The Crusaders are hoping their talented newcomers can contribute to help a solid core of returnees.
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The Warriors have plenty of talent, especially in the sprints and middle distance events.
The Cowboys are young, but have talent and hopes of qualifying several athletes for the state meet.
The Patriots expect to have strong relay teams this season.
The Patriots are hoping to build and improve throughout the season.
The Diamondbacks bring back 13 lettermen after finishing second in the Southwest League last year.
The Falcons are a year older and wiser and hope to be competitive in the Sunrise League.
The Skyhawks bring back 17 lettermen and hope to be in the hunt in the Sunrise League.
The Crusaders are hoping for better results with a more experienced group this year.
The Lynx return 12 lettermen after winning their second straight Class 2A state title last year.
Taeha Pankey scored a season-high 27 points, and the Longhorns’ girls basketball team used a 19-6 first-quarter run to take control and fend off Cheyenne, 61-52.
Felix Reeves made a layup with one second to play to lift Desert Oasis’ boys basketball team to a 77-75 road win over Bonanza on Thursday.
Jeanette Fine had 12 points and 10 rebounds Thursday to lead the Canyon Springs girls basketball geam to a 48-22 home victory over Valley.
Shadow Ridge’s Jordan Ford had 37 carries for 249 yards and two touchdowns on Thursday to lead the Mustangs to a 12-9 home victory over Palo Verde.