Mike Giovando shows crowd at Shadow Mountain High that there is more to life than football.

North Canyon QB Dominic Portocarrero is the latest casualty.

More and more football players from Arizona high schools are finding their way to the NFL and top colleges.

Victory at Conley Invitational sets stage for Chinle runner to earn a possible third straight state title.

After struggling early and overcoming injuries. Betty H. Fairfax playing well under coach Kevin Belcher.

Win in championship match of Goldwater tourney gives Vikings momentum as they aim for third straight 4A-I title.

Jerry Kopke has been keeping the numbers straight for more than 50 years.

Despite tumble in Doug Conley meet, Jorge Martinez remains on course for third straight Class 5A-I title.

Lashunn Norris ran for 334 yards and three touchdowns as Cobras knocked Washington from the unbeaten ranks.

Sportsmanship is an important element of the Friday night experience.

Eagles keep their composure in rallyiing for a 28-16 win over Boulder Creek.

Junior quarterback Jonathan Brown serves as a dual threat as team plays its region schedule.

The programs at Perry and Chaparral raised a combined $3,000 to help a woman in the wake of a family tragedy.

Defending 5A-II champion Firebirds roll to a 55-6 rout.

The solid play of five freshmen has helped the Trojans to the No. 2 spot in power rankings.

Schools in Lake Havasu and Yuma play some opponents twice to curtail travel costs.

Shock from passing of Ricky Anderson will be felt for a long time.

Lake Havasu City and its high school are showing a great deal of patriotism and community spirit.

We are waiting for a few surprise teams to rise up and challenge the top football teams. Will it happen?

Scottsdale Saguaro left gasping for breath in 42-41 overtime loss to defending Class 4A Division II champ.

We have told several good stories already, but we\'re looking for more. And don\'t forget your tournaments.

Team is aiming for third straight Class 3A championship.

Scottsdale Christian comes up with big defensive effort against Valley Christian, but neither team is dominant.

Greenway senior has sights set on state singles crown after winning doubles title last season.

Junior Zach Wright has improved in all aspects of his game, according to coach Jay Thomas.