Many led their teams to state titles.
CDS's Rodriguez-Benson, Salpointe's Denson-DeBoskie-Cota, Chandler's Westbrook, RM's Macha fantastic and beyond
Wrestling
Fifty schools bring home a title of 72 available
Red Mountain beats Mountain Ridge 8-1 for the Division I state title for its fifth-straight championship, a feat that has never happened in Arizona softball history.
Former Brophy football coach Timothy Sanford and Highland basketball Miner Webster coach are included.
Wrestling, basketball included.
Wrestling, basketball included.
Wrestling, basketball included.
Mesa Mountain View wins first wrestling state title since 2000 behind nine state placers and strong wrestling room, while Cibola brings Division II crown back to Yuma.
Mountain View's sports 2 champs in D-I; Cibola crowns 3 champs in D-II
Local foundation, which honors a former Mountain Pointe player, organizes heart screenings throughout the year.
Local foundation honoring former Mountain Pointe player organizes heart screenings throughout the year.
Toros looking for second state title after 13-year drought
Sunnyside returns three state champs, has plenty of competition for top spots
Defending champ Ironwood Ridge moved to Division I. Yuma teams might rate a slight edge.
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