Defending Class 3A state diving champion Aaron Reed is one of eight seniors on the Desert Shields’ roster.
Swimming
Alexander Johannesen returns after placing in the top three of two events in the Class 4A state meet.
The Mountain Lions are hoping for some big contributions from their returning lettermen.
The spring sport season begins this Thursday. Here is a look at some of the week’s top high school sports events.
The Longhorns bring back a pair of Class 4A state champions.
The Patriots are hoping to build and improve throughout the season.
The Gators hope to continue to be one of the top teams in the state.
The Bengals have a deeper team and hope to improve on their times and their point totals.
The Bulldogs are hoping to gain experience and improve quickly.
The Roadrunners bring back a handful of state meet placers and hope to compete for a top spot at state.
The Rattlers welcome back Mason Claiborne, who finished in the top three in two events in last year’s Class 3A state meet.
The Bulldogs return a strong core as they hope to show plenty of improvement.
The Eagles have plenty of new swimmers as they chase their eighth straight state title.
The Cougars are hoping to claim their fifth straight Sunrise Region title.
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