The clock showed 33 seconds and Casteel the possession. The dramatic conclusion of a 3A State Basketball Playoff game looked promising for the 3 seed. They'd get the final look.
Red Mountain’s season ended Friday night in the 6A boys basketball quarterfinals, falling 66-53 on the road to Desert Vista.
Perry High School’s boys basketball team saw their season come to an end on Friday night, falling on the road to Brophy College Preparatory 47-38 in the quarterfinals of the AIA 6A Boys Basketball State Championships.
After notching an opening round victory against Desert Mountain, NO. 6-seeded Red Mountain is gearing up for a second-round matchup against No. 3-seeded Desert Vista.
The No. 16 seed, Corona del Sol High School boys basketball team (15-13) fell to top seed Brophy College Prep (25-1) in the first round of this year’s Arizona Interscholastic Association 6A State Championships Monday night, 57-37, at Brophy College Prep.
The No. 4-seeded Hamilton Huskies were taken down by No. 13-seeded Chandler, 44-41, in one of the craziest finishes this year in Arizona high school basketball. The game came down to the final seconds, as a Chandler three with 1.5 seconds left, propelled the Wolves to victory.
Back in November Jay Caserio's Gilbert Tigers beat Mesa 44-42. Coming off of the Welcome to the Jungle Tournament it was an impressive win that relaxed his young team. Little did the Tigers know that three months later they'd see them again.
No. 6 seed Red Mountain defeated No. 11 seed Desert Mountain, 70-68, in the first round of the AIA 6A state playoffs Tuesday night to advance to the quarterfinals.
Down a point with mere seconds on the clock, Josh Baker drove the lane against top-seeded Sunnyslope on January 26th.
Perfect seasons are hard to obtain in any sport. Even title squads slip-up now and then. Not Casteel. Not even without a senior class. They've outplayed everyone in their path for the better part of two seasons. With a fighting good defense and a balanced offense, the Colts captured the peak…
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The clock showed 33 seconds and Casteel the possession. The dramatic conclusion of a 3A State Basketball Playoff game looked promising for the 3 seed. They'd get the final look.
Red Mountain’s season ended Friday night in the 6A boys basketball quarterfinals, falling 66-53 on the road to Desert Vista.
Perry High School’s boys basketball team saw their season come to an end on Friday night, falling on the road to Brophy College Preparatory 47-38 in the quarterfinals of the AIA 6A Boys Basketball State Championships.
After notching an opening round victory against Desert Mountain, NO. 6-seeded Red Mountain is gearing up for a second-round matchup against No. 3-seeded Desert Vista.
Perfect seasons are hard to obtain in any sport. Even title squads slip-up now and then. Not Casteel. Not even without a senior class. They've outplayed everyone in their path for the better part of two seasons. With a fighting good defense and a balanced offense, the Colts captured the peak…
Chandler High School narrowly won their play-in game against Millennium High School 44-42, on Friday.
All year long the Perry girls soccer team played from ahead, outscoring opponents 121 to 12. But, with their season on the line Tuesday night at Campo Verde High School, Perry fell behind 1-0 about 14 minutes into the game.
In his first year playing for the Higley high school boys basketball team, sophomore Shon Robinson had to make adjustments.
Junior defenseman Maddy Reuter stepped up to the ball. It was placed about 30 yards out from the Desert Vista goal mouth after the No. 5-seeded Huskies received a free kick two minutes into the first overtime period Saturday afternoon at Desert Vista High School.
The Perry High School girls soccer team grinded out a 2-0 win over Chandler Saturday afternoon, to advance to the AIA 6A soccer playoff semifinals.
After a closely contested game throughout, Horizon proved to be the better team and emerged victorious over Skyline with a final score of 83-75. The game was tight from start to finish, with Horizon only taking complete control of the game in the final minutes. The loss is an especially toug…
The McClintock varsity girls basketball team lost 38-35 in the final seconds of their Friday night home game against conference competitors, the Raymond S. Kellis Cougars.
Preston Jones wears an unvarnished expression, barking instructions out from underneath his oversized floppy hat, the full-length sleeves of his shirt flailing as he directs his high school players around the torn-up gridiron behind the baseball field at Perry High School.
The last time two teams from the Chandler Unified School District battled it out for the 6A state championship, the Chandler Wolves captured their first state title in the Shaun Aguano era, defeating the Hamilton Huskies 28-7 in 2014.
The 2016-2017 season ended in a disappointing fashion for the Gilbert girls basketball team, but they are motivated more than ever for their 2017-2018 campaign.
Some schools wait awhile. Some have never experienced the thrill of hoisting the Gold Ball. For the Casteel Colts that won't be an issue. This was a quick rise to the top of the 3A mountain.
Chandler’s 2017 title defense hasn’t been easy.
In an outcome that surprised very few in attendance, Chandler High school rolled to an easy 49-24 victory over Mountain View Mesa Friday night. Chandler got impressive production from some of their key offensive contributors and the Wolves defense continually came up clutch with …
The brackets have been laid out, the matchups have been set, and playoff football is upon us in Arizona. Cienega captured the top seed in 5A and Sunrise Mountain jumped the four-time defending state champion Saguaro to capture the top seed in 4A. But many of the top teams from the East Valle…
There used to be a time that Chandler High School could only dream of beating cross-town rival Chandler Hamilton.
The last time No. 5 Gilbert Perry faced a highly ranked team in the state, the Pumas fell behind early to Chandler and never recovered en route to their first loss of the season.
Perfection is so incredibly rare in sports that when it occurs, it is truly something special to watch. Red Mountain star Lance Lawson was essentially perfect Friday night, completing all four of his throws for two touchdowns, while also rushing for 63 yards, en route to a 14 - 0 Red Mountai…
The Highland Hawks used a 21 point second quarter and fought off a resilient Gilbert Tigers squad down the stretch to win 41-34 Friday night. The victory in Highland head coach Brock Farrel’s debut season against Gilbert was a little out of the ordinary. His defense picked off Jack Plummer t…
Despite turning the ball over four times throughout the game, the No. 5-ranked Desert Ridge Jaguars overcame a 10-point deficit to knock off No. 1-ranked Mountain Pointe at Karl Kiefer stadium, 31-20.