State hurdles champion is selected as Arizona's top boys track & field athlete.
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Linebacker will try to help Division IV team defeat Division V and VI in game on Friday night Surprise.
New Pumas coach has won 575 games in career that spans 38 seasons.
Robert Foster from Central Valley comes in at No. 1.
As a senior, he rushed for nearly 1,500 yards and averaged nearly 10 tackles a game as a linebacker.
The Canyon del Oro senior earns the state's top honor after winning three individual titles.
Fomer Yuma, Westwood coach gets shot at high profile program.
Preview of top Division I teams for 2012-2013 will be on display.
Games feature D-V and D-VI vs. D-IV and Arizona vs. Southern California at Surprise Stadium.
Skyline quarterback Max Browne tops the list of pro-style QBs.
Santa Margarita golf star had every opportunity to fold Saturday but instead finds himself in the thick of golf's most challenging and visible event.
Once penalized, coaches now have freer hand to contact top prospects.
Ryan Finley passed for nearly 3,000 yards and 25 touchdowns as a junior.
Spartans are trying to build off a 5-5 finish in 2011.
Lobos have had 19-5 record over last two seasons, but coach said 7 on 7 should help program improve.
Huskies standout will skip collegiate career at ASU to go pro.
Makayla McAdams pitches four hitless innings, gets two hits of her own to lead South All-Stars past the North 9-2.
Her run-scoring double keys three-run seventh inning.
She will play for the East team in the Division I All-Star Game, then move on to play in college at Villanova.
The standout pitcher/outfielder follows Mattie Fowler and Kenzie Fowler as honorees from Canyon Del Oro.
Infielder Terryn Popham will play for the North in Wednesday's Division II All-Star Game at Mesquite.
Arizona Gatorade player of the year has chance to play professional north of the border.
Games for divisions I and II set for Wednesday at Mesquite High in Gilbert,
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