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4 Executive Board EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DAVID HINES PRESIDENT JACOB HOLIDAY Athletic Director Monument Valley HS 3A Conference VICE PRESIDENT HERMAN HOUSE District Athletic Director Tucson Unified 6A Conference MEMBER MARK GOODMAN Superintendent St. David HS 1A Conference MEMBER MARK SHOWERS Athletic Director Camp Verde HS 2A Conference MEMBER JEANNINE BRANDEL Athletic Director Flagstaff HS 4A Conference MEMBER MARK CISTERNA Athletic Director Notre Dame Prep 5A Conference MEMBER DR. MICHAEL FOWLER District Athletic Director Higley Unified Arizona Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association PRESIDENT MIKE DeLaO Governing Board Member Safford Unified District Arizona School Boards Association MEMBER DR. CAMILLE CASTEEL Superintendent Chandler Unified School District Arizona Superintendents Association MEMBER TRAVIS UDALL Superintendent Round Valley AdvancED page 2

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7 Welcome to the State Championships On behalf of the Arizona Interscholastic Association, I would like to welcome all the participants, coaches, family and friends to our state championship. It is our pleasure to be able to bring you a fantastic event. It took a great deal of hard work to reach this point. The AIA recognizes the strength it took to get here, as well as the sacrifices made along the way. And for that, we say thank you. The student-athletes, administrators, coaches and families have all earned our gratitude. While attending this championship, we hope that it is an enjoyable experience for all. The lessons learned regarding sportsmanship and fair play are elevated here. Athletics are an extension of the classroom, which is why we accentuate the student in student-athlete. State championships are just a springboard to the success these studentathletes will achieve when the competition is over. In the process of deriving enjoyment from participation in athletics, our student-athletes are learning lifelong skills that will help them develop into healthy adults and productive citizens. National research continues to validate that students involved in extracurricular activities attend more days of school, perform better in the classroom and have less behavioral issues. This also includes lower dropout, alcohol and drug abuse rates as compared to those who do not participate. The benefits of participation are extensive. The AIA began in 1913 and has grown by leaps and bounds over the years. Along with the Executive Board, the AIA vigorously defends and promotes the positive developments of athletics, creates a culture that fosters self-governance and ethical behavior, and teaches, enforces, advocates and models the principles of the Arizona Accord and Pursuing Victory With Honor. Today, nearly 125,000 student-athletes statewide benefit from the leadership of our Board, administrators and hard-working coaches on an annual basis. As you enjoy all the championship contests, please show respect to those around you. Displays of good sportsmanship will place you in high regard along with your school and your community, and remind us all that, sports are meant to be fun and enjoyed by not only those participating, but those in attendance. The AIA hopes this championship, as well as any others you may attend, achieves the level of excellence our student-athletes deserve. Remember that these are our students, our teams our future. DAVID HINES AIA Executive Director page 5

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11 5A Boys Bkb Championship Bracket Feb 13 Feb 16 Feb 20 Feb 27 Ironwood (#16) Deer Valley (#1) Apollo (#9) McClintock (#8) DVHS, 6:30 pm MHS, 6:30 pm Deer Valley (57-38) Deer Valley HS 6:30 pm Apollo (59-51) Deer Valley (68-64) Paradise Valley (#12) Cienega (#5) Carl Hayden (#13) Williams Field (#4) CHS, 6:30 pm WFHS, 6:30 pm Paradise Valley (54-46) Williams Field HS 6:30 pm Williams Field (82-57) Wells Fargo Arena 7:30 pm Paradise V. (84-67) Betty Fairfax (#14) Buena (#3) Centennial (#11) Cholla (#6) BHS, 6:30 pm CHS, 6:30 pm Betty Fairfax (83-63) Centennial HS 6:30 pm Centennial (57-52) Centennial (69-66) Wells Fargo Arena 7:00 pm State Champion Sahuaro (#10) Mesquite (#7) Chaparral (#15) Sunnyslope (#2) MHS, 6:30 pm SHS, 6:30 pm Sahuaro (63-57) Sunnyslope HS 6:30 pm Sunnyslope (62-33) Wells Fargo Arena 4:30 pm Sunnyslope (67-34) page 9

12 5A Boys Bkb State Semifinalists Centennial Coyotes No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 2...Kyle Shough, G Sr. 4...Luke Shough, G So. 5...Dallin Dutry, F Jr Koby Jones, F/G Sr Alex Leiva, G Jr Payton Nelson, G Sr Malcolm Daniels, G/F So Jaylen Currie, G/F Sr Trent Washington, F Sr Jojo Rincon, G So Nifi Martinez, G Sr Caden Cox, C/F Sr Spencer Olson, F Jr David Teibo, F/C So. No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Ari Danzy, G Sr. 2...Noah Medrano, G Sr. 3...Deven Breckner, G Sr. 4...Johny Diaz, G Jr. 5...Keyvaughn Williams, G Sr Jaret Allen, F Jr Ethan Cashion, F Jr Bryce Davis, F Sr Dez Melton, C Jr Jalen Allen, G Jr Brandon Savage, F Jr....Walter Piotrowski, G Sr. Deer Valley Skyhawks page 10

13 5A Boys Bkb State Semifinalists Paradise Valley Trojans No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Jordan Morris, G Sr. 2...Kendyl Watson, F So. 5...Devon Seifer, G So Nathan Perry, G Jr Tashon Brown, G Sr Mycole Rodriguez, G/F Sr Anthony Giliberto, F So Trent Miller, G Sr Jordan Hope, G So Joe Velasquez, F Sr Cole Murphy, G Sr Cooper Lennon, F So Legan Gallaga, F Sr Bric Hudnutt, F Sr. No. Player Ht. Yr. 1...Bryson MeWhinney Sr. 2...Abayev Allan Sr. 3...Kolten Klein...Sr. 4...Andrew Greb Sr. 5...Terrence Gilder Sr Zach Paloma Jr Jaran Whitfield Sr Chance Garland So Ivan Palomar Jr Michael Nilsen Jr Paul Hayden So Chris Orozco Sr Micah Spellman...Sr Kyle Fischer Sr. Sunnyslope Vikings page 11

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15 5A Boys & Girls Basketball Preview By Andy Morales azpreps365.com The 5A semifinal round is upon us so let s take a look at the matchups for the boy s and the girl s starting with the top-seeded Deer Valley (26-2) Skyhawks on the top side of the boy s bracket. The Skyhawks had one setback to a team from Arizona this year and that was a loss at home to No. 2 Sunnyslope way back on Dec. 18., three weeks after beating the Vikings in the championship game of the Sunnyslope Hoopsgiving Tournament. The Skyhawks were limited to ten points in the first half of that loss and, if both teams can get past their respective semifinal opponents, we might have a rubber-match in the state final. Deer Valley will take on No. 12 Paradise Valley (22-6) in one semifinal game and Sunnyslope will face No. 11 Centennial (17-13) in the bottom half. I have four seniors and three of them started as freshmen and the other senior started as a sophomore, so we have a lot of experience at all the positions, explained Deer Valley head coach Jed Dunn. The Skyhawk offense has revolved around 6-foot-6 forward Bryce Davis with Ari Danzy, Bruckner and Keyvaughn Williams handling the ball on the outside. Davis has scored over 1,500 career points for the Skyhawks. Deer Valley made the playoffs six of the ten years Dunn has been in charge, but the Skyhawks were stunned by a loss to Maricopa in the 5A Play-In Tournament last year while Sunnyslope went on to win the championship over Apollo, in double overtime That lesson should be on the minds of the Skyhawks against Paradise Valley. The Trojans are on a four-game win streak that includes taking out No. 5 Cienega in the first round and No. 4 Williams Field in the quarterfinal round. One could say the Trojans are the Cinderella team of the 5A bracket but then there s Centennial. The Coyotes have won three in a row to set up an improbable match with Deer Valley including a win over No. 6 Cholla and a win over No. 14 Fairfax in the quarterfinals. Fairfax eliminated No. 2 Buena in big fashion, 83-63, in the opening round. Ray Portela is in his eighth year with the Vikings and he is trying to reach his third championship game in a row. Mesa beat Sunnyslope in the 2016 Division I championship in 2016 and the Vikings won in all last year as we mentioned. Portela calls guard Jaran Whitfield the spark-plug of his team and he lists post players Kyle Fischer and Chris Orozco as two of his top players along with guards Allan Abayev and Bryson MeWhinney. When asked why his team has been so special this year Portela simply said, We have done a good job. On the girl s side, things have almost played out according to seed with No. 1 Chaparral (25-5), No. 2 Mesquite (26-3) and No. 3 Sahuaro (26-2) making the semifinal round with No. 5 Arcadia (26-3) filling in the final spot. Arcadia beat No. 4 Centennial in the quarterfinal round to crash the party. The Titans will be rewarded with a match against Chaparral. The Titans feature University of Arizona commit Bryce Nixon (18.9 points a game). Nixon joined the 2,000 career-point club this year and she poured in 26 points to help beat Centennial. Brian Porth is in his seventh year at Chaparral and he guided the Firebirds to the semifinals last year where eventual state champions Mesquite came out on top We try to play aggressively offensively and defensively to control the pace of the game and create as many good opportunities for our teammates as possible, Porth said. The girls take pride in sharing the ball and trying to find great shots for someone else. They play through adversity while incorporating two new underclassmen starters (Anna Ostlie and Jess Finney) after losing five seniors from last year s semifinals team. Cal Poly commit Maddie Vick leads the team with 16 points a game and Sacramento State commit Summer Menke is scoring 15 points a game for Chaparral. The Firebirds have beaten Arcadia twice this year but the victory over the Titans on Feb. 6 was slim at Mesquite took the 5A state championship last year, one year after finishing runner-up to Hamilton in the Division I title game in The Wildcats are led by Santa Cara commit Lindsey VanAllen and BYU commit Shaylee Gonzales. The two standouts have broken into the exclusive 2,000-point club with Shaylee joining the uber-exclusive list of top ten scorers in the history of Arizona with over 2,300 career points. Shaylee s mother, and Mesquite head coach, Candice Gonzales led Gilbert to back-to-back state championships in 1991 and 1992 under the direction of legendary head coach Miner Webster. The Titans need to get past Sahuaro and freshman Alyssa Brown first. We have terrific team chemistry and a nice group of seniors and underclassman that contribute, Cougar head coach Steve Botkin said. Our leading scorer is a freshman post player (Alyssa Brown) and our starting point guard is a senior who has started for four years (Carina Mendoza). I feel like our strength of schedule has been one of the strongest in the state and has forced us to play tough teams night in and night out, which should help us going forward. Brown scored 30 points and pulled down 15 rebounds to help Sahuaro get past No. 11 Cienega in the quarterfinal round. The Cougars have been to the state playoffs 31 years in a row with two state championships. page 13

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17 5A Girls Bkb Championship Bracket Feb 14 Feb 17 Feb 20 Feb 27 Campo Verde (#16) Chaparral (#1) Agua Fria (#9) Desert Edge (#8) CHS, 6:30 pm DEHS, 6:30 pm Chaparral (62-33) Chaparral HS 6:30 pm Agua Fria (27-26) Chaparral (53-26) Ironwood Ridge (#12) Arcadia (#5) Maricopa (#13) Centennial (#4) AHS, 6:30 pm CHS, 6:30 pm Arcadia (56-26) Centennial HS 4:00 pm Centennial (68-53) Wells Fargo Arena 6:00 pm Arcadia (66-32) Betty Fairfax (#14) Sahuaro (#3) Cienega (#11) Apollo (#6) SHS, 6:30 pm AHS, 6:30 pm Sahuaro (54-41) Sahuaro HS 6:30 pm Cienega (57-50) Sahuaro (63-58) Wells Fargo Arena 5:00 pm State Champion Marana (#10) Sierra Linda (#7) Queen Creek (#15) Mesquite (#2) SLHS, 6:30 pm MHS, 6:30 pm Sierra Linda (61-30) Mesquite HS 6:30 pm Mesquite (92-31) Wells Fargo Arena 3:00 pm Mesquite (76-37) page 15

18 5A Girls Bkb State Semifinalists Arcadia Titans No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 4...Taylor Houser, W Sr Dylan Watkiss, G Sr Jade DuBois, G Sr Rachael Schulman, G Jr Katie Campbell, W Jr Cassidy Campbell, G Sr Bryce Nixon, G Sr Sierra Montez, G Jr Celese Villaverde, P Jr Jade Smith, P Jr Lauren Dib, P Sr. No. Player/Pos. Yr. 1...Ariana Banuelos, G...Jr. 3...Kaylei Krejci, G...Sr. 5...Rhyane Caspers, G...So Jess Finney, G...Fr Summer Menke, G...Sr Maddie Vick, G...Sr Anna Ostlie, G...So Emily Smith, F...So Serena Porambo, F...Sr Brenna Doyle, G...Sr Natalia Williams, F...So. Chaparral Firebirds page 16

19 5A Girls Bkb State Semifinalists Mesquite Wildcats No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Shaylee Gonzales, G Sr. 2...Natalie Weber, G Sr Alaya Fitzgerald Fr Maggie Herberger, G Jr Zyan Smith, G/F Jr Olivia Champion Jr LonNae Johnson, G Sr Emma Besirevic Fr Lindsey VanAllen, G Sr Gabriela Solis, G Fr Hailey Walker, G Sr. No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr Alyssa Franke, G Fr Serena Lewis, G Sr Hayli Kubly, G So Katelyn Kubly, F Sr Kiyla Mattice, F Sr Alyssa Botkin, F Jr Carina Mendoza, G Sr Shayla McCraney, F Sr Lourdes Heslep, G Jr Milaya Leon, G So Isabelle Doyle, C Sr Alyssa Brown, F Fr Kena Byrd-Jackson, F Sr Laura Mejia, F Jr Nikita Sampson, C Sr. Sahuaro Cougars page 17

20 Recent Boys State Championship Results 1A CONFERENCE Year Winning Team Head Coach Runnerup Team Head Coach Score Phoenix NFL Yet (29-2)...Humberto Ramirez...Gregory School (29-2)...AJ Albritton A CONFERENCE Gilbert Christian (25-5)...Kurt Keener...Whitervier Alchesay (34-3)...Kyle Goklish A CONFERENCE Fountain Hills (23-6)...Matthew Keating...Winslow (25-10)...Scott Corum A CONFERENCE Phoenix Shadow Mountain (27-0)...Mike Bibby...Tucson Salpointe Catholic (21-10)...Brian Holstrom A CONFERENCE Phoenix Sunnyslope (26-4)...Ray Portela...Glendale Apollo (26-4)...Jacob Marin...(2 OT) A CONFERENCE Chandler Basha (30-1)...Mike Grothaus...Tempe Corona del Sol (26-4)...Neil MacDonald DIVISION V San Carlos (28-4)...Terry Antonio...Bisbee (26-7)...xxx...(OT) DIVISION IV Yuma Catholic (31-1)...Ricky Barnes...Phoenix Country Day (25-6)...Shane Lewis Phoenix Arizona Lutheran (29-5)...Doug Meyer...Scottsdale Prep (27-4)...Chad Clum...(OT) Phoenix Arizona Lutheran...Doug Meyer...Scottsdale Prep...Chad Clum Phoenix Joy Christian (26-0)...Scott Brown...Phoenix Arizona Lutheran (21-6)...Doug Meyer Phoenix Country Day (20-5)...Shane Lewis...Phoenix Arizona Lutheran (18-5)...Doug Meyer DIVISION III Scottsdale Christian (26-4)...Bob Fredericks...Goodyear Estrella Foothills (29-3)...Rich Gutwein Snowflake (29-3)...Andy Wood...San Tan Valley Combs...Kirk Fauske Chandler Valley Christian (22-8)...Greg Haagsma...Phoenix Cortez (25-4)...Tarik James Gilbert Christian (31-3)...Jerome Joseph...Chandler Valley Christian (23-10)...Greg Haagsma Gilbert Christian (27-4)...Jerome Joseph...Thatcher (30-4)...Chris Cook DIVISION II Phoenix Shadow Mountain (27-5)...Mike Bibby Sr...Avondale Agua Fria (28-3)...Randy Lavender Gilbert Christian (25-6)...Kurt Keener...Scottsdale Arcadia (22-10)...Stephen Danford...(OT) Phoenix Shadow Mountain (29-3)...Jerry Connor...Flagstaff (27-4)...James Kirk Phoenix Paradise Valley (26-7)...Mark MacGowan...Tucson Salpointe Catholic (23-11)...Brian Holstrom Peoria (27-3)...Mike Serwa...Tucson Amphitheather (30-4)...Ben Hurley DIVISION I Mesa (27-4)...Shane Burcar...Phoenix Sunnyslope (25-5)...Ray Portela Tempe Corona del Sol (32-1)...Sam Duane Jr...Tempe Desert Vista (26-5)...Tony Darden Tempe Corona del Sol (33-1)...Sam Duane Jr...Phoenix Pinnacle (23-10)...Charlie Wilde...(OT) Tempe Corona del Sol (29-5)...Sam Duane Jr...Phoenix Pinnacle (26-7)...Charlie Wilde Tempe Corona del Sol (32-1)...Sam Duane Jr...Laveen Cesar Chavez (27-6)...Gary Lee A CONFERENCE Orme (25-0)...Todd Roe...Gilbert Christian (28-4)...Jim White Gilbert Christian (32-0)...Steve Currier...Phoenix Valley Lutheran (29-6)...Bob Koehne Tucson St. Gregory (35-1)...Paul Baranowski...Elfrida Valley Union (19-9)...John Batty Tucson St. Gregory (32-3)...Paul Baranowski...Duncan (24-7)...Troy Hudson Gilbert Surrey Garden (24-2)...Steve Currier...Phoenix Valley Lutheran (29-7)...Chuck Oliver Seligman (23-6)...Brian Matzenbacker...Orme (27-2)...Alex Spence Ft. Thomas (25-3)...Terry Williams...Pima (27-5)...Cliff Thompson Duncan (28-4)...Andrew Larson...Joseph City (22-11)...Bryan Fields Joseph City (32-2)...Bryan Fields...Fredonia (16-9)...George McCormick St. David (27-0)...John Bryant...St. Michael (29-9)...Joey Rollings Ft. Thomas (21-5)...Terry Williams...St. David (18-10)...John Bryant Ft. Thomas (19-6)...Terry Williams...Seligman (23-5)...Rafe York Arizona Lutheran (22-12)...Doug Meyer...Orme (22-12)...Bob Miller St. David (20-7)...John Bryant...Tucson St. Gregory (22-14)...Paul Baranowski A CONFERENCE Phoenix Westwind Prep (29-2)...Gary Truesdale...Thatcher (28-3)...Chris Cook Scottsdale Christian (28-1)...Bob Fredericks...Westwind Prep (30-3)...Gary Treusdale Phoenix Precision (28-6)...Killy Mims...Thatcher...Kenny Smith...(OT) Phoenix Northwest Christian (28-5)...Bill Harbeck...Thatcher (23-9)...Kenny Smith Chandler Valley Christian (34-1)...Greg Haagsma...Tucson Desert Christian (25-10)...Dennis O Reilly page 18

21 Recent Boys State Championship Results 2A CONFERENCE (cont) Year Winning Team Head Coach Runnerup Team Head Coach Score Chandler Valley Christian (33-1)...Greg Haagsma...Arizona Lutheran (28-5)...Doug Meyer Scottsdale Christian (31-2)...Bob Fredericks...Arizona Lutheran...Doug Meyer Scottsdale Christian (33-1)...Bob Fredericks...Chandler Valley Christian (28-6)...Greg Haagsma Chandler Valley Christian (31-2)...Greg Haagsma...Thatcher (25-8)...Kenny Smith Chandler Valley Christian (33-1)...Greg Haagsma...Scottsdale Christian (27-8)...Bob Fredericks Tucson Desert Christian (27-7)...Chris Walter...Thatcher (25-5)...Lenny Smith Scottsdale Christian (27-7)...Bob Fredericks...Tucson Desert Christian (27-7)...Chris Walter Scottsdale Christian (30-3)...Bob Fredericks...Keams Canyon Hopi (19-14)...Glenn Haven...(OT) Superior (27-0)...James Acton...Phoenix Christian (24-7)...Steve Drake A CONFERENCE Holbrook...Raul Mendoza...Fountain Hills...Matt Johnson Goodyear Estrella Foothills (31-1)...Ty Amundsen...Springerville Round Valley (27-8)...Chris Matthews Goodyear Estrella Foothills (29-2)...Ty Amundsen...Chinle (25-6)...Ned Curley Goodyear Estrella Foothills (31-2)...Ty Amundsen...Payson (24-7)...Kenny Hayes Fountain Hills (25-8)...Steve Tooker...Payson (23-9)...Chuck Hardt Fountain Hills (23-7)...Cain Jagodzinski...Chander Seton Catholic (29-4)...Hosea Graham Fountain Hills (32-1)...Cain Jagodzinski...Tuba City Greyhills (17-14)...Tom Bizardi Rio Rico (27-8)...John Fanning...Chandler Seton Catholic (28-5)...Hosea Graham Globe (33-0)...Tony Lopez...Monument Valley (23-9)...Rich Beverly Coolidge (32-0)...Dave Glasgow...Globe (26-7)...Eric Peterson Tuba City (23-7)...Charles Gover...Coolidge (30-2)...Dave Glasgow Tuba City (28-4)...Charles Gover...Winslow (26-6)...Danny Gonzalez Coolidge (29-4)...Dave Glasgow...Benson (26-3)...James Driggers Coolidge (25-8)...Dave Glasgow...Whiteriver Alchesay (23-7)...Paul Mendoza A CONFERENCE A-1...Nogales (25-5)...Ricardo De La Riva...Scottsdale Saguaro (23-9)...Bob LaRue A-2...Tucson Amphitheater (29-2)...Ben Hurley...Tempe (22-10)...Bryan Snyder A-1...Tempe McClintock (25-6)...Jase Coburn...Phoenix Sunnyslope (26-4)...Dan Mannix A-2...Tucson Santa Rita (25-5)...Jim Ferguson...Tucson Amphitheater (29-3)...Ben Hurley A-1...Phoenix Sunnyslope (24-5)...Dan Mannix...Avondale Agua Fria (20-6)...Matt O Meara A-2...Phoenix Greenway (30-0)...Howard Mueller...Tucson Santa Rita (21-9)...Jim Ferguson A-1...Goodyear Millennium (23-6)...Mike Lopez...Avondale Agua Fria (25-4)...Paul Murphy...(OT) A-2...Goodyear Desert Edge (28-2)...Joe Babinski...Tucson Santa Rita (28-4)...Jim Ferguson A-1...Glendale Apollo (26-6)...Mark Nold...Tucson Ironwood Ridge (24-9)...Karl Pieroway A-2...Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep (27-5)...Matt Harris...Tucson Santa Rita (22-10)...Jim Ferguson A-1...Glendale Apollo (28-4)...Mark Nold...Tucson Rincon (23-8)...Rich Utter A-2...Bullhead City Mohave (26-7)...Pat Woodburn...Page (18-12)...Aaron Anderson Glendale Apollo (28-5)...Mark Nold...Tucson Santa Rita (25-8)...Jim Feguson Scottsdale Saguaro (26-5)...Bob LaRue...Tempe McClintock (26-4)...Brian Fleming Phoenix Thunderbird (28-5)...Buddy Rake...Scottsdale Saguaro (25-6)...Bob LaRue Sunnyslope (29-1)...Dan Mannix...Page (29-2)...Aaron Anderson Tucson Sahuaro (26-7)...Dick McConnell...Sunnyslope (25-6)...Dan Mannix Tucson Sahuaro (24-7)...Dick McConnell...Tucson Palo Verde (22-13)...David Gin Tucson Santa Rita (29-3)...Jim Ferguson...Phoenix Thunderbird (27-6)...Buddy Rake...(OT) Moon Valley (27-3)...John Boie...Phoenix Greenway (22-9)...Howard Mueller A CONFERENCE A-1...Mesa Mountain View (27-3)...Gary Ernst...Phoenix Brophy Prep (21-8)...Tony Fuller A-2...Laveen Betty Fairfax (23-7)...Don Dominguez...Scottsdale Chaparral (20-10)...Aaron Windler...(2 OT) A-1...Phoenix North (28-3)...Joseph Bustos...Laveen Cesar Chavez (26-4)...Gary Lee A-2...Anthem Boulder Creek (28-2)...Randy Walker...Scottsdale Chaparral (18-10)...Aaron Windler A-1...Phoenix St. Mary s (22-4)...David Lopez...Gilbert Highland (29-4)...Mark Carlino A-2...Phoenix North (25-6)...Joseph Bustos...Tucson Ironwood Ridge (27-5)...Brian Peabody A-1...Tempe Desert Vista (26-5)...Doug Harris...Phoenix St. Mary s (21-11)...David Lopez A-2...Tucson Ironwood Ridge (27-6)...Brian Peabody...Tempe Marcos de Niza (15-17)...Dave Stark A-1...Mesa Mountain View (28-4)...Gary Ernst...Phoenix St. Mary s (19-13)...David Lopez A-2...Scottsdale Desert Mountain (21-11)...Todd Fazio...Paradise Valley (21-12)...Mark MacGowan A-1...Mesa Mountain View (29-3)...Gary Ernst...Tempe Corona del Sol (28-2)...Sam Duane A-2...Phoenix South Mountain (30-4)...David Grace...Glendale Deer Valley (27-4)...John Fellens Mesa Mountain View (32-1)...Gary Ernst...Phoenix St. Mary s (25-7)...David Lopez Mesa (28-3)...Shawn Lynch...Tempe Desert Vista (20-13)...Doug Harris Gilbert (31-3)...Tom Bennett...Tempe Desert Vista (28-5)...Al Merino Tempe Marcos de Niza (25-8)...David Stark...Gilbert Highland (24-10)...Jon Burns Phoenix St. Mary s (30-3)...Dave Lopez...Phoenix Brophy Prep (24-8)...Mark Granger Shadow Mountain (27-5)...Jerry Conner...Gilbert Highland (22-9)...David Yates Mesa Mountain View (29-6)...Gary Ernst...Tucson Salpointe (30-4)...Brian Peabody Mesa Mountain View (34-1)...Gary Ernst...Phoenix Carl Hayden (24-7)...Argie Rhymes page 19

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23 6A Boys Bkb Championship Bracket Feb 13 Feb 16 Feb 21 Feb 28 Corona del Sol (#16) Brophy Prep (#1) Perry (#9) Horizon (#8) BCP, 6:30 pm HHS, 6:30 pm Brophy Prep (57-37) Brophy College Prep 6:30 pm Perry (76-62) Brophy Prep (47-38) Skyline (#12) Mountain Pointe (#5) Chandler (#13) Hamilton (#4) MPHS, 6:30 pm HHS, 6:30 pm Mt. Pointe (88-56) Mountain Pointe HS 6:30 pm Chandler (44-41) Wells Fargo Arena 7:30 pm Mt. Pointe (76-48) Cesar Chavez (#14) Desert Vista (#3) Desert Mountain (#11) Red Mountain (#6) DVHS, 6:30 pm RMHS, 6:30 pm Desert Vista (76-61) Desert Vista HS 6:30 pm Red Mountain (70-68) Desert Vista (66-53) Wells Fargo Arena 7:00 pm State Champion Gilbert (#10) Mesa (#7) Highland (#15) Pinnacle (#2) MHS, 6:30 pm PHS, 6:30 pm Gilbert (56-39) Pinnacle HS 6:30 pm Pinnacle (88-42) Wells Fargo Arena 4:30 pm Pinnacle (67-45) page 21

24 6A Boys Bkb State Semifinalists Brophy Prep Broncos No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 0...Xavier Juniel, G Sr. 1...Sammy Cibulka, G Jr. 2...Ian Burke, G Sr. 3...Ryan Giburne, G Jr. 4...Basil Ribakare, C So. 5...Alec Owen, F Jr Brody Popham, G/F Jr Jaden Cons, G Jr Ethan Smith, G Jr Marques White, G Jr Ben Paul, G/F Sr Colin Besh, F Sr Jaxson Baker, F Sr Dalton Hogan, F/C Jr Christian Kirkland, C Sr. No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 2...Tyrek Chambers, G Jr. 3...Alijah Gammage, G Sr. 4...EJ Jackson, G Jr. 5...Jackson Risi, G So Ryland McGuigan, G Jr Christian Anigwe, C Sr Mason Habertson, F Jr Isiah (Sterling) Wilson, G Jr Wesley Harris, F Sr Jaden Rollins, F Sr Osasere Ighodaro, F So Jared Kincade, F Jr. Desert Vista Thunder page 22

25 6A Boys Bkb State Semifinalists Mountain Pointe Pride No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 0...John Norsworthy, G Sr DeAndre Henry, F So. 2...Khalid Price, G Jr. 3...Amarion Cash, G Sr. 4...Rashaan Toombs, T Jr. 5...Terrance Hunter, G Sr Noah Simmons, G Fr Selah Thomas, G Sr Kurt Duecker, G Jr Jonah LaBranche, F/G Jr Ryan Pate, F Sr Jalen Graham, F Jr Nate Ward, F So....TJ Tigler, G So. No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Nico Mannion, G So. 2...Spencer Rattler, G Jr. 3...Marcus Libman, G So. 4...Keegan Schenk, F Jr Alex Fisher, G Sr Dylan Elsasser, G Jr Tosh Baker, F So Jordan Mains, G Jr Nick Voth, G Sr Trent Brown, G Jr Mason Johnson, F Sr Colby Howard, F Jr Robert Hurst, F/C Jr Calvin Schapira, F Sr. Pinnacle Pioneers page 23

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27 6A Boys & Girls Basketball Preview By Les Willsey azpreps365.com There were some upsets in play-in games and the first round of the 6A boys and girls state basketball tournaments, but that wasn't the case in the quarterfinal rounds last weekend. In the boys quarterfinals, #1 Brophy Prep had a tougher time than the other three, but subdued Perry, #2 Pinnacle, #3 Desert Vista and #5 Mountain Pointe took care of Gilbert, Red Mountain and Chandler, respectively, with little fanfare and doubledigit margins ranging from 13 to 32 points. Two of the girls quarters carried some drama. #3 Gilbert outfree-throwed Hamilton down the stretch for a four-point victory and #2 Vallley Vista was eight points better than Pinnacle. Top-seed Millennium trounced Tucson High and #5 Xavier Prep dominated Mountain Pointe. A little title-game history about the final fours and a glance at each of the matchups for Wednesday Feb. 21 at Wells Fargo Arena: BOYS SEMIFINALISTS CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY -- Three of the four schools in the boys semifinals have never hung a hoops championship banner -- Brophy, Pinnacle and Mountain Pointe. Brophy has finished runner-up three times (1986, 2001 and 2011). Pinnacle has appeared in a final twice in 2013 and The Pioneers lost to Corona del Sol in tight games each time. Mountain Pointe has never played in a title game. Desert Vista has won one title (2008) and finished runner-up three times (2003, 2004 and 2015). 6A SEMIS MATCHUPS: #5 Mountain Pointe (25-3) vs. #1 Brophy Prep (26-1): The Pride and Broncos met back on Nov. 28 and Brophy pulled out one of its many narrow triumphs, Brophy has won nine games by five points or less and three of them in overtime. Both teams were still evaluating back in November so there have been changes and tweaks here or there. Mountain Pointe has outstanding guard play among junior Khalid Price, senior Amarion Cash and senior Ryan Pate. All three are fine perimeter shooters with Price and Pate hitting a tick under 50 percent from behind the arc. Inside its junior Jalen Graham (11 points per game, and 9 rebounds per game) and sophomore DeAndre Henry (7 ppg and 7 rpg). Mountain Pointe is deep and not afraid to substitute freely in coach Duane Eason's up-tempo style. The Pride average 67 points a game. Brophy has evolved quickly this season into a team that thrives on defense, much to the delight of coach Matt Hooten. The Broncos have allowed 48 points per game (38 in two playoff games). Only a handful of teams have reached the 60s. They don't doesn't have the size of Graham or bulk of Henry, but plenty of reach from the long limbs of Jaxson Baker, Ian Burke and Basil Ribakare. Burke and Baker can be streaky from the perimeter. Marques White, Colin Besch, Ben Paul and Xavier Juniel supply tough, physical defense. #3 Desert Vista (25-4) vs. #2 Pinnacle (21-7): These are the highest-scoring teams among the semifinalists. Pinnalce averages 70 points a game and Desert Vista 69. Pinnacle was pretty much the consensus preseason pick as the top team and favorite to win state. The Pioneers started slowly with injuries to sophomore Nico Mannion and senior Trent Baker, but has been full strength since early January. Since the 2018 portion of the schedule began, Pinnacle is 11-1 and has won 13 of its last 14. Mannion averages 23 points a game and six assists and three teammates also average in double figures -- Spencer Rattler (13), Jordan Mains (12) and Mason Johnson (11). The Pioneers have all the ingredients to win the title and would love to be the first boys squad in school history to win a title. They've suffered gut-wrenching defeats in the finals twice. Desert Vista is led by junior newcomer Tyrek Chambers, a move-in from New York and the 6A Central Region player of the year. The Thunder already had ability in hand before Chambers' arrival with senior forward Wesley Harris, senior post Christian Anigwe and senior guard Alijah Gammage. Their size inside can be intimidating and four starters are averaging in double figures in the playoffs. For the season top scorer is Chambers (17.0), followed by Harris (16.9) and Anigwe (10.7). GIRLS SEMIFINALISTS CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY -- Two of the final four have won championships with Gilbert High, the oldest school of the four, owning the most (four). The Tigers won in 1984, 1986, 1991 and They were runner-up in Valley Vista, open just a decade, won its first title last year and was runner-up in 2016 to Hamilton. Millennium and Xavier Prep have not won a championship. Millennium was runner-up in 2015 to Dobson and last year to Valley Vista. Xavier Prep has played in two finals and A SEMIS MATCHUPS: #1 Millennium (24-6) vs. #5 Xavier Prep (25-5): Millennium returned plenty of experienced players from last year's finals loss to Valley Vista and it's been evident. The Tigers have only on loss of their six to an Arizona school (Valley Vista). Coach Cory Rojeck is completing his ninth season and the team has made postseason eight years in a row - seven with 20-win seasons. Junior Dominique Phillips is averaging 17 points and 8 rebounds a game with scoring ability inside and outside. Sophomore post Ali Zelaya missed half the season, but has produced 12 ppg and 7 rpg in her return. Versatile from her position. Another post who excels on defense is junior Alaina Diggs, She checks in averaging 8 ppg and 10 rpg. Sophomore point guard Jasmine Singleton is a shutdown defender night in and night out. Senior shooting guard Tyonna Singleton chips in with 9 ppg. Xavier showed promise last year as the No. 7 seed, but was knocked out n the first round at state. Coach Jennifer Gillom has returned for a second stint as head mentor and has the Gator faithful revved up with this title run. Gillom has instilled a team concept the players have bought into and its paid dividends. They are led by junior point guard Leilani McIntosh, who averaged 11 ppg, 5 assists and six steals. McIntosh is the consummate point guard. Senior power forward Montana Oltrogge has the ability to spread the floor and is a strong rebounder and post defender. She leads Xavier in scoring ppg, 6 rpg. Senior center Kate Hassett good offensively inside and a shot blocker. She averaged 10 ppg and 5 rpg. Oltrogge and Hassett were bothered by injuries late in the season with Oltrogge missing a handful of games. Both made their presence felt on the floor in the semifinals. #3 Gilbert (26-3) vs. #2 Valley Vista (23-6): Gilbert made a name for itself in December winning the second-tier bracket of the Nike Tournament of Champions. The Tigers have equaled last year's finish with a second consecutive semifinal appearance and third playoff campaign in succession after a lengthy drought. The catalysts are 5-foot-6 junior twin sisters Haley and Hanna Cavinder, who average 23 ppg and 22 ppg, respectively. Both sisters have eclisped the 1,500-point mark in their careers so far. Haley also fills the stat sheet with 9 rpg and 7 apg and Hanna checks in with 6 apg. New Mexico transfer Brynn Wade has been a welcome addition in the post averaging almost 10 ppg and 12 rpg. She has blocked 100 shots this season. Senior Stacy Hock is in her fourth varsity season and averages 7 ppg. Gilbert lost in November to Valley Vista (61-42) and to defending 5A champion Mesquite. Gilbert has a record in three seasons under coach Kyle Pederson. Valley Vista lost more players to graduation than any of the other semifinalists, but coach Rachel Matakas has watched her team stay in the thick of the chase for a repeat. Three key players return led by four-year starting guard Taylor Chavez, who is headed to Oregion State in the fall. She can play each guard spot and can score from anywhere. Chavez is averaging 24 ppg, 5 apg and 6 spg. Matakas believes she has the top defensive guard in the state in Rysha Banner. She is quick, athletic and can pop the net from 3-point land. Banner averageds 14 ppg. Senior wing Clarissa Rodarte is strong and physical and a good mid-range jump shooter. Valley Vista is averaging 20 wins a season. Matakas opened the program in 2008 and is concluding her 11th season. Valley Vista's only losses to Arizona teams this year are to defending 4A champ Seton Catholic, 5A Mesquite and Millennium. page 25

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29 6A Girls Bkb Championship Bracket Feb 14 Feb 17 Feb 21 Feb 28 Chandler (#16) Millennium (#1) Tucson (#9) Red Mountain (#8) MHS, 6:30 pm RMHS, 6:30 pm Millennium (68-42) Millennium HS 7:30 pm Tucson (43-30) Millennium (56-24) Horizon (#12) Xavier Prep (#5) Mountain Pointe (#13) Highland (#4) XCP, 6:30 pm HHS, 6:30 pm Xavier Prep (52-23) Xavier College Prep 6:30 pm Mt. Pointe (49-45) Wells Fargo Arena 6:00 pm Xavier Prep 58-38) Dobson (#14) Gilbert (#3) Hamilton (#11) Desert Mountain (#6) GHS, 6:30 pm DMHS, 6:30 pm Gilbert (61-34) Gilbert HS 6:30 pm Hamilton (74-67) Gilbert (59-55) Wells Fargo Arena 5:00 pm State Champion Sandra Day O Connor (#10) Pinnacle (#7) North (#15) Valley Vista (#2) PHS, 6:30 pm VVHS, 6:30 pm Pinnacle (62-48) Valley Vista HS 6:30 pm Valley Vista (69-26) Wells Fargo Arena 3:00 pm Valley Vista (61-53) page 27

30 6A Girls Bkb State Semifinalists Gilbert Tigers No. Player Yr. 0...Hanna Cavinder...Jr. 1...Haley Cavinder...Jr. 2...AJ Johnson...So. 3...Stacy Hock...Sr. 5...Mikayla Isaacson...So Leah Millman...So Brynn Wade...Jr Kori Jackson...So Lyric Reed...Jr Olivia Renteria...Fr Symone Humphrey...Jr Genevieve Taylor...Fr Audri Hagedorn...Jr Montana Soto...Fr. No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 0...Shyann Heredia, G Jr. 1...Amoret Maxwell, G Fr. 2...Jasmine Singleton, G So. 3...Ali Zelaya, W/F So Mya Herrera, G So Nicole Statler, G/F Sr Nova Scott, G Sr Camryn Lizarraga, G So Tyonna Singleton, G Sr Dominique Phillips, G/W Jr Kylie Grant, G So Alaina Diggs, F/C Jr. Millennium Tigers page 28

31 6A Girls Bkb State Semifinalists Valley Vista Monsoon No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Tiana Brown, W Sr. 2...Terrysha Banner, G Sr. 3...Taylor Chavez, G Sr. 4...Serrena Gonzales, G/W So. 5...Clarissa Rodarte, W/F Sr Alanis Delgado, G Fr Rose Cullop, G/W So Sophie Martinez, W/G So Elise Horbaczewski So Kena Kilpatrick, F/W Jr Marisa Davis, F/W Fr Mikluv Kamlley, G/W Jr. No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Bianca Nava, G Jr. 3...Mary Long, F/C Sr. 4...Payton Davis, G Sr Elyssia Fleetwood, G So Katie Hassett, C Sr Addy Putnam, G Jr Montana Oltrogge, F Sr Isabel Wirth, F Sr Victoria Saucedo...Fr Lisset Salcedo, G Jr Leilani McIntosh, G Jr Paris Moore, G Jr Truly Helton, F Jr Cara Hoffman, F Jr Mackenzie Coder Fr. Xavier Prep Gators page 29

32 Recent Girls State Championship Results 1A CONFERENCE Year Winning Team Head Coach Runnerup Team Head Coach Score St. Michael (20-4)...Carl Adams...Rock Point (19-7)...Andrew Reed A CONFERENCE Sanders Valley (31-2)...Dorothy Mitchell...Gilbert Leading Edge (30-3)...Erik Gray A CONFERENCE Chandler Valley Christian (26-3)...Scott Timmer...Page (26-4)...Ryan Whitehorse A CONFERENCE Chandler Seton Catholic (29-3)...Karen Self...Cave Creek Cactus Shadows (26-5)...Richie Willis A CONFERENCE Gilbert Mesquite (31-1)...Candice Gonzales...Phoenix Sierra Linda (27-3)...Desirae Carranza A CONFERENCE Surprise Valley Vista (23-6)...Rachel Matakas...Goodyear Millennium (24-8)...Courtland Rojeck DIVISION V Sanders Valley (28-1)...Dee Mitchell...Rock Point (18-3)...Marila Begay DIVISION IV Thatcher (23-6)...Russ Jones...Ganado (24-11)...Mike Bitsuie Phoenix Christian (30-5)...Bruce Consier...Sanders Valley (28-4)...Dorothy Mitchell Gilbert Christian...Daryl Young...St. David...Laron Richardson Scottsdale Salt River (29-0)...Shawn Lytle...Tempe Prep (22-6)...Nancy Calahan Tempe Prep (22-3)...Nancy Calahan...Joseph City (18-7)...John Bryant DIVISION III Phoenix South Mountain (25-8)...Kisha Gqyn...Chandler Valley Christian (30-3)...Scott Timmer Page (35-1)...Justin Smith...Tuba City (24-10)...Kim Williams Fountain Hills (25-3)...Amanda Baca...Chandler Valley Christian (33-1)...Scott Timmer Winslow (27-5)...Jerron Jordan...Sanders Valley (27-4)...Julia Six Page (31-2)...Justin Smith...Winslow (24-6)...Jerron Jordan DIVISION II Chandler Seton Catholic (31-1)...Karen Self...Cave Creek Cactus Shadows (28-5)...Richie Willis Maricopa (30-5)...Kati Burrows...Chandler Seton Catholic (29-6)...Karen Self Chandler Seton Catholic (32-3)...Karen Self...Vail Cienega (26-2)...Paul Reed Scottsdale Saguaro (26-9)...Chris Young...Tucson Flowing Wells (29-5)...Michael Perkins Chandler Seton Catholic (26-8)...Karen Self...Peoria (31-5)...Leslie Saulsby DIVISION I Chandler Hamilton (26-4)...Trevor Neider...Gilbert Mesquite (26-6)...Candice Gonzales Mesa Dobson (30-2)...Tyler Dumas...Goodyear Millennium (28-5)...Cory Rojeck Phoenix Desert Vista (30-2)...J ontar Coleman...Tolleson Westview (26-7)...Lisa Contreras Phoenix St. Mary s (29-1)...Curtis Ekmark...Phoenix Pinnacle (33-3))...Troy Wiese Phoenix St. Mary s (30-0)...Curtis Ekmark...Chandler Hamilton (27-8)...Jeff Kain A CONFERENCE Gilbert Christian (27-2)...Daryl Young...Fort Thomas (22-8)...Lee Haws Salt River (33-4)...Shawn Lytle...Gila Bend (31-3)...Dallas Luttrell Gilbert Surrey Garden...Kerry Pearson...Pima...Brad Hemphill Fredonia (30-2)...Trish Spendlove...Rock Point (23-4)...Melvin Arthur Fredonia (19-2)...Noey Tom...Salt River (14-18)...Shawn Lytle Fort Thomas (29-2)...Vanta Moses...Pima (20-11)...Brad Hemphill Fredonia (25-1)...Linda Kliesen...Salome (21-7)...Byron Maynes St. Michael (23-7)...Joe Kubicek...East Fork Lutheran (15-12)...Jeff Quintero Pima (24-6)...Brad Hemphill...Cibecue ( Amy Cole Pima (24-6)...Brad Hemphill...Ft. Thomas (15-7)...Barbara Stauffer Joseph City (27-5)...Mike Sterkowitz...St. Michael (24-2)...Joey Rollings St. Michael (30-6)...Joey Rollings...Joseph City (25-8)...Mike Sterkowitz Tucson Desert Christian (26-6)...Dennis O Reilly...St. Michael (19-8)...Joey Rollings Tucson Desert Christian (27-4)...Dennis O Reilly...Seligman (22-9)...Joanne Curley A CONFERENCE Chandler Valley Christian (28-2)...Scott Timmer...Thatcher (27-4)...Dave Henson Chandler Valley Christian (30-0)...Scott Timmer...Pima (27-5)...Brad Hemphill St. Johns (28-5)...Ken Pulsipher...Willcox (24-4)...Tammy Hall Tucson Pusch Ridge Christian (32-4)...Lonnie Tvrdy...St. Johns (30-7)...Ken Pulsipher Tucson Pusch Ridge Christian (32-1)...Lonnie Tvrdy...Camp Verde (26-9)...Mark Showers page 30

33 Recent Girls State Championship Results 2A CONFERENCE (cont) Year Winning Team Head Coach Runnerup Team Head Coach Score Tucson Pusch Ridge Christian (31-2)...Lonnie Tvrdy...Red Mesa (12-14)...Alfred Begay Tucson Pusch Ridge Christian (30-2)...Lonnie Tvrdy...St. Johns (27-6)...Ken Pulsipher Thatcher (27-4)...Lee Marett...St. Johns (29-5)...Ken Pulsipher Thatcher (30-3)...Lee Marett...Chandler Valley Christian (28-5)...Scott Timmer Thatcher (31-1)...David Henson...St. Johns (26-6)...Ken Pulsipher Thatcher (29-0)...David Henson...Tucson Desert Christian (26-10)...Dennis O Reilly...(2OT) Phoenix Country Day School (34-2)...Andy Kiltz...Thatcher (27-1)...David Henson...(OT) Chandler Seton (32-2)...Karen Self...Thatcher (26-4)...David Henson Chandler Seton (32-1)...Karen Self...Thatcher (24-6)...Aaron Crandall A CONFERENCE Window Rock (33-1)...Charles Chong...Kayenta Monument Valley (26-8)...Robert Nash Winslow (27-5)...Don Petronovich...Window Rock (21-7)...Charles Chong Kayenta Monument Valley (22-9)...Robert Nash...Winslow (29-2)...Don Petranovich Winslow (20-2)...Don Petranovich...Ganado (20-2)...Pete Butler Ganado (27-4)...Nathan Brady...Winslow (28-4)...Don Petranovich Kayenta Monument Valley (28-3)...Robert Nash...Snowflake (30-5)...Don Godfrey Winslow (26-5)...Don Petranovich...Chandler Seton Catholic (28-7)...Karen Self Winslow (29-2)...Don Petranovich...Monument Valley (29-5)...Robert Nash Springerville Round Valley (31-1)...Chris Matthews...Monument Valley (27-4)...Robert Nash Tuba City (27-5)...Manuel Begay...Seton Catholic (31-4)...Karen Self Tuba City (30-3)...Tamrya Rogers...Winslow (24-6)...Don Petranovich Tuba City (27-5)...Tamrya Rogers...Winslow (23-8)...Don Petranovich Monument Valley (21-10)...Robert Nash...Winslow (29-4)...Don Petranovich Winslow (31-2)...Don Petranovich...St. Johns (24-9)...Ken Pulsipher A CONFERENCE A-1...Glendale Apollo (25-5)...Susan Prado-Ortiz...Phoenix Shadow Mountain (16-3)...Gerrard Carmichael A-2...Chandler Seton Catholic (29-3)...Karen Self...Phoenix Thunderbird (24-7)...Barry Ringel A-1...Phoenix Shadow Mountain (26-5)...Gerrard Carmichael...Glendale Apollo (24-5)...Sue Prado-Ortiz A-2...Chandler Seton Catholic (29-4)...Karen Self...Page (20-5)...Justin Smith A-1...Oro Valley Canyon Del Oro (32-1)...Kerri Brown...Tempe McClintock (23-8)...Eric Magana A-2...Glendale Raymond Kellis (29-3)...Samantha Middagh...Page (25-6)...Jim Adkins A-1...Tucson Flowing Wells (33-1)...Michael Perkins...Marana (23-5)...Corey Duck A-2...Phoenix Washington (26-3)...Ty Bayer...Page (25-5)...Mike Beall A-1...Glendale Cactus (28-5)...Jim Graham...Phoenix Pinnacle (21-14)...Jackie Van Patten A-2...Phoenix Washington (31-2)...Ty Bauer...Page (25-5)...Mike Beall A-1...Glendale Cactus (28-3)...Jim Graham...Scottsdale Saguaro (24-9)...Brent Carter A-2...Phoenix Washington (24-7)...Ty Bauer...Flagstaff Sinagua (26-6)...Jennifer Parker...(OT) Phoenix Thunderbird (23-9)...Steve Burke...Page (23-9)...Mike Beall Glendale Cactus (29-2)...Jim Graham...Phoenix Thunderbird (26-7)...Steve Burke Phoenix Thunderbird (30-2)...Steve Burke...Scottsdale Chaparral (26-8)...Joe English Phoenix Thunderbird (30-1)...Steve Burke...Peoria Centennial (24-9)...Vance Setka Scottsdale Chaparral (33-1)...Joe English...Tucson Sahuaro (39-3)...Jim Scott Phoenix Moon Valley (28-6)...Bud Greer...Scottsdale Chaparral (27-6)...Joe English...(OT) Page (28-5)...Mike Beall...Tucson Sahuaro (29-2)...Jim Scott Tucson Sahuaro (30-1)...Jim Scott...Scottsdale Saguaro (26-8)...Brent Carter A CONFERENCE A-1...Phoenix St. Mary s (28-2)...Curtis Ekmark...Chandler (25-6)...Zon Thompson A-2...Tolleson (27-5)...Todd Nelson...Phoenix Pinnacle (24-8)...Jackie Clayton A-1...Mesa Dobson (29-7)...Tyler Dumas...Phoenix St. Mary s (24-2)...Curtis Ekmark...(OT) A-2...Tolleson (28-5)...Todd Nelson...Phoenix Pinnacle (23-11)...Jackie Clayton A-1...Gilbert Highland (35-1)...Miner Webster...Phoenix St. Mary s (26-3)...Curtis Ekmark A-2...Tolleson (29-3)...Todd Nelson...Phoenix Pinnacle (26-5)...Jackie Van Patten A-1...Gilbert Highland (33-3)...Miner Webster...Chandler (22-9)...Zon Thompson A-2...Phoenix South Mountain (24-4)...Szudia Bragg...Phoenix Pinnacle (29-5)...Jackie Van Patten A-1...Mesa Red Mountain (26-6)...Martin Appel...Mesa Mountain View (31-3)...Henry Bribiescas A-2...Tolleson (26-7)...Todd Nelson...Tolleson Westview (25-9)...Francisco Villa A-1...Phoenix St. Mary s (26-4)...Frank Denogean...Mesa Red Mountain (27-5)...Martin Appel A-2...Glendale Deer Valley (31-1)...Bill Gollihare...Tucson Flowing Wells (28-5)...Michael Perkins Gilbert Highland (32-5)...Miner Webster...Phoenix St. Mary s (28-5)...Frank Denogean Phoenix St. Mary s (35-0)...Frank Denogean...Tempe Desert Vista (25-7)...Henry Bribiescas Gilbert Highland (35-0)...Miner Webster...Tucson Salpointe (31-2)...Pete Fajardo Tempe Mountain Pointe (30-5)...Dwayne Dobbeleare...Tempe Corona del Sol (25-6)...Larry Hughes Tempe Corona del Sol (31-0)...Larry Hughes...Mesa Dobson (27-5)...Frank Campos Chandler (29-3)...Meg Gianesello...Tempe Mountain Pointe (30-2)...Ed Dawson Chandler (32-3)...Michael Desper...Tempe Mountain Pointe (32-6)...Ed Dawson Mesa Mountain View (30-5)...Greg Sessions...Gilbert Highland (32-4)...Miner Webster page 31

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