Baseball, softball, track and field set to go.
Phoenix Christian OF Harley Ash cheered his team on after surgery to determine cancer status.
Paul Vinke gives up one hit in five innings and has three extra-base hits in 10-0 win over Phoenix Country Day.
Donation of $500 will be used to help renovate locker rooms and to purchase equipment.
Side-arming senior saves the game for sophomore starter, getting the final two outs in the seventh inning.
Hitting has been difficult since he was No. 1 draft pick in 2003, and recent adjustments appear to be paying off.
Baseball, softball and track and field highlight the schedule.
Wolves pound out 16 hits in 16-9 victory on Friday night.
Softball field made its debut Tuesday. Soccer and lacrosse also played there. Big cafeteria-chapel included.
Skyhawks score in every inning to defeat Pinnacle 15-7 on Wednesday.
He has a chance to earn a spot on the Junior Olympic Team and is gaining national status as a hurdler.
Gators defeat Sandra Day OConnor 7-0 in first game on artificial turf.
Gators will be joined by Campo Verde, Centennial, Seton and Mountain Pointe.
Baseball, softball, track and field on the ledger.
He is No. 1 in career victories and coached Tucson Amphitheater for more than 30 years.
Tom Ciani bled green and gold as a beloved volunteer at athletic events for more than 40 years.
Back to back perfectos on Monday and Wednesday.
Senior tries to stay as consistent as he can. He has committed to Division I college but also could turn pro.
Cyra Wentz struck out 15 to run her record to 7-0 in the young season.
Engler's basket with five seconds left is the difference in 50-48 victory.
Team made up mainly of underclassmen defeats Peoria 52-44.
Now that No. 1 seed has been taken care of, fourth-seeded Thatcher faces No. 2 Gilbert Christian in final.
Top-seeded Sand Devils will meet Winslow for championship -- the two split two regular-season games.
Knights defeat Snowflake 70-52 to advance to title game on Saturday.
Lady Bulldogs have a chance to win their eighth state championship since 1989.
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