Scottsdale pulls off 61 60 upset over Coronado Dons
Scottsdale Beavers edge Coronado Dons 61 60 at Coronado High School. Dave Michaelson shines with 21 points and 17 rebounds as Scottsdale builds late free throw lead to seal the win. Hutson scores 19 for Scottsdale while Halbhishick and Slone lead Coronado scoring. The victory improves Scottsdale to 3 4 in league and tightens playoff chances.
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SCC Eyes Crucial ACCAC Showdown With Gila Monsters
Scottsdale Community College hosts Eastern Arizona's Gila Monsters at 7 30 p m seeking a win to stay in ACCAC A Division race. SCC faces injuries with Eatmon out and Walker transferring. Bat man averaging 13 plus per game and Ian Allen leads rebounds while scoring.
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Titans ride to top of A League with 80 56 win
Arcadia Titans crushed Saguaro Sabercats 80 to 56 in their Tuesday game. Naderer 19 points Wright 18 led Arcadia as Soule locked down Harris. Arcadia improves to 6-1 in A League while Saguaro drops to 2-5.
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Yuma Crims crush Chaparral 83 to 59 in league showdown
Yuma's Duane Evans scores 38 as the Crims shoot over 50 percent and dominate the boards 35 to 17. Chaparral, led by Jeff Rominger with 15, slips to 9 6 in league play while meeting Mesa High next Tuesday.
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Sports slate tonight and upcoming week summary
Tonight features basketball games including Philadelphia at Suns at 7 30 p m at the Coliseum and Eastern Arizona at Scottsdale CC at 7 30 p m with Prescott visiting Paradise Valley at 8 p m Also tonight Roadrunners visit San Diego at 8 30 p m on the ice On Sunday boxing Club SAR exhibition at 6 p m in Scottsdale A Z 2019 N Civic Center Plaza Tuesday brings Agua Fria at Paradise Valley 8 p m Gerard at Gilbert 7 p m Chandler at Scottsdale 7 p m Saguaro at Casa Grande 7 p m and Mesa at Chaparral 7 p m Wednesday has Scottsdale CC at Central Arizona 7 30 p m
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Chaparral and Paradise Valley Qualify For Central Tourney
Chaparral Firebirds and Paradise Valley Trojans earned playoff spots in a Friday doubleheader at Roadrunner Park. Chaparral beat PV 8 6 to claim third, while PV defeated Coronado 4 2 to secure the fourth Central Division berth. The tournament begins Wednesday at Papago Park with Chaparral hosting Yuma and Saguaro facing Marcos de Niza.
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Bruner Dominates as Beavers Shutout Kofa 10-0
Bruner pitched a two hit and six strikeout gem with one walk to lead Scottsdale High Beavers to a 10-0 win over Kofa and finish the regular season. The Beavers move to 6-1 in league play and 8-2 overall. Joyce Lytle hit two doubles Suzie Gaw drove in with a bases loaded double and Lisa Clinchy had three RBIs as Scottsdale's defense committed no errors.
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Chaparral Wins Season Finale Over Saguaro In Wrestling
Chaparral finishes regular season 5-3-1 after a 31-17 win over rival Saguaro. Rob Krewson stays undefeated in duals with a 3 16 win at 181 pounds. Other Chaparral winners include Larry Rawn 4-2 at 107, Ted Murphy 6-3 at 100, Craig McNeal 9-8 at 114, Howard Kimberly 4-0 at 121, Rick Schust 9-4 at 147, Gil Greulich 14-6 at 157, Shawndy Balogh 4-0 at 169, Rich Weiner 3-1 at heavyweight. Saguaro winners include Tim Sims 3:59 pin at 128 and Phil Thorne 7-1 at 134, Jeff Sears 3-2 at 140, Bob Jenkins remains unbeaten at 193 with a 12-0. Chaparral junior varsity also beats Saguaro 45-15.
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