Top-seeded Cougars advance to Class 4A Division I boys basketball semifinals with 65-52 victory.
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He is former longtime head coach at Flagstaff High.
Chandler and Mesa Mountain View have not waivered in their bid to be strong 5A-I contenders in girls basketball this season. With the teams heading to state next week as top-4 seeds neither wanted to enter the tournament with a bad taste in its mouth.
One team had to Thursday night and it happened to be Chandler. Mountain View overcame a scoreless first quarter and 17-point deficit to hand Chandler a 53-52 loss at Mountain View.
Winners of quarterfinal games will advance to semifinals next week at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale.
Girls begin on Friday (Feb. 18), boys on Saturday (Feb. 19). Championships are Feb. 26 in Glendale.
Noteworthy players are Paul Konerko of the White Sox, Ian Kinsler of the Rangers and Andre Ethier of the Dodgers.
Team pulls away in the second quarter and goes on to defeat Desert Edge 58-42.
Jacob Graham grabs 160-pound title for Chiefs in Division III. Mogollon has four individual champs in Division IV.
He was an assistant at west Phoenix school in 2010. He promises a disciplined fundamentally sound team.
A suggestion at halftime from Brophy soccer coach Marc Kelly got through to Esteban Obregon. The senior midfielder put the words of wisdom in practice quickly in the second half and the result was the deciding goal for top-seed Brophy in the 5A-I championship match against No. 2 seed Hamilton.
Obregon assisted Kyle Seeger for the only goal of the night Saturday giving Brophy a 1-0 victory over Hamilton at Campo Verde High School.
A first half goal. Let the defense do the rest.
That is how the Hamilton girls soccer team nailed down win after win this season and did not deviate in the title game to edge Xavier, 1-0, to capture the 5A-I crown on Saturday at Campo Verde High School.
Bulldogs were attempting to win 5A-II title as the 16th seed, but come up short in 2-0 setback.
Jorian Baucom scores hat trick as Pioneers finish unbeaten season with 4-2 victory over Ironwood Ridge.
Sunnyside senior Kory DeBerry faced his final high school wrestling match Friday night with a chance to become a rare four-time individual state champ.
DeBerry won his first three titles competing in 5A-II at 135, 140 and 145. His opponent from Mesa High in the finale, Edgar Verdi, was a state champ last year at 152 in 5A-I. With the change in conference designation both rested in Division I this year. Something had to give. It wasn\'t DeBerry.
Wolves finish Class 5A-I Fiesta Region season with a perfect 10-0 mark.
Flagstaff player suffers broken leg against Verrado in semifinal.
Buckeye school can win first championship in Friday\\\'s Class 4A Division II title match.