Xavier begins its bid for a fourth straight 5A-I state girls volleyball championship Tuesday night with a revamped lineup that has continued to win although more laboriously than earlier in the season.
Articles
After loss to Red Mountain last week, Coyotes defeat Centennial 41-21.
Team rallies to defeat Central 33-27 on touchdown with 11.9 seconds left in the game.
State Boys, Girls Golf Tournament Capsules for Oct. 29-30
If you live in the East Valley there are too many choices concerning what football game to watch Friday night. Pull one out of a hat, go and enjoy.
He struggled in his early years, but developed into a solid leader.
Junior Dimitri O\'Brien leads team in Class 1A quarterfinals.
Both groups have won five state crowns since 2001-02.
The Desert Ridge girls volleyball team wanted nothing better than to keep the momentum of the last couple seasons going Tuesday night as the 2010 regular season winds to a close.
For the Jaguars that means trying to qualify for the state tournament for the third year in a row.
Despite ankle injury, Jessica Michael returned to finish her third-place match at the Division I state tournament.
Although the elite bracket was won by an out-of-state school, powerful La Jolla (Calif.) Country Day, girls volleyball players from seven Arizona schools (eight in all) were selected to the 21-member, all-tournament team at last weekend\'s Nike Tournament of Champions girls volleyball tournament held in Chandler, Gilbert and Tempe.
Cate Welch of Xavier Prep captures Division I singles title.
Glory years have faded, but the players still work hard, learn and enjoy themselves.
Marvin Nevins was honored for 50 years of service at halftime of the football game on Friday night.
Last season in their 4A-I Desert Sky battle, Apache Junction chewed up Queen Creek at the line of scrimmage rushing for 480 yards and giving up only 56 yards on the ground in a 52-14 win over the Bulldogs. That grinding out of real estate came after Queen Creek grabbed a quick 14-0 lead in the first period against the Prospectors.
The outcome Friday night was reversed in slightly different fashion.
School honored cancer survivors, raised donations.
Lions defeat Mingus 34-20, maintain momentum as Class 4A Division II playoffs draw near.
Someone was going to win two in a row Thursday night at the 5A team badminton championship. The question: Would it be Xavier or Chaparral?
The Firebirds answered in the affirmative and are state champs after beating the Gators, 5-2, in the title match at Horizon High School.
Earlier in October Cibola football coach Lucky Arvizo claimed a 20-14 win over then-ranked and then-unbeaten Basha by his Raiders was the biggest triumph in school history.
This wa not a coach getting excited over the moment. A Yuma school winning several games in a season or a couple more than it loses is news.
©2009-2024 Arizona Interscholastic Association, Inc. All Rights Reserved.