Deer Valley and Goldwater will wear pink on Jan. 28 and Feb. 15.
Team rallies to defeat Valley Lutheran 39-35.
Girls Basketball
Karen Self has often rested easy the last three-plus seasons watching her Seton Catholic girls basketball team rack up 99 victories. With two mainstays like Theresa Wirth and Kayla Bustos few if any sleep aids are needed.
The Mesa Mountain View girls basketball team settled in for a three-game week starting Monday and capped it with a third victory on Friday.
After a slow start the Lady Toros used a strong second quarter to distance themselves from visiting Dobson and post a 56-40 win at Toro Gym.
Senior Theresa Wirth scores 23 to spark the defending Class 4A Division II state champion.
There are quite a few outstanding young players who are developing. Look forward to seeing more.
It is another showcase event only with one difference in all the matchups -- they count for more than pride or rivalry.
Firebirds outscore Pinnacle 50-36 after intermission for 71-62 win in battle of Desert Valley Region rivals.
Basketball team rolls to easy 75-44 win over Hamilton, plays fourth game of the week against Horizon.
Highland coach Miner Webster is used to winning and winning a lot. But not with his Hawks laboring as much as they have this season.
It happened again Tuesday night as Dobson and a nearly all new cast of characters for the defending state champions pushed Highland to the end in a 67-61 win for the Hawks at Dobson.
Moon Valley, Cortez, Apollo, Thunderbird and Greenway emerge victorious in Hoopin\' It Up at the Arena event.
Simone Westbrook, the leading scorer the past two seasons for the Desert Vista girls basketball team, has transferred to Chandler High and will begin playing with the Wolves at mid-month.
A year after winning the 5A-I girls basketball title, Dobson coach Tyler Dumas has nearly gone back to square one. He has ventured to the chalkboad and erased the 2010 lesson. Chiseled out the path for 2011 and perhaps beyond.
The transformation from state champ to building back to that level is gradual. Tha is why Dumas likes the challenge of coaching.
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