Long opening drive sets tone in 30-0 victory
Division I Football FINAL - Red Mountain Mountain Lions 29, Skyline Coyotes 13
Football
Cesar Chavez's Jim Rattay uses his own adversity as a youngster to help develop young men as he approaches 300 career wins; Cactus coach Larry Fetkenhier right behind at 298.
Cesar Chavez's Jim Rattay uses his own adversity as a youngster to help develop young men as he approaches 300 career wins; Cactus coach Larry Fetkenhier right behind at 298.
Cesar Chavez's Jim Rattay uses his own adversity as a youngster to help develop young men as he approaches 300 career wins; Cactus coach Larry Fetkenhier right behind at 298.
Cesar Chavez's Jim Rattay uses his own adversity as a youngster to help develop young men as he approaches 300 career wins; Cactus coach Larry Fetkenhier right behind at 298.
Cesar Chavez's Jim Rattay uses his own adversity as a youngster to help develop young men as he approaches 300 career wins; Cactus coach Larry Fetkenhier right behind at 298.
Chandler Wolves 21 Highland Hawks 14
Plans are good for football and volleyball.
Yuma Catholic, Northwest Christian renew rivalry that has been close over the years.
Playoff spots and jockeying for position all that remains in final week
Red Mountain Mountain Lions (4-5) at Skyline Coyotes (6-3) Friday 7pm
Unified Sports Flag football games won't be played
Buckeye football coach steps down for family reasons.
Volleyball brackets released Nov. 1 at 3 p.m., football brackets released Nov. 2 at 9 a.m.
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