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Hillary for President - Future bright for dominant O’Connor junior

Eagles ready for another chance - Boys Basketball Roundup

Stone's Throw - AIA floods state tournaments

Sky Lights - by Dan Heim

Wells Fargo 2 Basketball All‑Region Team - Boys/Girls

Major League Baseball Spring Training

Falcons seeded 4^th at state tournament - Girls Basketball Roundup

Prep Scoreboard - Boys/Girls Soccer/Basketball

Falcons shocked in shootout - Girls Soccer Roundup

Falcons 17th in 4A meet - Sclafani takes 4th overall for Cactus Shadows

Prep Standings - Final Standings - Boys/Girls Basketball

Playoff Power Points - Latest AIA rankings - Tournament Schedule

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PH: (480) 488-1204
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Sandra Day O’Connor’s Hillary Bratlien has been rewriting the school record books during her junior season. The Eagles’ leading scorer, who had 43 points in one game earlier this season, led the team into the Northwest Region tournament this week at Mountain Ridge High School. See the story
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Cactus Shadows sophomore football player Taylor Lewan serves up three of the 850 spaghetti dinners Harold’s Corral sold Feb. 8 during a charity event for the Rebecca Gallegos Trust Fund. Lewan and about 40 Falcons players helped Harold’s serve the dinners at the event, which raised around $35,000 for the six orphaned children of Gallegos, who was killed in a hit‑and‑run in December.
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