Which Arizona high schools produce the most pro athletes?
The Nighthawks beat their third straight better seed to make the Pool A championship game behind a seven-run inning and Peters' pitching
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How varsity athletes on the Arizona College Prep baseball team manage a rigorous class schedule and the busy life of High School sports.
Bostyn Dart picked up an RBI in the bottom of the sixth
The Vikings fought hard against one of Arizona's best teams, ultimately coming up just short
Whether it is a gut feeling or preset pitch count, baseball coaches' ability to keep pitch counts manageable goes a long way in staying alive in double elimination format
1A state bracket play begins May 2; 2A starts May 8
A Copper Creek Elementary teacher is making an impact that reaches beyond the classroom.
ACP senior Grant McInturf follows his brother Eli McInturf's footsteps in his route to college baseball.
Chaparral High School’s baseball program works to support players who lack access to expensive club teams, private coaching, and showcase opportunities that often shape recruiting. Coaches aim to level the playing field by waiving fees, offering extra training, and dedicating time outside of practice to player development. While some athletes still face challenges due to limited resources, the program emphasizes effort and commitment to help them stay competitive and pursue opportunities at the next level.
Starting his career at just 3 years old, Brophy pitcher is now committed to Columbia University
Arcadia pitcher develops consistency, leadership skill
Brad Resnick stands on the mound calmly; he doesn’t panic when facing pressure as a reliable pitcher for Arcadia
Queen Creek senior Jet Berry has grown into a key player and leader, helping shape the team’s identity
Football-coach-turned-baseball leader is focused on rebuilding Buffaloes while prioritizing academics, character and life lessons
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