Red Mountain tops Corona del Sol in state semifinal rematch
Red Mountain 57 51 over Corona del Sol in a non region game at Corona. Mountain Lions overcome halftime deficit with a 19 9 run in the third quarter led by Jodie Wathogoma 13 points and seven assists Angie Cox 10 points seven rebounds and Heather Wood 9 points ten rebounds. Corona del Sol’s Marie Folsom and Jenny Lill halved 17 each.
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Corona Del Sol Downs Red Mountain in 5A Boys Hoop
Corona del Sol used its size to overpower Red Mountain 62 47 in a non region boys game. Chris Davis and Erik Youngblood sparked a 14 0 late run for the Aztecs, Davis with eight of his 18 points and Youngblood six. Red Mountain’s Joe Sanchez poured in 24 points, four of six from three, but the Mountain Lions cooled after halftime. Corona improved to 11 5 behind 14 points from center Andy McClelland while Red Mountain slid to 3 10.
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Rabbits press to beat Rockets in non region tilt
Mesa (13 2) used full court pressure to spark a 25 point fourth quarter and beat Moon Valley 59 44. Ryan Abbott led the balanced Jackrabbit attack with 14 points while Silester Rivers and Aaron Dorny added 10 each. Moon Valley’s Chris Ball scored 27 in a losing effort.
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Mickelson leads after late bogey at Mer Kansas City
Phil Mickelson shot 4 under 68 to reach 6 under 138 at halfway of the MerCedes Championships at Carlsbad. He shared the lead with Vijay Singh until Singh bogeyed the 18th, finishing 70 and dropping to 139, with Grant Waite and Fred Couples tied for second. Davis Love III leads the seniors at 140. In Scottsdale, Evans Dickinson pair shot 69 to lead the Pro Scrat invitational tied with Lehman/Harris and Clearwater/Harris at 134.
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ASU's Fontana Aims for Rodman Style Rebounds
ASU senior forward Dwayne Fontana, 6-5, leads the Pac-10 with 10.1 rebounds per game as he models his game on Dennis Rodman. He eyes 20 boards in a game, thrives on boxing out and grabbing misses, and has boosted Sun Devils to 5-3 while facing St. Louis and Arizona in recent matchups.
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