Lakes Baseball (Coach Josh Vieau)Main accolades since 2020:Four MHSAA Division 4 district championships (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024);Three Ski Valley Conference championships (2022, 2023, 2024)Notableplayers:Connor Wallace, Aidan Fenstermaker, Mason Blumke, Grant Blumke, Jake Willey, TyKolly,Cash DePauw, Andre BradfordThoughts:When you go unbeaten in your conference like Josh Vieaus Bulldogs did during multiple seasons, thats pretty darn impressive, especially whenGaylord St. Mary is also a part of that league.Vieaus I-L teams have won consistently and produced multiple all-staters like Connor Wallace, Aidan Fenstermaker and TyKolly.Inland Lakes Girls Track and Field (Coach Sarah Furman)Main accolades since 2020:Three MHSAA Division 4 regional championships (2023, 2024, 2026); Three Ski Valley Conference championships (2022, 2023, 2026); One MHSAA Division 4 state runner-up (2023)Notable athletes:Natalie Wandrie, Larissa Huffman, Chloe Robinson, Kaylee Taglauer, Mary Myshock, Christy Shank,Hannah Robinson, Luci BunkerThoughts:In 2023, coach Sarah Furmans Bulldogs were a super team, led by Natalie Wandrie, who won D4 state titles in the discus and shot put, as well as Larissa Huffman, an 11-time all-state performer.Over the last decade and change, Inland Lakes girls track has embodied the unselfish, team-first mindset, anditsresulted in several trophies.Mackinaw City Girls Basketball (Coach Jake Huffman)Main accolades since 2020:One MHSAA Division 4 regional championship (2022-23);One MHSAA Division 4 district championship (2022-23);Five Northern Lakes Conference championships (2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24)Notable Players:Madison Smith, Larissa Huffman, Marlie Postula, Gracie Beauchamp, Jersey Beauchamp, Julia Sullivan, Raeann HingstonThoughts:Perhaps themostimpressive stretch on this list came from thisMackinaw City program. While none of those Comet teams were deep by any stretch, they found a way to make it work behind elite teamwork and exciting play. Their golden moment was a thrilling regional title victory over Inland Lakes in 2023. Onaway Boys Basketball (Coach Eddy Szymoniak)Main accolades since 2020:Four MHSAA Division 4 district championships (2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24);Two Ski Valley Conference championships (2021-22, 2022-23)Notable Players:Jager Mix, Jadin Mix, Austin Veal, Bridger Peel, Mason BeebeThoughts:Eddy SzymoniaksCardinals were as thrilling and successful as anybody on this list, ending a 63-year Ski Valley title drought by winning the conference outright in 2022, and earning a share of the crown the following season. Fueled by stars like Jager andJadin Mix, Austin Veal and Mason Beebe, the Cardinals won four straight district titles.Honorable MentionsCheboygan Softball (Coach Mike LaLonde),Cheboygan Volleyball (Kris Jewell and DarcieMlynarchek),Inland Lakes Softball (Coach Krissi Thompson),Onaway Volleyball (Coach Steve Watson)Contact sports editor Jared Greenleaf atjgreenleaf@gannett.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter@sportsCDTThis article originally appeared on Cheboygan Daily Tribune: Which Cheboygan-area sports programs have been the best since 2020?

WENDOVER, Utah (AP) The first and only person to break the sound barrier in a car hits the track in Utah this week with new wheels and his eye on another record.Twenty years ago, British driver Andy Green set the land speed record for a diesel-powered car, reaching 350.092 mph (563.4 kph) at Utahs famous Bonneville Salt Flats. Green will return to the lunarlike landscape Tuesday and try to beat that mark, this time with a hydrogen-powered car. The retired Royal Air Force fighter pilot aims not only to win another accolade but to showcase the power of hydrogen as a clean-energy alternative. It's the fuel of the future, Green told The Associated Press in a July interview.Green will be driving the 32-foot (9.75-meter) JCB Hydromax, the brainchild of British construction equipment manufacturer JCB. The car is bright yellow, long and slim, resembling a pencil. It's powered by two hydrogen internal combustion engines with a combined 1,600 horsepower, which were adapted from engines used in the companys construction machinery. They mix pressurized hydrogen gas with air and ignite it to create bursts of power.In targeting the diesel-powered record, Green also hopes to easily clear the world land speed records for hydrogen internal combustion engines (185.5 mph/298.5 kph) and electric vehicles (341.3 mph/549.2 kph).Green hit a new top speed of 368.347 mph (592.797 kph) in practice last week, but to officially earn the hydrogen record, hell have to do it Tuesday in front of the Fdration Internationale de lAutomobile, the international governing body of motor sports.What the peak speed is, I cant say. We just dont know, he said. Part of the adventure here is were going to find out.One thing Tuesdays attempt will assuredly not do is approach the supersonic speeds Green reached with jet power three decades ago.Green had already been flying supersonic military aircraft when he spotted a newspaper ad that read: Wanted: High-speed driver to break the sound barrier, according to the Guinness World Records. In 1997, he traveled faster than the speed of sound and set the outright land speed record 763.035 mph (1,227.98 kph) in a car powered by twin jet engines. His runs in Nevadas Black Rock Desert produced sonic booms that shook the nearby town of Gerlach. Now 64 years old, Green said he thought he was done racing but came out of retirement when JCB approached him with plans for the new car. The company has invested more than $134 million into hydrogen-powered engines that it says emit no carbon dioxide from the tailpipes.If youre serious about emissions, you have to be serious about hydrogen, and a land speed project is the perfect way to prove it, JCB Chair Anthony Bamford said at the car's unveiling in May. Bamford has also argued that hydrogen can better handle the demands of heavy industries than electric power.But hydrogen is only as clean as its source, and the vast majority is currently produced from fossil fuels. JCB signed a deal to buy green hydrogen, which is created using renewable energy but makes up a tiny fraction of global hydrogen production. Hydrogen combustion engines also present unique safety challenges due to the high pressure and flammability of the gas. We're managing the risks very carefully, Green said. The car endured rigorous testing, and Green said he spent months learning how it responds to the elements, how the engines work in tandem and how to deploy a parachute to slow the car on the low-friction salt crust. Since the first race there in 1914, the glassy surface of the Bonneville Salt Flats has drawn generations of drivers seeking to set new land speed records. A remnant of a prehistoric lake bed, the salt flats are about 100 miles (160 kilometers) west of Salt Lake City and sit atop an aquifer that cools the tires of the cars.Spectators must stand about a quarter of a mile (400 meters) from the course's straightaway, which is 10 miles (16 kilometers) long, and often watch through wide-angle binoculars.The expanse on the border of Utah and Nevada has also been a backdrop for movies including Independence Day and The Worlds Fastest Indian, and the series finale of Mad Men.Green will start about an hour before sunrise Tuesday. His attempt comes a year after a driver going 283 mph (455 kph) died trying to set a land speed record at Bonneville's annual Speed Week. Chris Raschke lost control of his rocketlike vehicle called the Speed Demon last August and died from his injuries. ___Rico reported from Atlanta. Video journalist Serge Cartwright contributed reporting.

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