Artichokes sweep doubleheader as SCC climbs in ETCAC action
Scottsdale Community College baseball defeated Eastern Arizona 10-8 in game one and 10-0 in game two to move to 4-0 in league play and 8-4 overall. No. 1 pitcher Jerry Vasquez remains the frontrunner, while No. 2 starter duties still open.
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Scottsdale Community College
Astern Arizona
Artichoke
Jerry Drescher
Arizona Community College Athletic
Jerry Vasquez
Coronado High
Jeff Garren
Scottsdale
Mike Jones
Jones
Eastern
Terry Schreiber
Joe Woodall
SCC
Sec
Heb Gonzales
Poole
Payne
Kerrigan
Woodall
Wilkerson
Rusnaj
Wilson
Bradley Rf
Marshall
EAC
Hbi Hester
Meir
Greve
Ra Lovelsss
Hernandez
Padgilla
McClelland
Brown
Cf Mendez
Prep baseball opens its season with city matchups
The season begins with grass roots prep baseball as all city teams start 4 pm games ahead of the May state tournament. Westwood at Arcadia Chaparral at McClintock Mesa at Coronado Saguaro hosts Marcos de Niza Scottsdale at Casa Grande.
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Westwood
Arcadia
Chaparral
McClintock
Mesa
Coronado
Saguaro
Marcos de Niza
Scottsdale
Casa Grande
Grizzlies end season with win over Lumberjacks
Northern Arizona finishes 9-17 in first season under coach John Birkett after an 81-75 loss to Big Sky champion Montana, ending the Axers season with the setback.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Northern Arizona
John Birkett
Axers
Big Sky
Montana
Chaparral Clinches Central Division Title In 54-49 Win
Chaparral defeats Coronado 54-49 to claim the Central Division crown at Marcos de Niza High, achieving an 18th straight win and their first school title. Rob Booth leads with 21 points and 11 rebounds as defense stalls the Dons in the second half.
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Jerry Ford
Coronado Dons
Tempe
Chaparral
Dons
Firebirds
Marcos de Niza
Arizona State University
Sunnyslope
Coronado
Anderson
Ben Fisk
Rob Booth
Rominger
Rick
Brother Rob
Mark Stevens
Tom Teuchert
Coronado Edges Chaparral In Frantic State Final Clash
In the March 3 1975 Scottsdale Daily Progression Coronado beats Chaparral with key plays by Mike Hogan 12 points and 15 rebounds while Rominger adds four points and nine assists. Coronado holds 44 rebounds to 31 for Firebirds with Chaparral hitting 12 of 18 free throws. The loss leaves Chaparral hopeful for a potential third meeting at ASU for the state title.
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Rominger
Phil Cancik
Coronado
Firebirds
Chaparral
Dons
Mike Hogan
Mark Johnson
Fisk
Dave Moore
Todd Davis
Kevin Doyle
Anderson
Herb Sherman
Sherman
All Central Division honors named for 1960s basketball season
Mike Stevens of Chaparral and Ben Fisk of Coronado earn All Central Division spots with Mike Sims of Yuma top pick. Buddy Doolen of Westwood voted Coach of the Year. First team includes Stevens, Fisk, Sims, San Allen, Jimmy Moore. second team features Lorbeer, Kershaw, Hogan, Jackson, Pendergast among others.
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Mike Stevens
Chaparral
Ben Fisk
Coronado
Mike Sims
Yuma
Buddy Doolen
Westwood
Chandler
Gary Ernst
Sims
Stevens
Fisk
Dons
Pi Yor
San Allen
Mesa
Jimmy Moore
Marcos de Niza
Saguaro
Jack Lorbeer
Dan Kershaw
Arcadia
Mike Hogan
J.C. Jackson
Tom Pendergast
Rob Booth
Darrell
Casa Grande
Gilder
Tillman
Kofa
Dave Moore
Mendoza
Michael
McClintock
Pettit
Stolk
Mike Naderer
Bert Springer
Scottsdale
Rodgers
Mark Johnson
Rominger
Shirley
Marcos
de Nizas
Boettcher
Czarnecki
Kofar’ Hoffman
Tempe
Rick Booth
Dewey
Stevenson
Shaw
Brown
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Paul Wilkerson
Wikerson
Prescott
Mike Kerrigan
Drescher
Bart Bradley
Bradley
Arizona
Sun Imps
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Schreiber
Steve Volkman
Vasquez
Chuck Pratt
Firebird
Jeff Rominger
Booth
Borginger
Uhies
Payness Kerrigan
Forsythers
Gonzales
Lady
Rusnak
Abbi Hesier
Pugh
Loveless
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Uthles
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Sbmier
Forsythe
Iphrerbb Ao Mendez
Atherton
Garren
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Pante
Iphrerbbso Elkins
Norrdel
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