Here is the list of athletes from Arizona who have a time that qualifies for a top-three spot nationally.
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Wildcats' pitching holds its own in barrage of power-ranking games
Baseball: Amphitheater's Devon Pilgrim leads off the spring signing period
Oro Valley Pusch Ridge defeated St. David 19-4 Wednesday night in a five-inning game featuring two Southern Arizona Division IV powers. As the score might indicate, most of the runs were unearned.
Broncos hang on in harrowing 7th inning for 7-5 victory
Has stolen 42 bases so far this season.
2-time state champ wins 138-pound class in Virginia
Lincoln earns MVP honors.
Oro Valley Ironwood Ridge baseball coach Dennis Toia earned his 100th career victory Monday night with a 9-2 win over Tucson Pueblo at home.
Four-run rally without a hit gives Pinnacle 4-1 victory
Comprehensive look at state champions and postseason honors from across the United States.
The final week of the high school basketball season is here; Dick’s Nationals selection of Wings Academy proves it belongs by winning New York Federation Tournament of Champions.
Smith, Jenkins, Armstrong, Fouts, Hall Named MaxPreps/NFCA National High School Players of the Week
Softball: Ironwood Ridge gets past Red Mountain 10-0, rankings coming soon
Bishop Gorman defeated Tucson 5-1.
Three-run, two-out rally stops Mesa's momentum
Chris Moon was the consensus 2007 Southern Arizona baseball player of the year. The Tucson High pitcher/outfielder got the attention of the Atlanta Braves and was drafted in the 35th round.
Moon chose to play for the University of Arizona instead and signed up with Andy Lopez that fall. It was that class of commitments that eventually won the NCAA championship for the Wildcats in 2012 but Moon would not be one of them.
Sophomore wins MVP honors.
Lynsey Duncan fans 12, Gilbert collects 19 hits
Brendon Rush 3-run bomb in 8th a winner for Campo Verde
Ten-year tenure ends as switch to administration calls
The Horizon baseball program has been on of the best in Arizona for decades as the Huskies head to the National High School Invitational as the third representative from the state in four years
The Rangers visited Section III favorite Tucson (4-1, 0-1) on Tuesday night in an important divisional match with early ranking implications with Tucson coming out on top 3-1 ( 19-25, 25-22, 25-22, 25-20).
The Chandler Rotary's top field can make the mental challenge just as difficult as overcoming the competition.
Piper Lujan's single in 7th good for 4-3 win
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