Arizona's governor makes announcement which eliminates AIA spring competition and championships
Junior led Tigers to back-to-back 5A state title game appearances
Since many individuals are at home for an indefinite period of time, the NFHS has decided to make its 11 sports officiating courses available for free on the Learning Center
With the closing of statewide schools until at least April 10, decisions regarding return to play and spring tournaments will not take place until then
Annual meetings affected by Coronavirus; other items voted on
At this time, official competition suspended until Monday, March 30 when seasons may resume
All four AIA championship basketball games from ASU's Desert Financial Arena will be replayed four times each on TV
Second consecutive year Raytheon has donated to AIA member school programs
Veteran officials Rodriguez, Gatewood prove that a handicap is nothing to keep them from commanding a court
Gates of entry, parking and clear bag policies all addressed
Mountain America has a proven track record of supporting communities and educational athletics
All day baseball celebration highlighted by Diamondbacks-Cubs game will also feature two AIA state tournament first round games and a girls "play ball" clinic
A total of 15 rules changes adopted by the NFHS Soccer Rules Committee
Highland senior finished first in Division I as Hawks also claimed team state championship honors
Rule change eliminates a potential timing advantage gained by the defensive team
Revised rules for roster submissions and penalties assessed to the team bench are among the most prominent high school volleyball rules changes for the upcoming 2020-21 season
Thunder freshman wins Division I state meet with historical top-10 time, bests second-place sister
AIA heads to "The Madhouse on McDowell" for championships
It's the second video resource for adult fan behavior at events
Xavier Prep's Van Sickle (girls cross country), Miami's Roberds (girls tennis), Horizon's McKenzie (girls volleyball) and Chandler's Emshoff (other sports-girls/badminton) were recognized for their accomplishments
Finalist teams playing Rocket League and League of Legends to square off at Dave & Buster's Tempe Marketplace
Program will award $21,000 in scholarships during 2019-2020 school year
Senior receives the honor after leading Bears to their first-ever state championship
The feat comes after 2019 marked its busiest year as nearly two million courses were taken by more than three million coaches, administrators, students and parents
Nominations open for new robotics program funding
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