Arcadia Beavers stun Titans in classic gridiron rivalry
Arcadia Bears topple the Scottsdale Beavers 12 to 7 after a first half switch of jerseys, then recover as Ken Johnson passes for 110 yards in the second half. Nesselroad and Armstrong key plays pace the Bears comeback, with Arcadia forcing turnovers and reclaiming the lead late.
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Scottsddle
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Scottsdale
Bill Nesselroad
Benny
Ben Anderson
Tommy Campbell
Beaver
Hamilton
Johnson
Kottraba
Bill Riley
Beavers
Nesselroad
Rick Ryan
Greg Davis
Joe Michaud
Ryan
Michaud
Armstrong
Coronado Cross Country Edges Mesa in JV Dominance
Coronado boys fall to Mesa Jack Rabbits 21 to 34 on the Mesa course breaking a win streak. Dave Gladstone sets a new two mile Dons record at 9 minutes 52 seconds. In JV, Coronado wins 26 to 31 with Dave Taylor crossing first in 11 07.
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Arcadia Cross Country Triumph Over Scottsdale
Arcadia edged Scottsdale 26 to 29 as Steve Pebler took first in 10 minutes 27 seconds. Arcadia junior varsity also won its meet against the Beavers.
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Saguaro Cross Country Falls to Chandler in 19-40 Meet
The Sabercats lost to Chandler High 19 to 40 as Bob Snider set a Saguaro two mile school record 10:26 while seizing top Sabercat honors for the fifth time this season.
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Suns rout Sonics in NBA season opener
Phoenix Suns open the NBA season with a 116 to 107 win over Seattle. Gail Goodrich leads with 27 points as five Suns reach double figures. Phoenix shoots 55 percent in the first quarter and 43 percent for the game, moving to 2-0 and third in the Western Division.
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George Wilson
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Sabercats Rout Chandler 46-0 as Harness stars in conference start
Saguaro’s Sabercats blitz Chandler 46 to 0 behind Jim Harness three TDs and 123 rushing yards on three carries. Greg Boyd added a 3 yard run and a 15 yard TD pass to Kurt Holland. Defense forced five fumbles and four interceptions. The win improves Saguaro to 4-1 and sets up a conference opener vs. Mesa Jackrabbits.
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Harness
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Phil Bird
Larry Peachey
Greg Bird
Fred Romley
Chandler
Charlie Spoon
Greg Augustine
Bill Schrader
Bill Evans
Ron Walker
Mesa Jackrabbits
Arcadia Jrs top Saguaro Juniors 13 to 6 on Cal field
Arcadia Jrs edged Saguaro Jrs 13 to 6 on the Cal home field. Quarterback Mark Solenberger contributed on both Arcadia touchdowns by passing to Brian Dunfee for the first and scoring from the two yard line for the second. Saguaro lost their second straight game and dropped to 2-3.
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Brian Dunfee
Coronado Juniors Fall to McClintock Chargers
Coronado juniors dropped their fourth game of the year as McClintock led 20-12 at halftime and stretched a second half advantage. Coronado scoring came on a run by Richard Cork and a pass scamper from Dee Rea. Coach Keith Plimmer lamented the second half setback.
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Westwood Jrs Dominate Beavers in 39–0 rout
Westwood's junior squad rolled to a 39 to 0 victory over Scottsdale juniors on their home field, dominating every quarter and securing a decisive win. Westwood juniors highlighted a strong ground game and stout defense throughout the game.
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Arizona prep scores show wide spreads across divisions
Summary of Arizona high school football scores across classes AAA and below. Notable results include Marys 14 Washington 7, McClintock 40 Yuma 41, Phoenix West 0, Westwood 42 Tempe 7, Catalina 0 Amphitheater 0, Mountain 25 Tucson 13, Sunnyslope 41 Flagstaff 6, Safford 7, Paradise Valley 47, Phoenix Indian 18, Canyon del Oro 32, Safford 7, Morenci 20 Clifton 20 in ties, and numerous other district contests across multiple campuses including Phoenix Central 16 and Phoenix Union 12.
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