​One of the top stories surrounding high school football in Greater Lansing in 2025 was the jump made by the Williamston football team.The Hornets have been a perennial playoff program but endured their first losing season in a decade while finishing 3-7 in 2024. Williamston bounced back from that down year, with an eight-win improvement while finishing 2025 with an 11-1 mark.Which area program will make a turnaround this season and be the most improved in the area? With official practices for the football season just a few weeks away, you can weigh in on which Greater Lansing team will be the most improved.Below is a look at some area teams eyeing improved seasons. Voting is open through the end of the day Friday, July 24.CORUNNA: The Cavaliers finished 2-7 in 2025 and are trying to rebound from their first losing season since 2019.DANSVILLE: The Aggies have a new coach in Jeff Hancock and are making the move to 8-man while trying to bounce back from a 1-7 season.EASTERN: The Quakers are coming off a 2-7 season and have a new coach in Dan Boggan.EATON RAPIDS: The Greyhounds are under new leadership and will try to improve from their 1-8 finish.IONIA: The Bulldogs are under new leadership and will try to bounce back from an 0-9 season.LAINGSBURG: The Wolfpack are trying to rebound from a 3-6 season.LANSING CATHOLIC:: The Cougars went 2-7 last fall while missing the playoffs for the first time since 2008.MAPLE VALLEY: The Lions have had back-to-back 2-7 finishes in their return to playing 11-player football.OKEMOS: The Wolves went 2-7 for a second consecutive season and are trying to continue their progress under coach Efe Scott-Emuakpor.PERRY: The Ramblers are trying to rebound after a 1-8 season.WAVERLY: The Warriors are trying to take a step forward after finishing 0-9 in their first season under Korey Ringer.This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Which Greater Lansing football team will make biggest jump in 2026? Vote here