Prep Sports

Prescott cross-country absolutely flourished at the sectionals meet on Friday as the girls took first place while the boys finished second to qualify them for state.

After a hard-fought 34-24 loss to Desert Edge in Week 1, it was reasonable to think Prescott had a real chance at an upset in its second meeting during the first round of the 4A state playoffs on Friday.

Perennial powerhouse No. 3 Flagstaff was the thorn in No. 6 Bradshaw Mountain’s side the entire season. And unfortunately for the Bears, this narrative reached its pinnacle during Thursday night’s state quarterfinal.

Our gameday glance for the 4A State Playoffs First-Round game between the Prescott Badgers and the Desert Edge Scorpions on Friday.

The cross-country postseason has finally arrived and Prescott will look to grab of those top-eight spots during sectionals on Friday at Hidden Cove Golf Course in Holbrook.

It’s been well over a decade since Bradshaw Mountain volleyball won a state match. But just like that, the dry spell has finally been broken as the Bears defeated Mesquite 3-1 on Tuesday night.

The No. 6-seeded Bradshaw Mountain Bears are scheduled to host Mesquite in the first round of the 4A state volleyball playoffs Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019, at 6:30 p.m. in Prescott Valley.

The BASIS Prescott cycling team poses for a photo after taking first place overall with 4,130 points to claim the Arizona Interscholastic Cycling League title Sunday, Nov. 3, 2019, at White Tank Mountain Regional Park in Waddell.

Third time’s a charm did not apply Saturday night at the 2A state championship for the No. 2-ranked Chino Valley girls soccer team.

After losing to Chino Valley on penalty kicks in the 2A state semifinals a season ago, Tommy Pederson made sure his Blue Ridge club wasn’t going to suffer the same fate twice.

For the second straight season, the Prescott football team is heading to the 4A state playoffs.

Chino Valley boys soccer avenged an early-season loss to rival Camp Verde and punched their ticket to the state championship game with a 3-0 win in the 2A state semifinals Friday afternoon.

Quarterback Dellin Boyd ran for three touchdowns, Colby Macbeth had an 80-yard kickoff return for a score and the Prescott football team beat rival Mingus for the first time since 2014 in a 55-13 win Friday night.

Madison Foster, Lindsey tenBerge and Hannah West each scored a goal and the No. 2-ranked Chino Valley girls soccer team beat Blue Ridge 3-1 on Friday afternoon to advance to the 2A state finals.

Our Week 11 gameday glance for the Prescott Badgers as they travel to Cottonwood to play rival Mingus on Friday night.

The Prescott boys basketball program is scheduled to host the inaugural Tip Off Extravaganza featuring the city’s finest in a First Responders Battle exhibition game, the program announced Thursday afternoon.

A game-winning goal by Angel Sanchez in overtime helped lift Chino Valley boys soccer over Snowflake 2-1 in the 2A State Tournament quarterfinals on Wednesday.

An all-around strong season unfolded for Prescott boys and girls golf as each team recently finished one of their better years in program history.

It’s go-time for Chino Valley boys soccer as the team will look to capture its first state championship since 2016 with a first-round game against Snowflake on Wednesday.

Behind a balanced attack, Chino Valley girls soccer passed its first test of the postseason as it triumphed 3-0 over Camp Verde in the state play-in match on Tuesday.

“Maybe next year! Maybe next year!” That was chant the Bradshaw Mountain student section showered the court with during the final set of Bradshaw Mountain's 3-0 sweep of cross-town rival Prescott on Monday.

One of the most talented teams Prescott boys golf has ever fielded is ready to turn some heads at this year’s Division II State Championship on Monday and Tuesday at Omni Tucson National.

The Prescott Badgers of the Mighty Mites division trumped the Flagstaff Rangers 32-12 on Saturday to move on to the second round of the playoffs next week.

Quarterback Dellin Boyd threw for two touchdowns and ran for another, Sylas Espitia had two scores and the No. 15-ranked Prescott football team made quick work of Lee Williams in a 48-7 win Friday night.

Did the 2019 season have to end now? For the Bradshaw Mountain football team, it was only beginning to pick up steam.