Prep Sports

In their first tournament of the new travel ball season, the Arizona Sand Snakes softball team finished as runners-up at the Remember and Honor Pre Memorial Day tournament last weekend.

Abigail Polacek, a senior basketball standout from Chino Valley High School, recently signed her letter of intent to play for Yavapai College’s new women’s basketball team next season.

Chino Valley High School held a signing day event inside the main gym on Thursday, May 4, 2022, in which seven senior athletes each signed their letters of intent to continue playing their sport at the next level in college.

The 2022 Grand Canyon Region champion Bradshaw Mountain baseball team will carry the eighth seed into the 4A state tournament’s first round, scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, April 30.

Coming off a big 18-6 region win over Mohave on Monday, pitcher RJ Parra’s 12-strikeout performance helped earn Prescott softball a hard-fought, 7-6 win over Deer Valley in a non-region bout on the road Wednesday, March 30.

Prescott baseball used a huge sixth inning to comeback to win against Mingus 10-9 on the road Tuesday, March 8.

A few Cougars from the Chino Valley track & field team made history this week as Andre Coomer broke the school’s 400m record while the team of Emily Rudnick, Natalie Banister, Olivia Colasuonno and Jaque Ocampo broke the record for the 4x100m relay.

In 2021, the Bradshaw Mountain softball team struggled due to inexperience, but its players remained committed through difficulties and showed a desire to continue improving.

When Brian Bundrick embarked on his seventh season as Bradshaw Mountain baseball coach in February, he felt confident about the program’s immediate future.

Prescott baseball couldn’t have had a much more difficult end to its 2021 season.

Under the tutelage of Matt Dunn, who’s a very heart-and-hustle head coach, Chino Valley softball has always been a team that you should never underestimate.

Prescott boys volleyball won its season opener against Bradshaw Mountain 3-0 on Tuesday, March, 1, in Prescott Valley.

Chino Valley has consistently produced respectable baseball teams in the past. They seem to always be in the mix for the region title and they often qualify for the state playoffs. But what about beyond that?

Prescott boys basketball’s senior guard Jason Parent capped off his remarkable high school career by being named the 4A Grand Canyon Region’s Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year.

Bradshaw Mountain High School’s wrestling team won its first individual state title in 23 years on Saturday, Feb. 19, at the 2022 AIA Division III state tournament at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.

fter accumulating a combined 9-27 record through the 2018 and 2019 seasons, a 15-3 overall record in 2021 signaled that Prescott softball is back on its feet now.

Bradshaw Mountain High School’s wrestling team captured its second straight Division III, Section I championship on Saturday, Feb. 12, at Peoria High School, qualifying the Bears for the D-III state tournament Thursday, Feb. 17, through Saturday, Feb. 19, at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.

In their last outing together before the high school season begins, the Arizona Sand Snakes softball team won the U18 USSSA Classic Tournament last weekend by going undefeated at 6-0.

Bradshaw Mountain’s girls basketball team picked up an important late-season victory over 4A No. 12-ranked Lee Williams on Senior Night Friday, Feb. 4, keeping the No. 17-ranked Bears very much in the mix for the 16-team 4A Conference Play-In Tournament.

A game between Prescott and Flagstaff girls soccer, two powerhouse programs, is bound to be ultra-competitive and in recent years, there always seems to be something valuable on the line.

Despite struggling all season, Prescott girls basketball delivered a noteworthy performance on senior night as they trounced Cactus 53-27 on Thursday, Jan. 27.

Three youth soccer players from Prescott Valley recently competed and exceled in an Olympic Development Program (ODP) region tournament and now have a chance to be selected to a United States National Team.

Prescott boys basketball suffocated another opponent with their press defense on Monday, securing a third straight victory against region opponent and cross-town rivals Bradshaw Mountain 71-42.

Bradshaw Mountain High School’s wrestling team continued to impress in the 2021-22 season, as it notched an unblemished 7-0 record in dual matches last week.

Prescott boys soccer is ranked No. 1 in the 4A Conference, having yet to drop a game this season. Do you think cross-town rivals Bradshaw Mountain cared about any of that heading into their match-up on Friday, Dec. 14?