Navajo Ingleside claim Scottsdale flag football titles
Navajo scored on the first play and defended well to beat Hohokam 7-6 for the large school crown. Ingleside opened with a 60 yard kickoff TD and rolled to a 25-0 small school win over Tonto. Navajo’s Tom Middaugh opened with a 53 yard run and Tracey Shewak added the winning point on a dive.
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Central Division girls volleyball finals set in Yuma
Coronado and Tempe share top seed status in the Central Division tournament with 5-1 league records. Arcadia, Scottsdale, and Chaparral also contend as single elimination action begins with Arcadia facing Scottsdale and Coronado meeting Mesa. Top two teams advance to state finals in Chandler next week.
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Beavers and Titans Seek Homecoming Wins in Friday Games
Arcadia hosts a tough Saguaro Sabercats at 7 30 p m while Scottsdale meets Chaparral in a non league affair Titans aim to rebound from a 2 6 start and the Beavers hope to improve after a hard schedule Both coaches emphasize effort and home crowd energy as crucial factors in reviving their historic programs.
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Beavers Seek Second Straight Homecoming Win Over Chaparral
Scottsdale aims for back to back Homecoming victory after last year's win over Coronado. Mike Morris leads city in rushing with 802 yards and aims to exploit Chaparral blocking. Chaparral struggles to play a full game this season, hoping QB Erick Johnson returns to boost the passing attack. Les Unruh says need a complete 60 minutes.
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Friday Football matchups across multiple schools
Saguaro visits Arcadia, Chaparral hosts Scottsdale and more at 7:30 p.m. in Friday football. Arcadia hosts Saguaro in cross country at 4 p.m. while Chaparral runs Coronado and Scottsdale, and the Central Division volleyball tournament opens at noon with Arcadia, Chaparral, Coronado and Scottsdale advancing to a 5 p.m. final in Yuma. Saturday features Glendale CC at Scottsdale CC at 7:30 p.m. and Wyoming at Arizona State in Tempe.
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Kentera to speak at Scottsdale Quarterback Club luncheon
Larry Kentera ASU defensive coordinator will speak Friday at noon at the Holiday Inn meeting of the Scottsdale Quarterback Club. His unit, 8-0 and No. 10, has not allowed a ground TD this season. Globe native Kentera coached 15 years at Palo Verde JC before joining ASU in 1966. Also on the luncheon program are Progress Players Steve Smith Bret Baker and coach Bob Keller. Gail Scott will emcee.
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Scottsdale CC football names three Players of the Week
SCC coach John Avianantos named three Players of the Week after a 15 13 loss to Eastern Arizona. Mike Gadson earned offensive honors with 88 rushing yards and 33 receiving yards, Rob Finch earned defensive laurels for a key interception, and John Reece grabbed kickoff return record honors with a 95 yard touchdown. Scottsdale aims to rebound versus Glendale CC at Saguaro High Saturday at 7 30.
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No action expected in ASU coach case
ASU athletic director Dr. Fred Miller said no disciplinary action is expected from the Western Athletic Conference or the NCAA over eligibility irregularities by suspended Arizona State University golf coach Billy Mann. The issues will be reported to the WAC Council for its Dec. 1 meeting. Miller emphasized no recruiting was involved and hoped to name Mann’s replacement within a month.
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High school wrestlers to host exhibition at SCC
Bob Jenkins and Tony Macchiavoli, members of the national champion team that toured Canada, will wrestle at Scottsdale Community College on Saturday at 11 am 12 pm and 1 pm during a Little League Wrestling registration event. Registration runs Saturdays through November 10 am to 1 pm. Practices start Monday with age groups 8 to 13 and teams formed for a three month season with dual meets beginning December 13.
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Penrose Wildcats face passer again in key Arizona clash
Arizona coach Jim Young warns of San Diego State’s top passing attack led by quarterback Craig Penrose who has 1,873 yards and 13 touchdowns. SDSU has won eight straight as Penrose eyes a strong game against a vulnerable Arizona defense and a high powered offense led by Bruce Hill.
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Anemic Miners test Rams in Western Athletic clash
The Texas-El Paso Miners, 1-7 overall and 0-4 in the WAC, host Colorado State, 5-3, as CSU seeks to rebound from recent losses while UTEP aims to climb out of the league cellar. Rams quarterback Bobby McKinley is a running threat despite a troubled passing game.
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Italian Open slated at Pima Golf Club this fall
The first Italian Open Golf Tournament is set for Sunday November 23 at Pima Golf Club with a 7 30 a m start. Entry deadline is November 16. Sponsored by Scottsdale Lodge of the Sons of Italy of America the event fee is 20 dollars covering green fees cart lunch and prizes. Awards follow the event lunch. Entry forms available at Roman Carousel Shop and inquiries directed to Richard Fazzari or Tony Lupinacci.
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