FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — For local sports, 2025 was a year for the books.<\/p>\n
There were plenty of state titles at the high school level.<\/p>\n
Central East earned its second championship in program history, its first since Xavier Worthy helped them to the title in 2019.<\/p>\n
Worthy finished out his rookie year with the Kansas City Chiefs at the Super Bowl.<\/p>\n
Buchanan girls’ cross country got back to the top of the podium, and boys wrestling won state at the beginning of this year.<\/p>\n
Immanuel girls volleyball went back-to-back, winning the D-IV state title in three sets.<\/p>\n
A former Firebaugh High School quarterback is the NFL MVP, had a high school field dedication and became the first Wyoming Cowboy to have his jersey retired.<\/p>\n
Josh Allen and the Bills are poised for another playoff run, they hope ends at Super Bowl 60.<\/p>\n
It was a third MVP for Aaron Judge as the former Diamond Dog earned the American League honor back-to-back seasons.<\/p>\n
The Fresno native left Central as a 0-star recruit, but Cedric Coward was drafted in the first round and is already making a name for himself in the NBA.<\/p>\n
San Joaquin Memorial grad Max Arfsten pulled up to the US men’s national team and was named a finalist for men’s player of the year, with a chance to play in next year’s World Cup.<\/p>\n
Former Fresno State head coach Jeff Tedford retired and became just the third coach inducted into the Ring of Honor.<\/p>\n
The Matt Entz era began in 2025, leading the Bulldogs to an 8-win regular season and a bowl game appearance this weekend.<\/p>\n
The Arizona Bowl will mark the Bulldogs’ final game in the Mountain West Conference, as they look ahead to what the Pac-12 will bring in 2026.<\/p>\n
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