Liberty, Notre Dame, Mingus are capable of advancing as playoffs begin.

Top two seeds, Northwest Christian and Yuma Catholic, will be difficult to beat.

Joseph City won 2009 title, but Mogollon won North Region game earlier this season.

Outside hitters lead the way -- Madison Kingdon for Sunnyslope, Haley Lawless for Seton.

Team defeats region rival Window Rock to earn third straight Class 3A championship.

Phoenix school defeats St. David in three games.

Second-seeded Crusaders had been knocked out by Thatcher the last two years, but turned tables this time.

Alhambra wins cross country title for Division I boys; Hopi continues long run in Division IV.

Sophomore Sarah Fakler cruises to 28-second victory in Division I meet; Chinle\'s Jumbo, Valley\'s Betoney win again

Scorpions capture 4A-II Skyline Region crown with 14-11 victory.

Huskies lose third game and nearly lose fourth before rallying against Scottsdale Chaparral.

They can take pride in team\'s first World Series triumph since it moved west from New York in 1958.

Boys\' and girls\' basketball, wrestling, boys\' and girls\' soccer ready for the spotlight.

Liberty looks to complete second straight 10-0 regular season; Flagstaff and Coconino meet in annual rivalry game.

Rathen Ricedorff has thrown 96 career TD passes; defending champ Blue Ridge seeded second.

Defending champ Valley Christian seeded 10th; third-seeded Willcox only unbeaten team at 10-0.

Can Valley Lutheran, Bagdad prevent a title-game rematch between Joseph City and Mogollon?

Colts win first two games, then lose two, maintaining composure to win decisive fifth game.

Volleyball, swimming and diving, cross country, small-school soccer sure to keep fans busy.

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.

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.

Despite ankle injury, Jessica Michael returned to finish her third-place match at the Division I state tournament.