High school football ends tense season with sportsmanship
Mesa and Mountain View met for a frostbitten game amid past feuds but kept tempers in check. After a disputed interception call and a brief on-field scuffle, players chose respect, shaking hands as officials and police watched and both teams praised the wholesome, high school spirit.
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Jim Rattay
Mesa
Mountain View
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Moreno
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Mountain View Toros Dominate Mesa In C1 Half
Mountain View methodically controlled the game on page C1 against Mesa, with 35 plays to Mesa’s 13 and a 19 to 5 time advantage. Lowe powered the opening drive and Mountain View led 7-0 after a 3 yard score, then stretched to 13-0 on a 13 yard pass to Griffin Goodman just before halftime.
Mountain View Uses Keep-Away Against Mesa
Mountain View controlled the clock with a run heavy approach to frustrate Mesa and its quick strike backfield. Jos Lowe led the ground game with 106 yards on 27 carries while Mikel Moreno and Robert Holcombe fought to move the ball, but the Toros dominated time of possession and hit key plays from Griffin Goodman and Joe Germaine to secure the win.
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Toros
Jackrabbits
Robert Holcombe
Abraham Saiz
Mikel Moreno
Canyon del Oro
Jesse Parker
Jos Lowe
Lowe
Parker
Joe Germaine
Griffin Goodman
South Mountain Dominates St Marys to Reach Title Showdown
South Mountain coach Cleve Dansby and the Jaguars ran for 403 yards and passed for 144 in a 46-9 win over Phoenix St Marys. Kenny Cheatham caught 64 and 80 yard TDs, Terry Fair added 39 and 29 yard scores, as SMU improves to 12-1 and earns a third state final against Mountain View after a dominant playoff rout.
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South Mountain
Cleveland Dansby
Jaguars
Corona del Sol
Phoenix St. Mary’s
South
Kenny Cheatham
Terry
ASU volleyball star Sones adapts to NCAA journey
Canadian recruit Sones leads Sun Devils with 25.8 percent attack and fits into starting lineup after a late arrival from a South American tour. Coach Snyder praises her ball control and work ethic as ASU prepares for Sunday's NCAA match against Arizona, while Sones reflects on culture shock and international experience.
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Patti Snyder
Sones
Snyder
Ballinafad
Ontario
Georgia Tech
Appalachian State defeats Arizona State in Dial Classic opening
Arizona State lost 83-73 to Appalachian State in the first round of the Dial Classic at the University Activity Center. Nikki Thompson led ASU with 24 points and 10 rebounds, while Molly Tuter added 10. Appalachian State advances to face South Carolina in the title game at 8.
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ASU
Arizona State
University Activity Center
Nikki Thompson
Sun Devils
Molly Tuter
Devils
Calachian State
South Carolina
North Carolina State
North Carolina
State
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