SPORTS

Casteel High School’s volleyball team had a less than normal start to the 2023 season in August. Before a single set had been played, the Colts loaded into vans and made the 15-hour trek to Austin, Tex., where they went on to face some of the top high school volleyball programs in the nation alongside some of the top players.

The Badger defense pitched their second road shutout of the season with a 42-0 win over the Combs Coyotes in the San Tan Valley. It was a game Prescott needed to get themselves ready for the start of region play next week. Offensively, the Badgers were led by Uriah Tenette,...

The Bradshaw Mountain Bears football team, fueled by an excellent performance from star running back Gabriel Ricketts, beat the Apache Junction Prospectors 41-28 on the road Friday night for their third consecutive win – which was also win No. 200 for head coach Bob Young. “I don’t get caught...

American Leadership Academy Queen Creek (3-1) has been looking to make a name for themselves in the 6A region, and they may have done that on Friday night with a last-minute play to stun Pinnacle (4-0). ALA Queen Creek and Pinnacle was a much-anticipated matchup between two top Arizona quarterbacks:...

Coaches and students In the Queen Creek Unified School District are redefining high school sports through a program created by the Special Olympics. Unified Sports, created by the Special ...

Save the date, rodeo fans! The Creek Bash Rodeo, a 5th Annual Rodeo Naked Production, is making its return to Queen Creek, Arizona taking place from September 15-17, 2023! Partnering with the Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Association (GCPRA), Rodeo Naked is proud to bring its rodeo back to Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre on those dates.

Enoch Watson took a gamble when he decided to enroll at American Leadership Academy - Queen Creek last spring, leaving Coconino High School in Flagstaff after a family move. He was the guy at Coco as the starting quarterback for the Panthers the last two seasons. But with his older brothers out of the house, the family decided it wanted to make the move to the Valley. Watson said one of the main reasons was to escape the blistering cold winters and snow.

The Mountain View Flag Football team scored a significant 14-13 win against Benjamin Franklin High School from Queen Creek. This recent victory marks their third win of the season, keeping their streak alive.