Brophy leaves Desert Mountain in its wake in boys competition, Xavier does same to Chaparral in girls.
Pinnacle, Brophy Prep finished 2-3 in the two-day event that wrapped up on Saturday.
Mike Arredondo of Desert Vista and Dominic Mercurio of Corona del Sol are examples of tough players.
Jacquie LeMarr of Chaparral captures individual title with four-under-par 68.
Athletes are in mid-season form as they start to move toward the state tourneys which are just around the corner.
Cactus has not allowed a point in three wins, while Saguaro is averaging 53 points in four victories.
Senior Kelly Flynn hopes to qualify for Division I state tournament for second straight year.
The Phoenix are 4-0 to start the season under second-year coach Ray Karvis.
Football coach at Notre Dame taking leave of absence to have surgery on tumor in his elbow area.
Cross country, badminton events also crown winners.
Residing in same divisions as 2010 state champions provides quite a challenge.
Zach Hoffpauir scores four touchdowns on the ground to lead the way.
The teams have played for the last two Class 1A championships, with Joseph City winning both.
Competition set in volleyball, cross country, girls golf, boys soccer and badminton.
Huskies more aggressive, particularly on defense, win 25-23, 25-19, 25-19 at Horizon.
He set the record in 2005. Casey Jahn of Northwest Christian now needs 674 to take over the top spot.
Toros capture all four team titles and individual titles -- varsity and junior-varsity boys and girls.
Casey Jahn of Northwest Christian closes in on Marcus Thomas of Tolleson and Dwayne Thomas of Tombstone.
Team won two of last three titles in Class 1A, now looks to control things in new Division V.
Teams meet Friday night at Cactus. They will be challenged by Peoria Liberty, others in Division III, Section III.
Three meets scheduled in northwest Valley and northern Arizona this Saturday (Sept. 10)
First coach helped put west Valley school on the map, built rivalries, had players with sound fundamentals.
Mesquite defeated Red Mountain 8-7 and the teams put on an exciting show.
Round Valley coach Marcus Bell was star for St. Johns before going to University of Arizona and playing in NFL.
Realignment brings new rivalries, challenges down the road at the state tournament.
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