Annual meeting produces lists from each of the classifications -- 5A-I, 5A-II, 4A-I, 4A-II, 3A, 2A and 1A.
Players from all classifications are eligible for selection.
Winslow boys nearly make it a sweep of New Mexico teams before falling in overtime.
DaLan Stafford and Robert Selmon each score 26 as Bobcats stop Cesar Chavez 77-70 in Phoenix Union District event.
Play resembles the heyday of nearly 30 years ago.
Central and Cesar Chavez to meet for holiday tournament title on Tuesday night at North High.
He hits eight three-point shots, six in the third quarter, as Huskies defeat Boulder Creek 81-75 in tourney semi.
Mingus, St. Johns, Joseph City among the top teams.
Two-day event features high school and college teams from the western U.S.
Skyhawks earn spot in Horizon tournament semifinals with 58-57 win, ending Scottsdale\'s 32-game winning streak.
Senior Mark Bayer finished in third place at last year\'s state meet.
Boulder Creek, Winslow lead boys\' basketball teams at Chinle High. Window Rock, Monument Valley are girls\' teams.
Horizon and Phoenix Union District host boys basketball and Moon Valley stages annual wrestling event.
Chaparral basketball team holds on to defeat Red Mountain despite missing final seven free throws.
Comes up with a pair of safeties on the way to 32-17 win over Centennial.
Running back has rushed for nearly 1,200 yards and 17 touchdowns. He also plays key role as linebacker.
Andre Yruretagoyena is one of the toughest players you will find, but it wasn\'t always that way.
Hawks use defensive quickness to force Shadow Mountain turnovers in rematch of last year\'s Class 4A-I title game.
Class 2A boys basketball team from Phoenix was state runner-up last season.
Cougars avoid second straight loss. Team defense and the all-around play of 6-9 Kenny Martin make difference.
Graduates of Westview and Centennial remain affiliated with their schools, help football teams on Friday nights.
St. Mary\'s is favorite in 5A-I, but there are plenty of challengers in other classifications.
Victory over defending 5A-II champs serves as a confidence-builder.
Chiefs knock Williams Field from unbeaten ranks, earn first crown in 38-year history of the school.
All-purpose player catches two TD passes, returns interception for a TD to help team advance to 5A-II title game.
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