Sports

Youth Basketball registration ends Friday, December 3rd! Registration is now open for our 8-week youth basketball league is for boys and girls ages 7-12. Our volunteers will teach your child the fundamentals and basics of the sport and your child will have a great time learning how to play basketball and meeting new friends in your community! Just $30 per child and includes a jersey, basketball and team photo!

Congratulations to the San Tan Foothills High School Cheerleaders who qualified for State and took 3rd place at the Agua Fria State Qualifier in Surprise.   The athletes will go on to compete at the Spectacular Cheer and Dance competition in December, the Pima Invite in January and then off to State on February 5th in Presco.

Congratulations to the following San Tan Foothills High School football players that are members of the 3A South All-Region Teams:1st Team:Max Kadzashie – PunterCarlos Melendez – Running Back Vince Espinosa – Offensive Line2nd Team:Julian Navarrette – Wide ReceiverHonorable Mention:C.J Fields – Defensive BackEddie Quintana – LinebackerGeddy Lee – D...

The Southeast Valley Church League has opened registration for three adult sports programs this Winter for residents of San Tan Valley, Queen Creek and its surrounding areas. The three leagues will include mens flag football, co-rec volleyball, and mens basketball. Registration for all three leagues is open through Friday, November 5th and games will begin in early December.

Below you will find the most current sports stats for Combs, Poston Butte High School and San Tan Foothills High School.

It is always exciting to watch the Lady Gophers Varsity Volleyball team at Florence High School play a match. With a season record of 19-3, you can bet you’re going to see a great game! But Tuesday’s match was something special as they presented their first “Play’n 4 Pink” night dedicated to all of the fighters and survivors of breast cancer.

Paladin Sports Outreach will host an NBA Fit / WNBA Fit Dribble, Dish & Swish local competition this November. This is a free competition.

Nearly 100 players representing 13 teams vied for the top spot at Paladin Sports Outreach’s 2nd annual charity dodgeball tournament, Dodgeballapalooza 2010, this past Saturday at Barney Sports Complex in Queen Creek. “It was amazing to see all these players, their families and their friends in one location in support of our organization,” said PSO President Jason Best. “We want to thank Air1/K-LOVE radio, Barney Family Sports Complex and our sponsors, volunteers, and players for making this such a successful event.”