Aztecs defeat Artichokes 79 61 in ACCAC clash
Scottsdale Community College faded in the second half and dropped to 3-5 in ACCAC with a 79-61 loss to Pima Community College in Tucson. Ken Harris led Pima with 20 points while SCC’s Danny Walker battled flu to score 16, as the Artichokes struggled with cold shooting and rebounding. Scottsdale hosts Phoenix College Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Weekend High School Sports Action Across Arizona Venues
Tonight the Wrestling slate features Casa Grande at Arcadia at 7 p.m. Friday brings basketball doubleheaders with Scottsdale CC at Phoenix CC Chaparral at Tempe Saguaro at Mesa Westwood at Scottsdale Paradise Valley at St Mary's and Ajo at Gerard all at 8 p.m. The Peoria Invitational hosts Arcadia Chaparral Coronado Scottsdale Saguaro and Paradise Valley at Peoria High School starting 9 a.m.
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Coronado's Fisk Sees Brighten For Dons After Strong Week
Coronado star Ben Fisk, 6-2 forward, believes the Dons are finally putting it together after a 10-2 start and a Progress Player of the Week honor. He scored 62 points and 25 rebounds in three wins against Kofa, Scottsdale, and McClintock, shooting 71 percent for the week and 58 percent on the season while leading with 17.5 points and nine rebounds per game. Fisk notes team must play four quarters and utilize big man Dave Moore, aiming to stay ahead of Chandler and Westwood as league play begins.
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Four Hall of Fame inductees named for A Hall of Fame weekend
Four football greats George Connor Dante Lavelli Lenny Moore and Roosevelt Brown were chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection board to enter the Hall on August 2 in Canton Ohio. The ceremony will coincide with the Hall of Fame exhibition game featuring the Cincinnati Bengals against the Washington Redskins during Super Bowl weekend. Connor earned all league honors at multiple positions and played in the first four Pro Bowls. Lavelli starred with the Browns and set receiving records in six NFL title games.
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Must-win weekend looming for Beavers and Sabers in Scottsdale
Beavers at 0-2 host 3-0 Westwood and at 0-2 Kofa while Saguaro 1-1 visits Mesa 1-1 and hosts Yuma 1-1 with all 8 p.m. starts except Saguaro Yuma at 7 30. Coaches Owen and Eckman stress urgency and size mismatches loom in battles that could decide playoff seeding.
Scottsdale Beavers edge Arcadia in high scoring softball tilt
Scottsdale Beavers defeated Arcadia 16 to 13 behind a 15 hit attack. Katie Wharton Joyce Lytle and Lisa Clinchy led hitters as Ann Backman earned the win. Belinda Keyes led Arcadia with a three run triple. Next week Scottsdale faces Coronado in a city and league showdown.
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Real Miller dominates Tucson start as Palmer pursues comeback
Johnny Miller, after a Phoenix Open record win, shows winning form in Tucson preview. Arnold Palmer debuts in 1975 with optimism as 149 pros tee off at Tucson National Golf Club, amid Miller’s strong practice rounds and large gallery support.
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RRs Tie Toros in Phoenix Home Streak Deepens
The Phoenix Roadrunners and Toronto tied 5-5 at home, marking Phoenix’s fifth winless game in a row and a string of three straight road losses. Key goals came from Jim Boyd and Dennis Sobhuck to lead 4-2, with Vacla Nedomansky and late tallies from Tom Simpson and Paul Henderson forcing overtime. The Runners, after nine of 11 on the road, host Edmonton Friday and Saturday.
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