The Jackrabbits face a tough test against of of Arizona's top programs as they look to build on the season
From equipment purchases to travel gear and tournament necessities, keeping a high school team running requires more than just a place to play
Cardinals beat winless Demons, but it was far from a lopsided game throughout
Seton Catholic sweeps Thatcher with the help of Rylan Keane's superpowers
Bears scored 41 unanswered first half points in a dominating display
Huskies dominate Valley Vista on the road 59-0 in its first week of four consecutive region matchups
Falcons awarded 14-6 victory after game ended early
Kellis lost 58-22 to Canyon View 58-22 at the Jaguar's field.
Titans head into region play with momentum following a strong defensive performance
Campo Verde defeats Mountain Pointe 45-12 on Breast Cancer Awareness Night
The Buffaloes’ ability to shut down the Moon Valley offense in the second half gave their own play calling more confidence
Horizon bounced back from a tough loss to Notre Dame Prep, beating Cactus Shadows 34-21 for its first region win of the season
The Husky Gridiron Booster Club, led by president Quinn Tompkins, is the volunteer crew that keeps Horizon football running
Explore what it takes to put a high school marching band on the field each year
It was a close start in first two sets, but the Mavericks let errors get best of them in final set
Titans stay undefeated in region matchups, highlighted by efficient serving and hitting
Sunrise Mountain beats Centennial 9-0
Higley spends thousands of dollars each football season to keep its growing roster supplied with water and sports drinks
Bears show progress from last meeting, keeping opening set within reach before Huskies pull away
Agreement helps program reduce apparel expenses while allowing it to prioritize equipment and other costs
Copper Canyon jumps out to an early lead against Alhambra in a physical Friday night contest
The Eagles suffer their second consecutive shutout loss
Glendale wins heated rivalry game against Independence in a back-and-forth affair
Toros used dynamic duo of runners out of the backfield to power to a momentum-boosting trampling
Mavericks built a 35-0 lead behind a dominant duo before three Maricopa injuries forced the game to end at halftime
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