Baseball games saw several teams showcasing their skills on the diamond. The Chargers managed to secure a road victory against the Panthers, with Ty Hunt's three hits, including a triple, playing a crucial role in their success. Cal Meyers also contributed significantly with a double among his two hits. Meanwhile, Tate Sauer's eight strikeouts over four innings bolstered the team's defensive efforts. In another match, the Maroons triumphed over the Cornjerkers, thanks in part to Ryan Pipkins' stellar pitching performance, which included seven strikeouts in five innings.

In other baseball matchups, the Bulldogs delivered an impressive offensive display by scoring 19 runs against the Vikings. Camden Heinold and Matthew Kirby were instrumental, each contributing doubles among their two hits apiece. Over at softball, the Maroons displayed their dominance with fifteen hits leading them to a significant win over St. Teresa. Kaitlyn Helm and Grace Bandy shone brightly, hitting a double and a triple respectively. Similarly, the Spartans edged past the Comets in a tight contest where Amelia Huckstadt struck out five batters in a complete game effort.

Beyond baseball and softball, girls' soccer witnessed the Maroons taking command with Caroline Blount netting three goals. Chloe Sikora and Rylie Schulze each scored twice, adding further strength to their attacking lineup. In boys' and girls' track and field events held in Hoopeston, Bismarck-Henning/Rossville-Alvin excelled, earning top honors in both categories. Their athletes achieved victories in various disciplines such as sprints, jumps, and throws, demonstrating comprehensive athletic prowess. These competitions not only highlighted individual brilliance but also underscored the importance of teamwork and perseverance in achieving excellence.