Boy's Division II State Championship First Round: Thursday, Feb. 18 No. 10 Catalina Foothills 73, No. 23 Queen Creek 56 Second Round: Saturday, Feb. 20 No. 10 Catalina Foothills at No. 7 Saguaro, 7 p.m.

Southern Arizona Signing Day list

A list of signees for 2nd signing day of 2015-16

Former Red Mountain coach Jim Jones

Canyon del Oro boy's golf coach John Farbarik retired after leading the Dorados for the past 10 years. Farbarik retired with a record of 1,037-314-4 from 2006-2015. Part of those 1,000 plus wins included two state championships and three runner-up finishes.

Former Desert Vista championship runner Dani Jones was awarded the Gatorade State Cross Country Runner of the Year after she broke the course record at the state championships last year. Her time of 17:26 lasted three days short of one year after Rio Rico standout Allie Schadler destroyed it in the Division III race with a time of 17:04. The win gave the junior her third straight title.

Desert Mountain secures team title over Brophy

Last year's DQ'd "champ"tied for individual lead

Division II Boys Nov. 2-3: Randolph Golf Course Desert Edge junior Aaron Ramos won the Division II state championship by one stroke over Salpointe standout Trevor Werbylo (140-141).

Sahuaro senior Kathryn Ottman should be the main candidate for the state golfer of the year after winning the Division II state championship at the Del Urich Golf Course on Tuesday over Jessica Williams of Amphitheater.

Alisa Snyder's consistency prevails in medalist chase

Chaparral's Su 3 shots back of co-leaders

Southern Arizona Update: Rio Rico junior Allie Schadler won the Division III, Section III title with a time of 16:47.7. This is the lowest official time recorded for the two-time state champion in her high school career. Her time is also the best in the nation for a junior by almost 35 seconds and fifth best in the nation regardless of class year. Schadler is only 24 seconds behind Oregon commit Katie Rainsberger (16:23.3 ). Rainsberger is a senior from Colorado.

Cooper Bradford calmly approached what he thought would be his last official putt in high school. The Rincon/University senior knew his team needed to score a 157 to take over the last at-large playoff spot but he had no idea everything depended on how he finished.