Pop Warner action yields overtime wins across age groups
Pee Wee Apaches and Mighty Mite Deputies win in overtime with strong defenses. Apaches hold Drovers to negative yardage in 18 drive, while Deputies limit Red Raiders to 55 total yards. Multiple games feature late scoring drives and several undefeated or split-season records across Junior Pee Wee and Midget divisions.
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Chris Evans
Apache
Cary Spadoni
Steve Tharlson
Andy Martin
Tom Baker
Doug Stowell
Red Raiders
Rick Nurkka
Raiders
Mike Reading
Donny Eccles
Mark Greer
Jim Spray
Cherokees
Orioles
Todd Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Dwayne Douglas
Douglas
Jeff Erickson
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Dogies
Wranglers
Marauders
Rustlers
Murph Whitaker
Mike Martin
Craig Tucker
Anthony Piazza
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Outlaws
Comancheros
Vikings
Brian Evans
Jim Wright
Bob Sanders
Kevin Smith
Wolfpack
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Bandits
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Cheetos
Condors
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Orme Triumphs Over Frustrated Judson In League Clash
Orme defeated Judson 23 to 8 after Judson failed to convert multiple chances near Orme’s goal line. Judson led 8 7 in the second quarter, but a late fourth quarter drive by Orme produced the decisive touchdown. Judson ends season with Seton visit Friday at 3 p.m.
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Judson
John Coleman
Seton
Joey Banks
Tom Guerin
Gabe Garza
Coronado Dons Fall To Tempe In Central Division Final
Coronado girls volleyball team reached the title match by beating Scottsdale in the semifinals 15-12 and 15-13, then lost to Tempe 15-7 15-7 in Yuma. Scottsdale claimed consolation honors with a 15-6 15-11 victory over Westwood for third place.
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Devils edge Cowboys in late two point try go for win
Wyoming nearly upset 10th ranked Arizona State as Fred Akers’ team rallied to 21-20 after Andy Dixon’s fourth quarter TD. Don Clayton’s two point attempt failed sealing ASU’s ninth win, while CSU clinched its first winning season since 1966 with a 21-17 upset of UTEP and several other top games across the region.
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Arizona State
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Colorado
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Maryland
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Stanford
Washington
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College Football Top Twenty Shifts After Weekend Upsets
No. 2 Oklahoma fell 23-7 to Kansas ending 28 straight wins and 37-game run. Ohio State, Nebraska, and Texas A&M keep unblemished records as six Top Twenty teams suffer losses while NC State upset Penn State 15-14 and Stanford edged USC 13-10.
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Wharton sweeps expert classes at Beeline Moto Cross Park
Wharton, a proven big bike rider, won both the 125 and 250 expert classes at Beeline Moto Cross Park on Saturday. He narrowly beat Andy Frola and Dave Anderegg for the 250 title after missing last week with a broken nose. In the 125 class, Wharton claimed first with Dave Crawford second and Waymond Williams third.
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Bob Wharton
Beeline Moto Cross Park
Wharton
Andy Frola
Dave Anderegg
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