Salpointe beat Tucson 3-0 Thursday night to move to 6-1 in power-ranking matches and the Badgers dropped to 0-3 on the year.
Sahuaro moved to 8-2 overall and 5-0 in power-ranking matches thanks to a 3-1 win at Catalina Foothills Wednesday night.
With a career record of 300-137-2, OJ Favela is sure to go down as one of the greatest to ever coach in Arizona, and at 45 years young, it seems he’s just getting started.
Campo Verde swept the field at the 2019 Desert Tune Up held at Mountain View Marana on Saturday.
Pusch Ridge improved to 4-4 on the year thanks to an 11-1 win over Amphitheater Friday at home. The loss dropped Amphitheater to 0-7 but the Panthers are looking down the road to a very winnable region race.
New Mexico State sophomore Nick Gonzales was named the National Player of the Month by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.
Marana Mountain View jumped out to big leads in a 3-0 sweep over Canyon del Oro Tuesday night, only to see the Dorados battle back several times, but the final outcome is what matters most.
Malaea Rocha hit a game-winning 2-run shot in the top of the 6th to hold off a power-hitting Badger squad.
There are now 64 teams competing in Beach Volleyball and plenty of room for more.
The remaining list of “sanctioned” invitationals from Southern Arizona, starting with the Amphi Panther Baseball Invitational slated to start on Wednesday.
The Trojans captured the sixth title in program history, and the first since 2014, while the Lions reached this level of play for the first time in school history.
Deer Valley boys to play Shadow Mountain & Shadow Mountain girls will play Seton Catholic.
Salpointe is on an incredible journey that includes four straight final appearances resulting in three straight championships.
University of Arizona commit Nico Mannion quietly passed the 2,000 career point mark in a 35 point outburst against Brophy Prep Tuesday night in the 6A quarterfinals.
With the championship, Wolfgang Weber joins former Catalina Foothills girl’s coach Charlie Kendrick with seven trophies from Southern Arizona.
Manuel Quiroz recorded a hat trick to send Sunnyside to the 5A championship game, the Salpointe boys to play for the 4A championship and the Salpointe girls to play Catalina Foothills once again.
Two for the price of one. That’s what the fans at Amphitheater High School got Friday night in the second round of the 3A state playoffs. No. 5 Tanque Verde defeated No. 21 Monument Valley 40-29 in the first game and No. 1 Sabino took out No. 16 Paradise Honors 54-20 in the nightcap.
No. 3 Salpointe beat No. 6 Prescott 1-0 Wednesday night to advance to the 4A Semifinal Round.
The Sunnyside Blue Devils appear to be a few steps ahead of the competition this year and it showed in a 3-0 win over a very talented Cienega squad Tuesday night in the quarterfinal round of the state playoffs.
A brief preview on what to look out for during the 4A Soccer Quarterfinal Round.
Liberty beat Desert Vista 181 to 158 to claim the Division I championship Saturday in Prescott Valley and Sunnyside beat Mountain View Marana 241- 127 to win the D-II team title.
For the first time in Arizona history, girls took to the mat to compete for a state wrestling championship they could call their own.
In Division III action, Walden Grove has a commanding 152.5 to 99.5 lead over Chino Valley heading into the final day of competition held in Prescott Valley.
Sunnyside is the early favorite.
Haley Cavinder scored 27 points on Friday to help lead Gilbert past Higley. In doing so, Haley broke into the top 20 with 2,152 career points.
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