Arizona deer hunting forecast by unit shows many fair to poor conditions
Arizona Game and Fish Department reports opening season conditions through November 14. Across units, most areas rate fair or poor, with a few good pockets such as Unit 15A Music Mountains and 27 in the Superstitions. Notable poor zones include many northern units and areas like 1B 3 4 5 6A 6B 7 8 9 13 17A.
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Arizona Game and Fish Dept
Hutch Mt
Marshall Lake
Mormon Mt
Fain Mt
West Clear
Sycamore Canyon
Peaks Area
Kendrick
Squaw
Poor
Unit
Apex Anita
Basin
Skinner’s Ridge
Fair
Mt. Floyd
Mt. Trumbull
Emma
Black Rock
Music
Fair - Good
Chaparral-Pinyon
Hualapais
Green Cattle Co
Mazatzals
Sierra Anchas
Hutton Peak
Pinals
Roosevelt
Grey's Peak
Rose
Bullard Peaks
Edge of Dos Cabezas
Game and Fish Department
Arizona
Verde
Bartlett Lake
Apache Lake
White Mountains
Big
Black Canyon
Fool’s Aollow
Lee Valley
Luna
Rainbow
Show Low
Greerakes
Lyman
Nelson
North Central
Ashurst
Lee’s Ferry
Lake Mary
Kinnikinick
Knoll
Lynx
Williams Area
Lake Powell
Powell
San Carlos
Deer harvest climbs as Kaibab North yields top buck
Despite three inches of snow, 1,083 deer were taken from 3,100 hunters checked at Jacob Lake during Kaibab North hunt now led by Arizona Game and Fish. A 222 pound buck and a 37 inch antler spread were among notable trophies. overall hunter success stood at 37 percent.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department
Jacob Lake
Winter loop ends journey to begin
The city winter softball season ended with Weber Illers and Morris Sporting Goods sharing first place at 6-1. Berge Ford beat Frontier Bowl 21-2 in the son’s final game. Postseason action features Morris Sporting Goods against Berge Ford at 6:45 p.m. and Weber Drillers vs Morgan France at 8:30 p.m. Acker and Lamont Munsen combined for cehit pitching for Berge Ford, while Porter Dernovich and Berge provided the hitting.
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Weber Illers
Morris Sporting Goods
Berge Ford
Morris Sporting: Goods
Weber Drillers
Morgan France
Ony Acker
Lamont Munsen
Ge Ford
Don Porter
Dernovich
Brent Berge
Porhac
Weber Drilling
Morris Sporting
Frontier Bowl
Morgan Insurance
the Meadows
Mac's Ham Run
Mesa Sand & Rock
Beavers Tackle Mesa Titans In Crosstown Clash
Arcadia hosts Coronado in a pivotal Division 1 race deciding game with two 4 way leaders tied with Scottsdale and Mesa. Coronado relies on passer George Mattingly and ground threat Terry Brenner while Arcadia counters with George Mattingly to Steve Dir and Jim Geiszl on defense.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Titans
Arcadia
Yuma
Coronado
Bob Hendricks
Titan
George Mattingly
Terry Brenner
Mattingly
Brenner
Dons
Steve Dir
Mike Smith
Mike Bedwell
Dir
Smith
Bedwell
Jim Geiszl
Tom Cooley
Crosstown Dons
Beaver
Beavers
SHS Hosts Hares for Homecoming Night Game
Scottsdale Beavers host Mesa Jackrabbits at Beaver Field in a key LAA crown bid night showdown. The matchup pits two strong offenses against a pivotal homecoming backdrop and seeks a decisive win for playoff momentum.
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Scottsdale Beavers
Scottsdale
Mesa
Beaver Field
AZ Western Freshmen Start in Flagstaff Football Action
Three Scottsdale and Arcadia graduates draw starting roles as Arizona Western visits Flagstaff to meet USC in a 2 p.m. Lumberjack Stadium game. Both teams chase the division lead while Scottsdale marks Homecoming with king and queen candidates.
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Scottsdale High School
Arizona State College
Lumberjack
USC
Kieloff
Axebabes
Dixie College Utah
Jim Fuller
Duane Bledsoe
Scottsdale High
Robyn Chapman
Coronado
Scottsdale
Fuller
Bledsoe
Hawk
Chapman
Hafback
Greg Bucklew
Arcadia
Len Haberlack
Bucklew
Arizona Western
Phoenix College
Haberlack
Yuma
Mike Therell
Mesa
Tempe
Casa Grand
Beavers
Peterson
Keith LeSueur
Don Williams
David Johnson
Bill Dunning
Dunning
Jack Gutknecht
Jack Collinge
Sam Campbell
Jerry Leavers
Rey Muller
Beaver
Dave Page
Don Chenhall
Craig Lewis
King
Jerry Beavers
Queen
Pam Boyd
Adele Piccinati
Marti Scott
Roy Muller
Pat Hawkins
Allan Bergold
Bob O'Connor
Cliff Cowan
Terry Hornbaker
Dean French
Jack Gut Knecht
Greg Weatherspoon
Ray Shadid
Bob O
Papago bowling leaders show strong totals in weekly league
Papago Janes Angel led the Papago Men s Majors with 684 three game total while Earl Lavely followed with 652. Doug Weber posted 623 and Jack Edelman 621. Ladies Classic saw Sandy Peterson 572 and Ann Chmielowice 566 ahead of Georgia Brown 543 and Sally Douglas 542. Youth and junior leagues crowned Mary McAllister Derik DuNann John Kidd and Leslie Carroll top performers with high scores noted.
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John Angel
Earl Lavely
Doug Weber
Jack Edelman
Ken Sheitlin
Ray Avila
Ben Sotomayor
Rich Mettille
Sandy Peterson
Ann Chmielowice
Georgia Brown
Sally Douglas
Opal Prikosovits
Phyllis Lehr
Pat Avers
Nadine Smith
Beverly Weissert
Helen Henderson
Virginia Mullen
John Gribin
Dick Netzel
Chuck Placek
Carl Tamarin
Bill Hightower
Papago
Mary McAllister
Derik DuNann
John Kidd
Leslie Carroll
Christ Stankovic
Joanne Hamilton
Prep football slate highlights Class AA schedule
Tonight's prep football schedule features Tucson at Sunnyside Mesa at Scottsdale Sunnyslope against St Marys at Alhambra Salpointe visiting Douglas Casa Grande at Yuma West at Westwood Coronado hosting Arcadia Tempe facing Chandler Washington meeting Brophy at Sunnyslope Alhambra plays Central North Flagstaff Cortez visits Paradise Valley Prescott battles Glendale Maryvale vs Camelback Rincon vs Palo Verde Wells at Amphitheater Catalina at Pueblo Carl Hayden versus South Mountain west at Phoenix Union.
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Sunnyside
Mesa
Scottsdale
Sunnyslope
St. Marys
Alhambra
Salpointe
Douglas
Casa Grande
Yama
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