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News

• Panthers pounce - Arizona Daily Sun - 05/04/11
  Before Tuesday's game against the Coconino Panthers, Flagstaff High manager Bob Pastor said he needed to get a good defensive performance out of his team.
• High school baseball: Foothills confident but on edge - Arizona Daily Star - 05/04/11
  Considering his team's predicament, Catalina Foothills pitcher Preston Jamison must remain humble.
• High school softball: I-Ridge 5, Sunnyside 3: Ironwood Ridge comes back from early deficit - Arizona Daily Star - 05/04/11
  Sunnyside softball coach Pete Palomarez wanted his team to step up its offense.
• Lawson, Patrick, Toros duo grab state tennis titles - e - 05/03/11
  
• NPA's Wayment-Steele signs with Pomona College - Az Daily Sun - 05/03/11
  Hannah Wayment-Steele, a standout volleyball player at Northland Prep Academy, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play volleyball at Pomona College (Calif.) last week.
• High school state tennis: Bermudez wins first title while brother falls in final - Arizona Daily Star - 05/03/11
  GLENDALE - Canyon del Oro's Rita Bermudez won her first singles state title Monday, while her brother Carlos from Palo Verde fell just short of his third straight championship.
• Greg Hansen: Salpointe's Joltin' Joe - Arizona Daily Star - 05/03/11
  After Joseph Serrano's third-hour class on Wednesday, he was introduced to New York Yankees scout Steve Kmetko and asked to take batting practice.
• Raiders rout Carl Hayden - Yuma Sun - 05/02/11
  With a stiff wind blowing slightly in and a runner on third, Alex Roman was just trying to make contact and bring the runner home.
  
• RVHS’ Morgan Dupree wins at Chino multi - Tri State - 05/02/11
  PRESCOTT, Ariz. — River Valley High School Dust Devils golfer Morgan Dupree shot a 34-36—70 to win the Chino Valley multi tournament, which was held at Antelope Hills South Golf Course in Prescott on Wednesday.
  
• NPA earns No. 3 seed going into postseason - Az Daily Sun - 05/02/11
  The Northland Prep Academy baseball team finished its regular season by splitting a pair of games Friday and Saturday during the 1A regional tournament.
• Pick of the Preps: State titles, berths on the line this week - Arizona Daily Star - 05/02/11
  It's officially crunch time.
• Panthers select Newton No. 1 - Tri-State - 04/29/11
  NEW YORK — Cam Newton’s selection as the No. 1 pick was perhaps the only predictable element of this most unusual NFL draft.
  
• Healthy, hungry Basha ready for state tournament - East Valley Tribune - 04/29/11
  Kailey Regester wore an ice pack or two, a couple Band-Aids on her feet, and sported Basha softball’s first loss in power points since March 10.
• High School Tennis: Both Salpointe teams capture state titles - Arizona Daily - 04/29/11
  GLENDALE - For the first time since 2007, the Salpointe Catholic boys and girls tennis teams swept the 5A-I team titles.
• Berk's Beat: Burnett makes it to Division I after one-year delay - Arizona Daily - 04/29/11
  Every once in a while this fall and winter, Brandon Burnett would pick up his cell phone and shoot a text message to good friend and Maryland freshman point guard Terrell Stoglin.
• TEAM TENNIS: Salpointe Boys & Girls reach Championship Match - Tucson Citizen - 04/28/11
  Its an all Catholic big-school championship round as Salpointe will take on Brophy in the boys final and Salpointe will play Xavier in the girls match Thursday afternoon.
• Dust Devils come back once again - Tri State - 04/28/11
  RED ROCK SEDONA, Ariz. — In typical Dust Devils’ fashion, they did not get ’er done until the last couple innings — or so.
• High School Tennis: Salpointe boys, girls teams reach state title matches - Arizona Daily - 04/28/11
  The Salpointe Catholic High School boys and girls tennis teams advanced to their 5A-I state championship matches set for today in Glendale.
• Yuma High rolls past Cibola, will host Gila Ridge today to decide GVR champion - Yuma Sun - 04/27/11
  It wasn't a surprise to see Drew Chavez on the mound as Yuma High recorded the final out on Tuesday, but perhaps the lopsided scoreboard in left field was. It read: Yuma High 14, Cibola 2.
• Parks one-hits T-birds - Tri-State - 04/27/11
  BULLHEAD CITY — T-birds senior third baseman Cody Rose broke up Panthers right-hander Aaron Parks no-hit bid with a line-drive single up the middle while leading off the bottom of the seventh inning.
  
• Local Roundup: Eagles overcome errors, beat Mingus - Az Daily Sun - 04/27/11
  After losing to the Cave Creek Cactus Shadows Falcons on Monday because of too many errors, Flagstaff softball manager Ernie Rice said he hoped to correct some of those mistakes.
• High school baseball: Sunnyside win ranks as one of 'craziest, ugliest' - Arizona Daily Star - 04/27/11
  Sunnyside coach Ernie Palomarez stood outside the Blue Devils' dugout after Tuesday night's 200-minute game and shuddered at the thought of tallying the box score.
• San Luis stung by early errors in loss to Gila Ridge - Yuma Sun - 04/26/11
  San Luis leadoff man Jonathan Bazua lined the first pitch of Monday's baseball game down the left field line before coasting into second.
• Race to the end - Az Daily Sun - 04/26/11
  Monday's state tennis match at Thorpe Park became a race of sorts.
• Berk's Beat: Cota brings bat to Sunnyside from Mexico - Arizona Daily Star - 04/26/11
  He doesn't remember who gave it to him or why he started, but when Pedro Cota was 4 years old, living in Ciudad Obregon, Mexico, he picked up a baseball bat for the first time.
• Foothills boys, girls roll into second round - Arizona Daily Star - 04/26/11
  The top-seeded Catalina Foothills boys tennis team beat No. 16 Sahuaro 5-0 on Monday to advance to the quarterfinals of the 4A-I state tournament.
• Dust Devils take team lead at home invite - Tri-State - 04/19/11
  MOHAVE VALLEY — The Dust Devils shot a 325 to lead after one round during the two-round two-day event, which features 12 high schools at the River Valley Golf Invitational at Los Lagos Golf Club’s course on Monday.
• Rose, Bieghley maul ’Dogs - Tri-State - 04/19/11
  BULLHEAD CITY — Anthony Bieghley once again rebounded after a subpar first inning to pitch his second consecutive complete-game victory and Cody Rose continued his torrid hitting to help lead the T-birds over the Bulldogs, 12-2, at Mohave High School on Monday afternoon.
• Panthers settle down, win third straight - Az Daily Sun - 04/19/11
  

  One mark of a veteran is being able to overcome adversity.

• High school tennis: Ironwood Ridge, Salpointe dominate team tournament - Arizona Daily Star - 04/19/11
  Ironwood Ridge and Salpointe Catholic had some double dominance going on Monday afternoon.
• Drew delivers in 12th for Arizona - Tri-State - 04/18/11
  PHOENIX (AP) — Stephen Drew was ready for Javier Lopez on Sunday afternoon.
  
• Flagstaff High softball wins doubleheader - Az Daily Sun - 04/18/11
  Throughout most of their doubleheader, the Eagles kept their bats on their shoulders and let the opposing pitchers do most of the work for them.
• High school tennis: Southern Arizona enjoys lopsided wins - Arizona Daily Star - 04/18/11
  Palo Verde's Carlos Bermudez began his quest for a third straight state championship with a 6-0, 6-0 win over Harpreet Singh from El Mirage Dysart in the second round of the Division II state tournament Saturday morning.
• Pick of the Preps: So. Arizona to see 4 straight weeks of postseason action - Arizona Daily Star - 04/18/11
  There's something for everyone this week in the world of prep sports.
  
• Howells,Wiseman, Roberson, along with Shermak, lead Lady - Tri-State - 04/15/11
  PARKER Brooke Shermak was the big gun for River Valley High School  during the Lady Dust Devils’ 9-5 softball victory over the Lady Broncs at Parker High School on Wednesday. In addition to her home run, she also hit a double and had four RBIs.
• Efficient fielding - Az Daily Sun - 04/15/11
  Even with a 5-run lead with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Ed Vesely was still sweating until the game ended.
• Berk's Beat: I-Ridge's Johnson is a solid advocate - Arizona Daily Star - 04/15/11
  The 2011 high school football season is more than 130 days away, but Ironwood Ridge coach Matt Johnson is coming off a win this week.
• Another star Fowler: Out of sister's shadow - Arizona Daily Star - 04/15/11
  The moment the name Mattie Fowler was brought up, Nebraska softball coach Rhonda Revelle's mind became fixated on one glaring problem.
• Late inning heroics give NHS second conference win - Nogales International - 04/14/11
  The Nogales High Apaches baseball team has had its back against the proverbial wall lately.
  
• Horizon basketball coaches Paul Long, Josiah McDaniel still wondering why they were let go - Az Central - 04/14/11
  Josiah McDaniel says he's not angry. But he'll never understand why he was fired as Horizon High's girls' basketball coach.
• Eagles dig deep - Arizona Daily Sun - 04/14/11
  

  By the time Aubrey Danks and Mikayla Jaraczewski stepped off the court at Thorpe Park after their No. 1 singles match on Tuesday, the sun had been set for nearly an hour.

• High school baseball: Canyon del Oro 8, Sabino 3: 'Pumped up' Dorados pummel Sabino - Arizona Daily Star - 04/14/11
  Deciding which took longer, coach Len Anderson's post-game speech or his players' mutual applause, was a tough call.
• High school track and field: Ross wins second-try 100 - Arizona Daily Star - 04/14/11
  

  Lance Ross had a great second chance Wednesday.

• Lady Apaches continue to roll on the court - Nogales International - 04/12/11
  Nogales High’s Alexis Kramer said it all in one quick sentence after she easily steamrolled over Evy Martin, her No. 6 Marana High opponent, in two straight 6-0, 6-1 sets on Tuesday.
• FHS tennis ready to go up and at 'em - Az Daily Sun - 04/12/11
  Christopher Carsey isn't sweating what's going to be the busiest week of his high school tennis career thus far.
• High school baseball: Not on fence about goal - Arizona Daily Star - 04/12/11
  Hanging from the fence behind home plate at Sabino's field are the names of the 20 players in Sabercats baseball history who have gone on to either play in the major or minor leagues.
• Pick of the Preps: Let playoffs begin - Arizona Daily Star - 04/12/11
  It's time to start talking playoffs
• Youngsters take lead - Tri-State - 04/08/11
  AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The flair of Rory McIlroy. The sheer power of Alvaro Quiros. These are but two of the fresh faces in golf who offered more evidence Thursday at the Masters that a new generation is on the way.
  
• Early to rise: Freshman girls compete with track elite - East Valley Tribune - 04/08/11
  Darreyl Woodson had been away from the track for three years, so she had no idea how fast her legs would carry her.
• Ice, wind and errors - Az Daily Sun - 04/08/11
  Fielding, or the lack of it, has been the story of the Flagstaff High baseball season so far.
• Boys volleyball: Marana senior knows one speed: all out - Arizona Daily Star - 04/08/11
  The lifestyle of a three-sport athlete is demanding, grueling and time-consuming, but for Marana High School's Kord Catt, he doesn't know any other lifestyle.
• Berk's Beat: Tanque Verde senior Harris is A1 in 1A - Arizona Daily Star - 04/08/11
  Most everything about Tanque Verde's baseball game against St. David on Wednesday afternoon was normal.
• One bad inning sinks NPA - Arizona Daily Sun - 04/04/11
  If the Spartans baseball team plays the rest of the season like it did in the first four innings Saturday, manager Rob Heinrich will be happy.
• Rising prospect: South Mountain LB Derek Craig - Az Central - 04/04/11
  Every week leading to spring football, I'm going to take a look at a rising high school football prospect who, to this point, has been under the radar.
• Gilbert smarts lead to Brophy tournament championship - East Valley Tribune - 04/04/11
  

  Power is not always about strength.
  

• Home / Sports / Track-and-field - Arizona Daily Star - 04/04/11
  

  Cienega pole vaulter Ashley Groves has a fashionable winning formula.

• Pick of the preps: Top VB match pits Badgers vs. I-Ridge - Arizona Daily Star - 04/04/11
  This week in prep sports is all about big-time matchups.
• Raiders dump Sidewinders 5-1 - Yuma Sun - 03/31/11
  Last week, San Luis scored 14 runs in a win against Yuma High. In three games since, the Sidewinders have scored twice.
• CFHS nearly whitewashes NHS - Nogales International - 03/31/11
  Taking on a defending state champion is never easy,especially when that state champ has done it so often in the past.
• MALC defeats Scottsdale Prep, 11-6 - Tri Sate - 03/31/11
  SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. The Mohave Accelerated Learning Center softball squad prevailed despite a slow start to defeat Scottsdale Prep, 11-6, at Thunderbird Adventist Park on Tuesday.
• High school boys volleyball: Leaping, shouting, Jenks fires up Lions - Arizona Daily Star - 03/31/11
  Step into any gymnasium where Scott Jenks is playing volleyball, and one should be able to spot him right away.
• Huskies not short on pitching - East Valley Tribune - 03/30/11
  For many high school baseball teams in Arizona, the best way to prevent opponents from rallying is to simply keep scoring runs.
• Perfect game - Tri-State - 03/30/11
  MOHAVE VALLEY — Tyler Scully pitched a perfect game; he faced 15 hitters and retired them all.
  
• Down in the 10th - Arizona Daily Sun - 03/30/11
  The Prescott softball team wasn't about to lose its second consecutive game in extra innings.
• HS softball: Mountain View reserve comes up big in seventh - Arizona Daily Star - 03/30/11
  When Mountain View's Shayna Adelstein entered Tuesday's softball game against visiting Sunnyside in the second inning, she was hoping to contribute.
• HS baseball: I-Ridge's Higginbotham deals complete game to beat Lancers - Arizona Daily Star - 03/30/11
  Ironwood Ridge's Trey Higginbotham joked with a trainer about how many bags of ice he might need after Tuesday's game.
• San Pasqual's Janequa Mills a lovable leader, force to be reckoned with - Yuma Sun - 03/29/11
  Don't let the dimples fool you, because Janequa Mills is a menace. Behind those big pearly whites is San Pasqual's best female athlete.
  
• Cold start, hot finish - Az Daily Sun - 03/29/11
  The Panthers are getting used to the walk-off home runs by their stalwart sophomore.
• Warriors, Spartans no threat to NHS! - Nogales International - 03/29/11
  Nogales High senior Isa Valencia had a few things going against her on Wednesday.
• VX baseball rankings 3/28 - EasValley Tribune - 03/29/11
  Baseball rankings as of March 28:
• Pick of the Preps: Big games on diamonds, then 6 schools hit track - Arizona Daily Star - 03/29/11
  This week brings some of the best regular-season spring sports matchups of 2011.
  
• Round Valley football coach steps down - Arizona Republic - 03/28/11
  Eagar  Round Valley football coach Russ  Semore, who two months ago underwent brain surgery to prevent a potential life-threatening aneurysm, said he has resigned from his  coaching position and also has put in for early teaching retirement.
• High school softball: Wilson lifts Colts to win over Devils - Arizona Daily Star - 03/17/11
  

  Thanks in large part to a dominating performance by Kaitlin Wilson, the Sierra Vista Buena Colts beat the Sunnyside Blue Devils 6-0 in Wednesday's opening game of the Tucson Badger Invitational.

• BASEBALL: Without 'superstars,' Nogales trying to copy basketball champions - Arizona Daily Star - 03/11/11
  

  It was literally minutes after the Nogales basketball team had shocked Arizona by winning a 4A-I state title for the first time in 28 years, and Robert Gonzalez was already plotting an encore.

  Sitting in the stands among hundreds, if not thousands, of fellow classmates and residents of the tiny border town, Gonzalez, the No. 1 pitcher on Nogales' baseball team, turned to his teammates sitting with him at Glendale's Jobing.com Arena, and began to think ahead.
  

• BOYS BASKETBALL 5A-I STATE SEMIFINALS: Mountain View runs overwhelm Buena - Arizona Daily Star - 03/04/11
  GLENDALE - After his team's 67-39 loss to Mesa Mountain View in the 5A-I state semifinals Thursday night at Jobing.com Arena, Sierra Vista Buena coach Dave Glasgow's message was clear and direct.
  
• Chaparral to face Betty Fairfax for 5A-II boys title - Az Central - 03/03/11
  

  Laveen Betty Fairfax closed the third quarter with an 11-2 run and didn't let up en route to a 60-56 semifinal victory Wednesday night over Scottsdale Desert Mountain that gives the 4-year-old school its first berth in the Class 5A Division II boys basketball championship game.

  Betty Fairfax (22-7) will play Scottsdale Chaparral - a 61-58 winner over top-seed Phoenix Pinnacle - on Friday at Jobing.com Arena.
  

• Johnsons head All-Region team - Az Daily Sun - 03/03/11
  

  The Flagstaff High School girls basketball program cleaned up when it comes to the 2010-11 Grand Canyon Region All Region basketball awards.

  Head coach Tyrone Johnson was named the Coach of the Year after taking the Eagles to their fourth straight Class 4A Division II state semifinal game. The Eagles lost to Phoenix Thunderbird.

• Fan Behavior at 3A Boys Basketball Championship - 03/02/11
  The Arizona Interscholastic Association, Inc. is disheartened by the images of Fountain Hills High School fans portraying unacceptable behavior during the Fountain Hills High School v. Holbrook High School game played on February 26, 2011.
• Pick of the preps: Buena attempting to make it 3 titles - Arizona Daily Star - 02/28/11
  

  Southern Arizona has already crowned two state champions in boys basketball with Amphitheater winning the 4A-II crown and Nogales capturing the 4A-I title.

  Now, Sierra Vista Buena will try to make it three.

  The Colts will travel to Glendale on Thursday night for the 5A-I semifinals.

  But, before getting to that, there's plenty of other action on tap. Baseball and softball head into their second week of competition while boys volleyball, and boys and girls track and field open up their seasons this week.
  

• BOYS BASKETBALL 4A-I STATE SEMIFINALS: Nogales in title game for 1st time since '83 - Arizona Daily Star - 02/25/11
  

  GLENDALE - With 5.2 seconds left in the 4A-I semifinals, the Nogales fans started a chant and let their team know where they were going next.

  "Championship. Championship. Championship," the Apache fans shouted over and over again.

  You got that right.
  

• BOYS BASKETBALL 4A-II STATE SEMIFINALS: Amphi cruises to state title game - Arizona Daily Star - 02/25/11
  

  GLENDALE - Top-seeded Amphitheater is heading back to the 4A-II state title game for the second year in a row, and the Panthers hope to be unstoppable this time.
  

• GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Buena wilts Rincon/Univ. - Arizona Daily Star - 02/17/11
  On Rincon/University's senior night, the host Rangers were generous enough to honor Sierra Vista Buena's seniors as well as their own.
  
• Defensive throng - Arizona Daily Sun - 02/16/11
  

  The Flagstaff Eagles relied on a number of things to get past the team's first obstacle on its way through the Class 4A, Division II postseason.
  

• Boys soccer 4A-I state championship: Foothills picks up 2nd title in 4 years - Arizona Daily Star - 02/14/11
  The game was over and the championship was hers, but Catalina Foothills coach Julie Walters still had one more message for her team as they were jumping up and down, shouting and enjoying a 5-2 state title victory over Glendale High School.
• Boys Soccer: Positive thinking gets Falcons into final - Arizona Daily Star - 02/11/11
  

  The Catalina Foothills boys soccer team has a saying, a ritual if you will, that the players remind one another of before each game.

   

• Girls soccer: Catalina Foothills 3, Cactus Shadows 0: Falcons within one win of defending title - 02/10/11
  Catalina Foothills beat Cave Creek Cactus Shadows 3-0 on Wednesday night for its 15th straight win and seventh trip to the state championship game since 2002.
• HS girls basketball: Moreno seizing the moment - Arizona Daily Star - 02/09/11
  You may not know the name Maciel Moreno. Yet. A versatile player for the San Miguel High School girls basketball team, Moreno averages 24.5 points per game for the Vipers, and is the second-leading scorer in the state, according to
• Division II Section II wrestling: New format still a tossup - 02/07/11
  

  Each wrestler to compete on Saturday exited the mat with just about the same demeanor as the next.

  Everyone was sweaty. Everyone was exhausted. Victories did not come easy. To qualify for the state tournament, everyone had to earn it.

  One couldn't help but think this is a lot harder than it used to be.
  

• Wrestling: I-Ridge confidence still high - Arizona Daily Star - 02/04/11
  

  With all that Ironwood Ridge lost, it's almost hard to believe the Nighthawks are competitive these days, let alone the favorites to win a team championship.

   

• Prep Soccer: Campbell’s quick goal sparks Eagles - Az Daily Sun - 02/03/11
  

  COTTONWOOD -- It only took Chris Campbell and Flagstaff High 20 seconds to get on the scoreboard and jump out to a lead over the Tucson Catalina Trojans Wednesday in a first-round Class 4A-Division II state soccer match.

  And Campbell said that was exactly the plan.
  

• No One's Gonna Love You Like I Do, NAU - Melissa Hatfield Riggs - 01/31/11
  It's very hard to interview Sam. People going by in the hall catch a glimpse of him and stick their
  heads in the door to say hello. After our interview, Sam took me on a historical walking tour of
  North Campus, and, I kid you not, a driver beeped and pulled over to ask how he was doing.
• Boys soccer: Caballeros beat CDO, now wait - Arizona Daily Star - 01/28/11
  

  Flowing Wells' fans rushed the field, screaming and jumping around as if they had just won the lottery.

  The Caballeros had just defeated Canyon del Oro 3-2 in a shootout, a victory they believed had landed them a spot in the state playoffs for the first time in four years.
  

• Local Roundup: FHS boys win region title - Az Daily Sun - 01/27/11
  

  The Flagstaff High boys soccer team shut out Cottonwood Mingus, 3-0, to lay claim on the Grand Canyon Region championship Wednesday afternoon in Flagstaff.
  

• Broncs gallop past Dust Devils - tri state - 01/26/11
  

  MOHAVE VALLEY — Danny Patch scored 31 points to spoil the Dust Devils’ Senior Night festivities as the Broncs pulled away from their Arizona Interscholastic Association 3A West Region boys basketball rivals, 60-35, at River Valley High School on Tuesday.

  “Parker (High School) has a very good team,” Dust Devils head coach Brad Hockett said. “It’s the best Parker team I’ve seen in the seven years I’ve been coaching in the area.
  

• Flagstaff High boys soccer strikes quickly to win over Mohave - Az Daily Sun - 01/24/11
  

  The Flagstaff High boys soccer team didn't need the second-half comeback in Saturday's rematch against Bullhead City Mohave.

  Instead, the Eagles got on the board quickly and didn't let up in the first half, scoring all three of their goals in the first 25 minutes in a 3-0 region win at home Saturday.
  

• Jaguar goes from zero to six in 70 - Arizona Daily Star - 01/21/11
  

  Hael Arzola may not admit it but there was something magical afoot Jan. 11.

  The Desert View sophomore forward, who is in her second year on varsity and fifth year of organized soccer, scored three goals in the first nine minutes of an 8-0 win over Pueblo.
  

• Ayers' goal rallies Brophy past Hamilton - Tribune - 01/20/11
  

  The crowd roared in anticipation, but Sean Ayers stayed calm.

  The Brophy senior patiently dribbled in front of the goal on Wednesday night before finding an opening and the back of the net to give the Broncos a come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Hamilton in a 5A-I boys soccer showdown at Brophy Sports Campus.
  

• Sahuaro's teamwork leads to shutout win over Jaguars - Arizona Daily Star - 01/19/11
  

  Sahuaro is without star player Briana Simpson, but the Cougars don't seem to be having much trouble filling in for her.

  They beat host Desert View 6-0 Tuesday night to extend their record to 9-0 in non-tournament games - all without Simpson.
  

• CDO girls use 20-6 run in victory - Arizona Daily Star - 01/18/11
  Kerri Brown sprung from her seat and stormed onto Lute and Bobbi Olson Court, high-fives waiting for any of her players who would take them.
  
• Eagles win on senior night - 01/14/11
  

  The Flagstaff High girls soccer team did just what head coach David Meyers needed it to do: get off to a solid start and let the rest of the game fall into place.

  Flagstaff (8-1 overall, 2-0 Grand Canyon Region) jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first four minutes of its rivalry game against Coconino en route to a 2-0 win on the Eagles' senior night.
  

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