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North rallies in second half to edge Red Mountain, 66-61

North seems to know how to beat Red Mountain this season.Get behind big early. Lull the Mountain Lions asleep and pick the right time to pounce. It worked for the second time in three weeks Friday night as the Mustangs overcame a 12-point deficit early in the third period to post a 66-61 win over host Red Mountain in a 5A-I boys basketball game.

Boys Basketball Les Willsey December 10, 2010

Westwind team runs, creates a breeze

Class 2A boys basketball team from Phoenix was state runner-up last season.

Boys Basketball Don Ketchum December 9, 2010

Kellis uses 17-0 second-quarter run to stop Sunrise Mtn.

Cougars avoid second straight loss. Team defense and the all-around play of 6-9 Kenny Martin make difference.

Boys Basketball Don Ketchum December 8, 2010

Girls basketball teams already in high gear

St. Mary\'s is favorite in 5A-I, but there are plenty of challengers in other classifications.

Boys Basketball / Girls Basketball Don Ketchum December 8, 2010

Mesa schools bouncing back so far in boys basketball

With only three of six Mesa schools making the playoffs in football this season and all of them eliminated in the first round, basketball could not arrive fast enough.

Football / Boys Basketball / Girls Basketball Les Willsey December 6, 2010

You never know what will happen in boys hoops

Class 5A Divisions I and II are particularly wide open.

Football / Baseball / Boys Basketball Don Ketchum December 1, 2010

Burke faces basketball coaching challenge at Youngker

He coached three girls state champion teams at Phoenix Thunderbird and three state runners-up.

Boys Basketball / Girls Basketball Don Ketchum November 30, 2010

Mesa wins hoops opener, but not without scare from Gilbert

Cross Country / Boys Basketball Les Willsey November 23, 2010

Boys basketball hits the floor running on Monday

Last year East Valley schools raised one championship trophy in boys basketball. Tucson managed one. They\\\'re back at it beginning Monday as invitationals for the most part and a smattering of power-point games kick off the 2010-2011 season. Here\\\'s a look at some teams and players to watch from the East Valley and southern Arizona for the coming campaign:

Football / Boys Basketball Les Willsey November 22, 2010