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Boys hoops: Mitch Lightfoot scores 29 to lead Gilbert Christian to victory

No. 8 Gilbert Christian held on for a 51-48 win at No. 7 Catalina Foothills in a rare Division II battle played on a Saturday night. Senior standout Mitch Lightfoot led all scorers with 29 points.

Boys Basketball Andy Morales January 9, 2016

Defending Division I champions Corona del Sol, Dobson adjust to new coaches in different situations

The Division I basketball champions each began their title defense with new coaches. With just over a month before the postseason, both squads are still trying find last year's level of play.

Football / Boys Basketball / Girls Basketball MaxPreps January 8, 2016

Bradshaw Mountain's Ibarra scores 31 in win

16-4 first half run helps keep Verrado at bay

Boys Basketball Jose Garcia January 8, 2016

Basketball broadcast schedule

Marquee second half games on the docket

Boys Basketball / Girls Basketball Jose Garcia January 7, 2016

Girls hoops: Valley Christian tames Winslow for Timmer's 499th win

Trojans a game away from two 500-win hoop coaches

Boys Basketball / Girls Basketball Les Willsey January 6, 2016

BOYS HOOPS: Salpointe outlasts Sunnyside in overtime

They say basketball is a game of runs and that was the case Tuesday night when Salpointe Catholic came back from nine points down only to give up an 11-point lead before outlasting Sunnyside 74-68 in overtime.

Boys Basketball Andy Morales January 6, 2016

Boys hoops: Basha overwhelms Red Mountain, 52-34

Strong 2nd half keeps Basha perfect in power-ranking games

Boys Basketball Les Willsey January 5, 2016

HOLIDAY HOOPS: Cienega, Ironwood Ridge & Pusch Ridge win championships

The 2015 version of The Flowing Wells Holiday Shootout and the Northwest Desert Classic came to an end Wednesday night with the Cienega girls defeating Sahuaro 44-39 at Flowing Wells, the Ironwood Ridge girls winning the NW Desert Classic 55-39 over Tucson and the Pusch Ridge boys defeating Globe 83-45.

Football / Boys Basketball Andy Morales December 31, 2015