Midwest

High School Senior Shine



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No matter the circumstances, we believe our high school seniors should be celebrated across the Midwest. Though many of these players had their final seasons cut short, it is our goal to highlight our seniors as a way of commemorating their accomplishments. Below, you will find a variety of stories from across our Section. Here's to the class of 2020! 
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