The Arizona Interscholastic Association and Arizona's Family Sports are once again proud to bring fans the Football Game of the Week, as well as the Friday night wrap-up show as part of the AZPreps365 Radio Network. All games in the regular season can be watched live on TV with Arizona's Family Sports and online with the NFHS Network.
The Friday night wrap-up show with host Cody Cameron will be on association's partner Arizona Sports (98.7 FM/92.3 FM/620 AM -- full schedule below). The show, which runs from 9:30-11:30 p.m., will have Cody interviewing coaches after their games and will be joined by reporters from around the state, going over the big matchups that just finished. The station also has a free app to download in the Google Play and Apple App Store for anyone outside the Valley.
The AIA/Arizona's Family Football Game of the Week will have some of the season's top matchups and rivalries, including multiple games featuring three of the top 25 teams in the country according to MaxPreps – Basha, Hamilton and Chandler. Annual rivalry games are front and center with the Tukee Bowl, the Battle of Brown Road, and the all-important Battle of Arizona Avenue to cap off the schedule. All regular season games can be viewed live for FREE by accessing any of the links below. Fans will need to sign up for a free NFHS Network login.
Aug. 27 – Salpointe Catholic at Marana (THURSDAY NIGHT): webcast here | TV information
Sept. 4 – Desert Vista at Mountain Pointe: webcast here | TV information
Sept. 11 – Casteel at Higley: webcast here | TV information
Sept. 18 – Liberty at Basha: webcast here | TV information
Sept. 25 – Benjamin Franklin at Valley Christian: webcast here | TV information
Oct. 2 – Canyon View at Desert Edge: webcast here | TV information
Oct. 9 – BYE WEEK
Oct. 16 – Mountain View (Mesa) at Red Mountain: webcast here | TV information
Oct. 23 – Hamilton at Liberty: webcast here | TV information
Oct. 30 – Snowflake at Arcadia: webcast here | TV information
Nov. 6 – Chandler at Hamilton: webcast here | TV information
All state semifinal and championship games, as well as the entire Open Division tournament, on the NFHS Network
