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• Prep soccer teams face tough road ahead - Arizona Daily Sun - 01/25/10
  

  The city's six Class 4A, Division II soccer teams are gearing up for a whirlwind week. With the state tournament scheduled to start next week, boys and girls soccer teams at Coconino, Flagstaff High and Sinagua are feeling the crunch of trying to squeeze in all their matches before the regular season ends.
  

• Cougar boys beat Patriots, 53-37 - Mohave Daily News - 01/25/10
  Mohave Accelerated Learning Center head coach Joey Leslie gave Laughlin High School's big man, Kris Suhr, and guard, Andre Prosise, much of the credit for the Cougars overpowering 63-37  basketball victory on Friday night in the Cougars Den.
• Ironwood Ridge parlays early season success to impressive season - Coachesaid.com - 01/20/10
  Tim Berrier should have his own television show on the DIY network with all of the reclamation projects he has completed in Tucson. He elevated the Salpointe Catholic wrestling program to a top five team at the state tournament in the mid-1990s and had a top 10 at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
  
• Hawks, Lions scrap to finish - Explorer - 01/20/10
  The Ironwood Ridge girls soccer team may have just won a tough battle, but may end up losing the war.In a thrilling double-overtime, penalty-kick decision, the Nighthawks defeated the Mountain View Mountain Lions 3-2 on Friday. The win gave the Nighthawks (4-0, 16-3-1) the 5A Southern Region championship over the visiting Mountain Lions (4-1, 14-4-1).
• Cibola comes back from 11 down for win over Kofa - Yuma Sun - 01/20/10
  The rebounding of Sarah Ray and Lawanda Watson helped the Raiders rebound from surrendering the first 11 points at Kofa Tuesday.
• Peoria bounces back with win over Bradshaw Mountain in boys basketball - Arizona Republic - 01/20/10
  Dewayne Russell had a triple double and Peoria appears to be back on a roll after beating visiting Prescott Valley Bradshaw Mountain 52-34 Tuesday night in a Class 4A Division I West Valley Region boys basketball game.
• Amphi wears out Santa Rita with waves of reserves - Arizona Daily Star - 01/20/10
  From tip-off to final buzzer, Amphitheater unloads an attacking pressure defense that thrives on fast-break points.
• Broncs stun Dust Devils, 71-70 - Mohave Daily News - 01/20/10
  The Dust Devils blew a 25-point, third-quarter en route to their 71-70 loss to the Parker High School Broncs at River Valley High School on Tuesday night.
• Chandler girls stay hot, beat Desert Vista - East Valley Tribune - 01/20/10
  In the ever-changing argument of who's the best in 5A-I girls basketball, Chandler High threw its hat in the ring Tuesday night.
• Santa Rita runs No. 1 Ironwood Ridge out of the gym - Coachesaid.com - 01/19/10
  
• Skousen up for national award - Yuma Sun - 01/19/10
  Antelope linebacker Aaron Skousen was selected as a nominee for the Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year on Monday. The award, which recognizes the nation's top 50 high school football players, will be announced at the end of February.
• Deer Valley hires Kersting as football coach - Arizona Republic - 01/19/10
  Joe Kersting, one of the most successful Arizona junior college football coaches of all time, has been named head coach at Glendale Deer Valley.  Kersting has teaching roots at Deer Valley, where he was a math teacher from 1981-84.
  
• http://www.azdailysun.com/sports/high-school/article_5836a003-9c2a-5ed2-a457-056a3890169e.html - 01/19/10
  Flagstaff High's Tyrone Johnson raised plenty of eyebrows two years ago when he entrusted the future of the FHS varsity girls basketball program to a trio of promising ninth-graders.
• Seen & heard - Arizona Daily Star - 01/19/10
  Officially free.  There was no holiday pay involved for the 15 officials at Monday's MLK Basketball Classic. In fact, there was no pay at all. Each referee that worked at McKale Center did so on a volunteer basis. And while AIA Area Commissioner Steve Ganson normally assigns two refs to a game, Monday's overwhelming number of volunteers allowed for a three-person crew.
• Vasquez leads Apaches past Tigers - Nogales International - 01/19/10
  When Nogales High boys’ soccer coach Hugo Luna doesn’t wear his Boston Red Sox baseball hat, everything goes haywire. He’s worn it everyday but twice in the 130 games he’s coach the Apaches.
• Shamrocks best Dust Devils, 3-2, PKs - Mohave Daily News - 01/19/10
  Cody Medrano and Ryan Saint-Amour each scored two goals in the first half for the Dust Devils, but that was not enough as Yuma Catholic High School won, 3-2, in penalty kicks, at River Valley High School on Saturday.
• Cotton flourishing in return to Arizona - Coachesaid.com - 01/15/10
  The decision to leave was easy for the Cotton family, but it was even easier to come back. ucson Palo Verde senior guard Bryce Cotton and his mom, Yvonne, left the state for the Las Vegas area for a job opportunity.
• Gila Bend's Ashley Wirtzberger sets national 3-point record - Arizona Republic - 01/15/10
  It's no surprise that Ashley Wirtzberger became a basketball player. She learned how to dribble before she learned how to walk. She'd lean up against the couch of the family's home, support herself with one hand and bounce a ball with the other.
• Stoglin scores 40 as Eagles top Cholla - Arizona Daily Star - 01/15/10
  Somehow, Santa Rita's Terrell Stoglin just keeps setting the bar higher and higher. Already widely considered one of the best high school basketball players in Arizona, and set to play his college ball at Maryland next year, Stoglin added another stunning performance to his legacy Thursday night against visiting Cholla.
• Cougars beat T-Birds; Lady Cougars come close - Mohave Daily News - 01/15/10
  The Laughlin High School boys basketball team again put the hurt on the undermanned Thunderbirds, beating Indian Springs, 63-28, Thursday night in the Cougars Den. The the Lady Cougars waited until the final minute to close before they fell to the Lady Thunderbirds, 28-24.
  
• Xavier girls hold off Red Mountain - East Valley Tribune - 01/15/10
  Xavier and Red Mountain brought glowing records to their 5A Fiesta Region matchup Thursday night, but the more polished Gators came away adding to their season victory total.
• Three for all: Former YC standout sets national 3-point record against San pasqual - Yuma Sun - 01/14/10
  Ashely Wirtzberger's quest to become the national high school career leader in 3-pointers seemed inevitable as the Gila Bend guard made three of her first five shots from behind the arc Wednesday at San Pasqual to tie the record.
• Big change coming for Mesa schools - Arizona Republic - 01/14/10
  The decision Tuesday night by Mesa Public Schools to transfer freshmen from junior highs to high schools beginning in August will have a huge impact on the schools' athletic programs.
  
• Local Roundup: Campbell, Irwin lead Eagles past Sinagua - Arizona Daily Sun - 01/14/10
  The Flagstaff High boys soccer team didn't come out quite the way coach Mike Jenkins was hoping in Wednesday afternoon's game against visiting Sinagua.
• Penalty save seals Amphi win - Arizona Daily Star - 01/14/10
  With the game winding down, it was only fitting that a goalkeeper from either the hottest team in Southern Arizona or the 4A-II defending state champions would get a final test.
• CHS zips Mohave girls, 1-0 - Mohave Daily News - 01/14/10
  After the Lady T-birds fell 1-0 to the Coconino High School Lady Panthers at the Dave Kops Sports Complex on Wednesday night, Lady Panthers head coach Cheryl Kirkland summed it up well: “It's always a war when we play Mohave.”
  
• Reaching the finals - Explorer - 01/13/10
  Oro Valley's Robert Seby prepares to serve in the Copper Bowl youth tennis tournament last week. Seby, competing in the under-14 age group, went far in the event, bowing in the age-group finals to Augustus Ge of Phoenix, 6-4, 6-3.
• Kofa's stall works in win over Gila Ridge - Yuma Sun - 01/13/10
  Normally, going the fourth quarter without making a field goal and scoring just four points could present a problem for a team.
• Flagstaff High hands Page rare homecourt loss - Arizona Daily Sun - 01/13/10
  Tyrone Johnson didn't know how long it had been since the Page girls basketball team lost a home Grand Canyon Region game, but he knew his team hadn't done it in his four years as coach of Flagstaff High.
• Lady Thunderbirds edge Sinagua, 74-72 - Mohave Daily News - 01/13/10
  Holly Dubose, who led the Lady T-birds with 29 points, knocked down two free throws with five seconds remaining to give Mohave High School a 74-72 region victory over the Lady Panthers at Sinagua High School on Tuesday.
• Mesa boys top Brophy - East Valley Tribune - 01/13/10
  Blondy Baruti’s first game at Mesa in more than a year got off to a rousing start. His teammates picked up the slack the rest of the way.
• Heartbreak Hotel opens in Nogales - Nogales International - 01/12/10
  There’s a fine line between despair and jubilation. Nogales High’s Eduardo Leon puts his hands behind his head in disbelief Thursday, while the No. 4-ranked Catalina Foothills squad celebrates its last-second 1-0 victory over the No. 3-ranked Apaches.
• Looking ahead at varsity sports - East Valley Tribune - 01/12/10
  A look at some of the notable varsity happenings in the upcoming week
• Sunnyside winning despite missing state placers - Coachesaid.com - 01/11/10
  The word in the early season was the Tucson Sunnyside wrestling program finally showed a chip in its proverbial windshield.
• Estrella Foothills goes 2-0 vs. defending N.M. champs - Arizona Republic - 01/11/10
  Goodyear Estrella Foothills' boys basketball team finished its New Mexico trip with a 76-53 rout of defending state champion Roswell on Saturday in Clovis as part of the Border Classic, involving Arizona champions and  New Mexico champs.
• Local Rounup: Schmieder, Coconino claim titles - Arizona Daily Star - 01/11/10
  Devon Schmieder and the Coconino wrestling team seem to be hitting their stride. Schmieder improved to 26-0 on the season and captured an individual title and the Panthers, one day after winning the title in the team-dual portion, captured the individual team championship at the Round Valley Survival of the Fittest in Springerville.
• Devils defense shines: RVHS 35, CVHS 32, OT - Mohave Daily News - 01/11/10
  Terry Tope made three steals, one led to James Remmel's game-winning basket, and Jon Lyman blocked a last-second, game-tying 3-pointer during the Dust Devils' 35-32 OT victory over the Chino Valley High School Cougars at River Valley High School on Friday night.
• Hill returns, scores in Shamrocks' rout of Rams - Yuma Sun - 01/08/10
  Jaclyn Hill made the stat sheet for the Shamrocks with an 18-yard score against the Rams, but that wasn't the only goal she accomplished.
• Cactus to honor coaching legend Jack Altersitz - Arizona Republic - 01/08/10
  Glendale Cactus on Saturday will honor legendary former boys soccer coach, Jack Altersitz, who passed away in December of 2008, with a game to raise money for a scholarship and Cactus' soccer program.
• Local Roundup: Eagles blank Thunderbirds - Arizona Daily Sun - 01/08/10
  Diane Buzzard, Liz Nichols and Brittany Walka all scored goals in the first 19 minutes to lift the Flagstaff High girls soccer team to a 3-0 win over Bullhead City Mohave in the semifinals of the Reese's Tire and Auto Invitational.
• Morrison jump-starts offense as Rangers post lopsided win - Arizona Daily Star - 01/08/10
  Rincon/University post player Billy Morrison is not used to getting all the glory when it comes to scoring points.
• Tbirds, Lady Eagles post shutout wins - Mohave Daily News - 01/08/10
  Samuel Araiza scored the game-winning goal with 39 minutes, 50 seconds left in the second half during the T-birds home victory over the Flagstaff Eagles in the second round of the Reese & Sons Tire Auto Invitational at the Dave Kops Sports Complex on Thursday.
• Pusch Ridge girls reach finals - Explorer - 01/07/10
  The Pusch Ridge girls rolled into the finals of the Northwest Desert Classic Girls basketball tournament last week, winning their first four games in pool play.
• Raiders lose cool, match to the Toros - Yuma Sun - 01/07/10
  For 80 minutes on Wednesday, Raider Field could have easily been called Murphy's Field.
• Empire triumphs in a game of surges - Arizona Daily Star - 01/07/10
  The year might have changed but the goal remains the same for Empire. Win. Host Empire defeated Eloy Santa Cruz 58-54 Wednesday night in a game that was a tale of two halves.
• Anderson, Scharmer hit targets: Grandpa helps grandson on first big-game hunt - Mohave Daily News - 01/07/10
  Fort Mohave resident Mark Anderson took his grandson, Brandon Scharmer, 14, hunting to a location north of Williams, Ariz., at Unit 7, where he witnessed the youngster's first big-game kill on Oct. 16.
• Competition in room driving Chandler to new heights - Coachesaid.com - 01/06/10
  
• Pusch Ridge girls reach finals - Explorer - 01/06/10
  The Pusch Ridge girls rolled into the finals of the Northwest Desert Classic Girls basketball tournament last week, winning their first four games in pool play.
• San Luis blanks Lake Havasu - Yuma Sun - 01/06/10
  The San Luis boys soccer team shut out Lake Havasu 10-0 on Tuesday.
• Desert Vista's Simone Westbrook has role model in older brother - Arizona Republic - 01/06/10
  The girl with the quick first step, the sweet shot and the fearless determination, has a good role model. Big brother.
• Flagstaff High rolls in Subway Invitational opening game - Arizona Daily Sun - 01/06/10
  Flagstaff High girls soccer coach David Meyers hoped to spark his stagnant offense by moving midfielders Alex Hastings and Diane Buzzard into attacking positions.
• Amphi coach Lovato returns from third stroke; no 'big deal' - Arizona Daily Star - 01/06/10
  Few things can be as therapeutic to a basketball coach as being in a gym.
  Tuesday night, Amphitheater girls basketball coach Damon Lovato got a much-needed dose of therapy when he returned to the sidelines for the first time since suffering a stroke on Oct. 15.
• Thunderbirds take brooms to Havasu: Hood wins it at the buzzer, 49-48 - Mohave Daily News - 01/06/10
  kyler Hood hit a game-ending, 19-foot buzzer-beater to lead the T-birds back from a 10-point, second-quarter deficit during Mohave's 49-48 home victory over the Lake Havasu High School Knights basketball team on Tuesday night.
• Prep highlights 1/05: Basha boys top Highland - East Valley Tribune - 01/06/10
  Judd Welfinger and Brelan Berry each dropped in 20 points to lead all scorers as third-ranked Chandler Basha overcame a fourth-quarter deficit to avoid the upset and beat host Gilbert Highland 72-65 in a 5A-I Central Region boys basketball game at Highland High school on Tuesday.
• Hot List: Outstandng wrestlers, tournament MVPs net more honors - Coachesaid.com - 01/05/10
  Every Tuesday, CoachesAid.com acknowledges the best performances over the past week.
• Westerman has choice of All-American games - Arizona Republic - 01/05/10
  Chandler Hamilton junior offensive tackle Christian Westerman is in  a position most football players dream about. He'll have to choose between playing in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and the Under Armour All-American Game.
• Prep Notebook: Long layoff almost over - Arizona Daily Sun - 01/05/10
  The first game of the new year will seem like the beginning of a new season for Sinagua's winter athletes. When the Mustangs' boys and girls soccer teams take the field in the Subway Invitational on Tuesday, more than three weeks -- 24 days, to be exact -- will have elapsed since their last game.
• The Nogales International reported that … 2009 was a memorable year - Nogales International - 01/05/10
  The Nogales International reported that … 2009 was a memorable year. The Nogales International is proud to present news from the pages of its 2009 editions, along with photos, some previously unpublished, of Santa Cruz County’s top athletes.
• Lookahead: Power-point games highlight this week's schedule - East Valley Tribune - 01/05/10
  LOOKING AHEAD
• Tourney info: Dobson soccer preview; Amphi tourney; Xavier Prep - AZ Republic - 12/28/09
  

  It's the beginning of the end. You know the year is ending when the Dobson soccer tournament is beginning. What? You thought I was talking about something else? The 16-team Dobson Mustang girls soccer tournament has kicked off (first games were at noon Monday). So let's break it down ...

   

• Rankings remix: Everything in a holding pattern -coachesaid.com - 12/28/09
  Most of the work done over the last week by boys basketball teams happened in the practice gym.
  In that regard there wasn’t much movement in the rankings other than in Class 5A Division I where most of the top five jockeyed positions after going head-to-head in the Phoenix Union tournament.
  
• Pair of basketball tourneys in town involve 40 teams - Arizona Daily Star - 12/28/09
  The last basketball tournaments of 2009 in the local area will play out on courts all over the northwest side this week, ending on New Year's Eve.
• Boys hoops: North captures Phoenix Union tourney - Arizona Republic - 12/23/09
  This time, Daniel Bejarano walked back to the scorer's table and insisted on returning to the game after landing hard on his tailbone.
• Perfect in penalty kicks, I-Ridge earns repeat title - Arizona Daily Star - 12/23/09
  Ironwood Ridge is a young team, but it did a lot of growing up this week in the Tucson Champions Cup at Tucson High School.
• Lady Lobos edge St. David, 42-39 - Nogales International - 12/23/09
  Sheila Oliver gave the Lady Lobos an edge in the second overtime against St. David Thursday when she sank two baskets and two foul shots.
• Simpson leads Lady 'Devils - Mohave Daily News - 12/23/09
  Lady Dust Devils 6-foot-4 center Katie Simpson scored 21 points against Sunrise Mountain (Las Vegas) High School on Monday, and she had 21 points against Fremont (Anaheim, Calif.) and 18 against the host squad on Tuesday at the Mountain View Christian Invitational.
• Desert Vista wins Nike tourney division title - East Valley Tribune - 12/23/09
  On Monday afternoon it was Phoenix Desert Vista's post play that paved the way for a semifinal victory in the Nike Tournament of Champions I.
• Mesa Mountain View knocks off Shadow Mountain at Nike TOC - Coachesaid.com - 12/22/09
  In a matchup of defending state semifinalists, Class 5A Division I contender Mesa Mountain View overcame a slow start and raced to a 72-57 victory over Class 4A-I powerhouse Phoenix Shadow Mountain in the Nike Tournament of Champions in the John Anderson Division.
• On Point: Kofa off to blazing start, ranked No. 1 in AIA power points - Yuma Daily Sun - 12/22/09
  

  The Kings started off this season with one goal: win a state title. Since then they've picked up 63 more. The kind that end in the back of the net.

• Cesar Chavez hands No. 2 Basha boys basketball first loss - Arizona Republic - 12/22/09
  Stuck in a box-and-one Monday, Laveen Cesar Chavez senior point guard Brandon Brown still found a way to beat Chandler Basha.
• Titans advance to title game - Arizona Daily Star - 12/22/09
  

  Palo Verde was hoping to score three goals in the first 15 minutes against Sunnyside, but that didn't happen.

• Desert Vista rolls to 10th straight win - East Valley Tribune - 12/22/09
  It started with several easy baskets courtesy of Simone Westbrook. Then consistent shooting from Mimi Onwo and Jaymee Brugman inside kept things cooking.
• Little-Scottsdale-Christian-wins-big-tournament - Coachesaid.com - 12/21/09
  There are always big-time holiday tournaments were top programs get a chance to showcase their talents. But the spotlight isn’t always reserved for the big schools.
• Warriors win team title, take five individual championships at Yuma Invitational - Yuma Sun - 12/21/09
  San Pasqual wrestlers finished what they started at the Yuma County Invitational.
• Obert: Top 10 AZ high school moments of 2009 - 12/21/09
  
• Balanced attack, young defender pilot Palo Verde - Arizona Daily Star - 12/21/09
  Palo Verde's offense is in full effect, scoring a combined 13 goals in blowout wins last week over Amphitheater and El Mirage Dysart to open the Palo Verde Invitational for girls soccer.
• Chandler wins wrestling tourney in final match - East Valley Tribune - 12/21/09
  They say that baseball is the game of inches, but on Saturday night at Tempe McClintock High School, a wrestling champion was determined by a sliver of air between mat and back.
• National tournament puts spotlight on Arizona - Coachesaid.com - 12/18/09
  
• Finishing strong - Arizona Daily Sun - 12/18/09
  Coconino senior soccer captains Alex Blalock and Sally Statham hope to cap four-year careers with a title.
• Hat trick powers Rangers past Lancers - Arizona Daily Star - 12/18/09
  When Salpointe Catholic ran out of gas on the back end of a doubleheader, Rincon/University's Rebaz Ahmad decided to slam on the accelerator.
• Dust Devils defeat Rams - Mohave Daily News - 12/18/09
  The River Valley High School Dust Devils cruised by the Rams, 54-38, at Antelope High School on Thursday night.
• Prep notes: Nike tourney tips off Friday - East Valley Tribune - 12/18/09
  The Nike Tournament of Champions I kicks off Friday, and for some local girl basketball teams it is their first shot at invitational play this season.
• GameTracker: Nike TOC highlights holiday tournament season - Coachesaid.com - 12/17/09
  Every Thursday CoachesAid.com takes a spin around the state in order to find the most intriguing matchups over the next week.
• Criminals slip past Sidewinders - Yuma Sun - 12/17/09
  San Luis dominated the boards Wednesday against Yuma High – all except on one crucial play.
• Pinnacle boys soccer emerging in stacked 5A-II - Arizona Republic - 12/17/09
  Throw Phoenix Pinnacle into an already packed and talented Class 5A Division II. Pinnacle won the Phoenix Moon Valley tournament recently and is 7-1 overall, with its only loss coming to Tolleson, the defending 5A-II champ. Tommy Ramos and Alex Zemozonek scored goals in the title match for Pinnacle against Moon Valley.
  
• Tucson works quickly in victory - Arizona Daily Star - 12/17/09
  Tucson started with a frantic pace and closed with a shut-down defensive performance in a 2-1 win over Palo Verde in pool play of the Eiger Sabercat Chris Maier Soccer Invitational at Sabino High School on Wednesday.
• Tbirds fall to Knights - Mohave Daily News - 12/17/09
  The short-handed T-bird wrestling team fell, 61-18, to the Lake Havasu High School Knights in a dual match at Mohave High School on Wednesday night.
• Burch leaving Skyline program with heavy heart - Coachesaid.com - 12/16/09
  

  Skyline wrestling coach Josh Burch threw a bunch of sophomores on the mat two seasons ago knowing it wasn’t going to be pretty.

• Beltran assists lead Cibola over Kofa - Yuma Sun - 12/16/09
  

  It's no secret that Stephanie Beltran can score goals. She was the Cibola girls soccer team's leading scorer last season, but she proved Tuesday against Kofa that she can dish out the passes as well.

• Extra agony. The Flagstaff boys basketball team squanders an 11-point lead and falls to Cottonwood Mingus in overtime - AZ Daily Sun - 12/16/09
  The Flagstaff High boys basketball team still may be the team to beat in the Grand Canyon Region. But after Tuesday, the region knows the talent-laden Eagles are no longer unbeatable.
• They're tired of getting pushed around - Mohave Daily News - 12/16/09
  

  Much like the River Valley High School volleyball team, the Dust Devils boys basketball squad's two nonregion games against the Needles High School Mustangs may be the springboard that turns around its season.

• Prep highlights: Mesa soccer tops Westwood - East Valley Tribune - 12/16/09
  Prep highlights
• YC boys race by San Tan Foothills - Yuma Sun - 12/15/09
  The second half of Yuma Catholic's boys soccer match against Queen Creek - San Tan Foothills gave the Shamrocks a good idea of what their team will look like for the next two  years.
• Millennium boys soccer off to strong start - AZ Republic - 12/15/09
  Goodyear Millennium didn't take long to make a good impression as a first-year Class 5A Division II program.
• Sinagua plows Phoenix Washington - Arizona Daily Sun - 12/15/09
  It won't show up in the scorebook, but a big green John Deere tractor was worthy of an assist in the Sinagua girls soccer team's shutout victory Monday afternoon.
• Mountain View D stifles Corona del Sol - East Valley Tribune - 12/15/09
  The moving parts change, but as this year’s Mesa Mountain View showed on Monday night, the machine continues to roll along. The Toros used their long held staples of success – tough defense and balanced scoring – to overwhelm Tempe Corona del Sol 68-48 in a 5A-I Central Region matchup at Mountain View.
• Boys and girls soccer tourneys will fill fields - Arizona Daily Star - 12/14/09
  Soccer is surrounding Southern Arizona this week.
  With no regular-season action on the schedule for any sport again until Jan. 4 due to the winter break, tournaments will fill fields across the area this week, starting Tuesday, with the Eiger Sabercat Chris Maier Invitational for boys soccer.
• Mohave, Page split -Mohave Daily News - 12/14/09
  The T-birds featured a balanced attack as they shared the ball at will during their 56-40 triumph over the Page High School Sand Devils at Mohave High School on Friday evening.
• Hamilton steamrolls Mesa for 5th 5A title - East Valley Tribune - 12/14/09
  

  Devon Carrington carried an old football under his right arm. It was sitting on the University of Phoenix Stadium turf, and he decided to pick it up and keep it as his personal memento.

• Football success energizes Mesa High campus - East Valley Tribune - 12/12/09
  The message is clear all around the campus. It’s painted on cars. It’s on T-shirts. The student council’s “believe” signs hang near just about every classroom door.