Section III Football Coaches Announce Midseason MVPs in Syracuse
Coaches from Section III football have selected their midseason Most Valuable Players (MVPs) for the season in Syracuse.

Syracuse, NY, October 8, 2026 —
Coaches representing Section III football programs have announced their selections for midseason Most Valuable Players (MVPs) for the current football season. The announcement was made in Syracuse.
This designation recognizes outstanding individual performances by athletes during the first half of the football season within Section III. The selection process involves input from the coaches themselves, highlighting players who have demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and impact on their respective teams.
The specific names of the selected MVPs, their respective schools, and the full list of honorees were not detailed in the initial announcement. Further details regarding the individual players recognized are expected to be released by the relevant athletic associations or media outlets that cover Section III football.
Midseason MVP selections serve as an indicator of top talent emerging across the section. These athletes are often key contributors to their teams’ successes and are recognized for their consistent high-level play. The awards provide a point of recognition for athletes and can bring attention to promising talent within high school football.
The football season in Section III encompasses various high schools within the designated geographical area. Coaches’ decisions typically reflect a combination of statistical achievements, on-field performance, and influence on team strategy and morale. The midseason timing allows for recognition of players who have established themselves early in the competitive schedule.
Details regarding any formal recognition events or ceremonies for these midseason MVPs were not immediately available. The selections are made by coaches within Section III, reflecting peer recognition of excellence on the gridiron.
Story summarized from the original created by Kenny Lacy Jr. on www.syracuse.com, see more information here.
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