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Girls Volleyball: Sahuaro over Tombstone to win Flowing Wells Invitational

Sahuaro went 5-0 to capture the championship of the Flowing Wells Invitational on Friday and Saturday. The Cougars beat Tombstone 2-0 in the Gold Championship final. Walden Grove beat Rio Rico 2-0 in the Blue Championship match.The Cougars were led by junior libero Brooklyn Comfort, who was selected to the All-Tournament Team along with Kiersten Schilling of Tombstone, Presley Valdez of Walden Grove, Ariadne Tapia of Rio Rico, Malia Rogers of Willcox,...

Sahuaro went 5-0 to capture the championship of the Flowing Wells Invitational on Friday and Saturday. The Cougars beat Tombstone 2-0 in the Gold Championship final. Walden Grove beat Rio Rico 2-0 in the Blue Championship match.

The Cougars were led by junior libero Brooklyn Comfort, who was selected to the All-Tournament Team along with Kiersten Schilling of Tombstone, Presley Valdez of Walden Grove, Ariadne Tapia of Rio Rico, Malia Rogers of Willcox, Alyssa Mack of Flowing Wells, Rylee Arrington of Sahuarita, Alma Teilon of Desert View and Paulina Orozco of Douglas.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Tombstone over Douglas, 2-0Flowing Wells over Desert View, 2-0Sahuaro over Walden Grove, 2-1Willcox over Desert Christian, 2-0Nogales over Rio Rico, 2-1Sahuarita over Pueblo, 2-0Flowing Wells over Desert Christian, 2-0Sahuaro over Rio Rico, 2-1Sahuarita over Tombstone, 2-0Willcox over Desert View, 2-0Nogales over Walden Grove, 2-0Douglas over Pueblo, 2-0Flowing Wells over Willcox, 2-1Sahuaro over Nogales, 2-0Tombstone over Pueblo, 2-0Desert View over Desert Christian, 2-0Walden Grove over Rio Rico, 2-0Douglas over Sahuarita, 2-0

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Tombstone over Nogales, 2-0Rio Rico over Desert Christian, 2-0Willcox over Sahuarita, 2-1Desert View over Pueblo, 2-0Sahuaro over Willcox, 2-0Tombstone over Flowing Wells, 2-1Walden Grove over Desert View, 2-0Willcox over Nogales, 2-0Desert View over Desert Christian, 2-0Douglas over Pueblo, 2-0Sahuarita over Flowing Wells, 2-1Sahuarita over Willcox, 2-0Walden Grove over Rio Rico, 2-0Sahuaro over Tombstone, 2-0

Named one of “Arizona’s Heart & Sol” by KOLD and Casino del Sol, Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014, he was awarded the Ray McNally Award in 2017 and a 2019 AZ Education News recognition. He was a youth, high school and college coach for over 30 years. He was the first in Arizona to write about high school beach volleyball and high school girls wrestling and his unique perspective can only be found here and on AZPreps365.com. Andy is a Southern Arizona voting member of the Ed Doherty Award, recognizing the top football player in Arizona, and he was named a Local Hero by the Tucson Weekly for 2016. Andy was named an Honorary Flowing Wells Caballero in 2019, became a member of the Sunnyside Los Mezquites Cross Country Hall of Fame in 2021 and he was a member of the Amphi COVID-19 Blue Ribbon Committee. He earned a Distinguished Service Award from Amphitheater and he was recognized by the Sunnyside School District and by Tucson City Councilman Richard Fimbres. Contact Andy Morales at amoralesmytucson@yahoo.com

La Cima wins Flowing Wells Middle School Wrestling Championship

La Cima of the Amphitheater School District took home the first-place trophy Saturday at the Flowing Wells Middle School Wrestling Championship that featured schools from Southern Arizona.La Cima had five individual champions and six others who placed in the top four scoring positions.Second-place Flowing Wells featured two individual champions and five others who placed in the top four.Sahuarita (one individual champion and four others who placed) and Gallego (five individual champions) finished tied for third.T...

La Cima of the Amphitheater School District took home the first-place trophy Saturday at the Flowing Wells Middle School Wrestling Championship that featured schools from Southern Arizona.

La Cima had five individual champions and six others who placed in the top four scoring positions.

Second-place Flowing Wells featured two individual champions and five others who placed in the top four.

Sahuarita (one individual champion and four others who placed) and Gallego (five individual champions) finished tied for third.

TEAM RESULTS

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

73 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Corrow (18-0, 8th grade) over Hamm (8-7, 7th) (Fall 2:04)’

78 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Thrush (4-0, 7th) over Madrid (12-3) (Fall 1:25)

83 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Frost (15-0) over Hoerschler (19-5, 6th) (Fall 1:52)

88 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Zaragoza (19-0, 8th) over Herd (8-1, 7th) (Fall 1:41)

93 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Piña (3-0, 7th) over Barreda (9-2, 6th) (Fall 1:46)

98 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Molina (18-1, 7th) over Wilson (8-2, 7th) (Dec 7-1)

104 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Rivera (4-0, 8th) over Datilo (26-5, 8th) (Dec 6-3)

Giovani’s big brothers Jaime Jr. and Cristian, multiple state champions at Sunnyside, were in attendance. Jaime, who won three state titles with the Blue Devils, is in town briefly visiting from United States Military Academy West Point. Cristian, a Class of 2024 standout, has won consecutive state titles.

111 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Guevara (17-3, 8th) over Cruz (13-6, 8th) (Fall 3:53)

118 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Diaz (21-0, 8th) over Galliano Parker (11-2, 8th) (Dec 13-8)

125 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Landavaso (4-0, 7th) over Gradillas (21-2, 8th) (MD 9-1)

133 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Montes (4-0, 8th) over Abalos (28-8, 8th) (Fall 4:47)

142 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Cruz (10-0, 8th) over Jenkins (11-1, 7th) (MD 14-4)

154 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Allen (21-1, 8th) over Burgos (25-1, 8th) (Dec 8-1)

167 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Guerrero (21-0, 8th) over Lares (15-3, 6th) (Fall 4:38)

180 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Gallardo (29-0, 8th) over Jimenez (19-3, 8th) (Fall 3:35)

245 POUNDS

CHAMPIONSHIP

Azzam (13-3, 8th) over Shumway (10-1, 7th) (Dec 17-12)

Navine Mallon leads Flowing Wells to convincing win over Lee Williams in 4A first round game

Flowing Wells senior Navine Mallon can play either at wing or power forward, defend any position with her agility and rebound well against post players because of her physicality.She can do it all, including outscore the opposition in a game.That happened Wednesday night in the sixth-seeded Lady Caballeros’ 59-26 victory over No. 11 Kingman Lee Williams in a 4A state first round game at Flowing Wells’ East Gym.Mallon finished with 29 points that included two 3-pointers, a couple of putbacks a...

Flowing Wells senior Navine Mallon can play either at wing or power forward, defend any position with her agility and rebound well against post players because of her physicality.

She can do it all, including outscore the opposition in a game.

That happened Wednesday night in the sixth-seeded Lady Caballeros’ 59-26 victory over No. 11 Kingman Lee Williams in a 4A state first round game at Flowing Wells’ East Gym.

Mallon finished with 29 points that included two 3-pointers, a couple of putbacks and many attacks to the basket, helping Flowing Wells improve to 20-8.

“I knew we had to be confident and just play because this is (potentially) our last home game,” said Mallon, who was chosen by 4A Kino coaches as the region’s co-Player of the Year with Salpointe’s Taliyah Henderson.

“I thought my team played really well together. We shared the ball. I feel like I did what I could and scored.”

.@LadyCabsBBall senior wing Navine Mallon had more points (29) than Kingman Lee Williams in the 59-26 win in the first round of the 4A state tournament. She is a very versatile inside-outside threat who has committed to Westmont College in Santa Barbara, Calif. pic.twitter.com/Bx5vn5vDxe

— Javier Morales (@JavierJMorales) February 16, 2023

Mallon can take with her to Westmont College at Santa Barbara, Calif., the memories of reaching the 5A state championship game the last two seasons and now another run into a state tournament.

Flowing Wells, classified to the 4A by the AIA before the school year, will play at No. 3 Glendale Deer Valley (16-7) in the quarterfinals on Tuesday at 7 p.m.

If the Lady Caballeros win that game and No. 7 Poston Butte upsets No. 2 Flagstaff, they can play at Flowing Wells one more time in the semifinals Feb. 28.

“She’s just a do-it-all kid, man,” Flowing Wells coach Michael Perkins said of Mallon, who now has 1,243 points and more than 900 rebounds in her career. “You can put her outside and set screens for her and shoot the 3.

“You can pound the ball inside and post her up. She just does all the hustle plays, grabbing offensive boards and putting it back. She’s just so smart; she’s in the right place at the right time. Man, easy to coach when you’ve got a kid like that.”

Even easier when talented kids complement her so well.

.@LadyCabsBBall coach Michael Perkins has now taken his program past the first round of the last 3 state tournaments, finishing runner-up at 5A last two years and now into the 4A quarterfinals after tonight’s 59-26 win over Kingman Lee Williams. pic.twitter.com/X1MWDFjwgV

— Javier Morales (@JavierJMorales) February 16, 2023

Senior post player Sydney Capen, who earlier this week committed to Wilmington (Ohio) College, had five blocked shots by halftime. She altered many other shots inside throughout the game, a significant factor for Lee Williams (24-6) shooting only 10 of 42 (23.4 percent) from the field.

Ayanna De Jesus, a power forward who added to Flowing Wells’ dominating presence inside, contributed nine points.

Flowing Wells set the tone for the entire game when it took a 20-4 lead late in the first quarter. Mallon had nine points and Lee Williams was 1 of 10 from the field with six turnovers at that point.

Sophomore Nevaeh Urenda, thrust into the starting point guard role this season, spearheaded Flowing Wells’ defense on the perimeter scoring most of her 12 points in transition off steals and turnovers.

Lee Williams finished with 28 turnovers, also more than its point total. That’s well over its average of 17.2 entering the game.

Urenda played considerably last year as a backup for Leamsi Acuña and she is using the time last year going all the way to the 5A state championship game to her advantage.

.@LadyCabsBBall sophomore PG Nevaeh Urenda played like a veteran in the 59-26 win over Kingman Lee Williams in the 4A first-round game with 12 points and numerous assists. pic.twitter.com/KGiyuLfrSw

— Javier Morales (@JavierJMorales) February 16, 2023

“I think it will help with my mentality,” Urenda said of her playoff experience. “If we’re ahead in the game, keeping the lead up. If we’re losing, kind of keeping the energy to kind of come back.

“Playoffs are a whole different game than seasons are. That knowledge from last year will help me a lot this year.”

Flowing Wells has the motivation to get over the hump after losing to Goodyear Millennium in the state championship games the last two seasons.

No Millennium ahead of Perkins’ team this time, but the Lady Caballeros have plenty of challenges ahead, including on the road Tuesday against Deer Valley (which went 10-0 in its region).

“I firmly believe in experience (in the state tournament),” said Perkins, who coached Flowing Wells to the 2007-08 state title. “Kids with experience know how to play. It usually gets you a deep run into the playoffs.

“Love the fact the kids have been there, they’ve felt the emotions, they felt the travel, the packed gyms, the different ball, all that kind of stuff. They are embracing it right now.”

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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He is a former Arizona Daily Star beat reporter for the Arizona basketball team, including when the Wildcats won the 1996-97 NCAA title. He has also written articles for CollegeAD.com, Bleacher Report, Lindy’s Sports, TucsonCitizen.com, The Arizona Republic, Sporting News and Baseball America, among many other publications. He has also authored the book “The Highest Form of Living”, which is available at Amazon. He became an educator five years ago and is presently a special education teacher at Gallego Fine Arts Intermediate in the Sunnyside Unified School District.

TUSD TOURNEY: Rincon/University over Flowing Wells 1-0; AIA rankings to be released on Tuesday

TUSD BOYS SOCCER INVITATIONALTUESDAY, JANUARY 3Rincon/UHS 3, Sahuaro 1Tanque Verde 2, Palo Verde 2TV: Christopher Jimenez, Eric Iverson.Flowing Wells 7, Cholla 0FW: Luis Reyes (2), Samuel Padilla (2), Noe Lubashu (2), Ramon Felix.Catalina 2, Sahuarita 1CAT: Cihan Yildiz, Alexis Laurent. GK: Jawed Tutakhel (6).WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4Sahuarita 1, Sahuaro 1Flowing Wells 4, Palo Verde 0Samuel Padilla (2), Luis Reyes, Noe Lubashu.Tanque Verde 1, Cholla 0TV: Kason Whit...

TUSD BOYS SOCCER INVITATIONAL

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3Rincon/UHS 3, Sahuaro 1

Tanque Verde 2, Palo Verde 2TV: Christopher Jimenez, Eric Iverson.

Flowing Wells 7, Cholla 0FW: Luis Reyes (2), Samuel Padilla (2), Noe Lubashu (2), Ramon Felix.

Catalina 2, Sahuarita 1CAT: Cihan Yildiz, Alexis Laurent. GK: Jawed Tutakhel (6).

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4Sahuarita 1, Sahuaro 1

Flowing Wells 4, Palo Verde 0Samuel Padilla (2), Luis Reyes, Noe Lubashu.

Tanque Verde 1, Cholla 0TV: Kason White.

Rincon/UHS 4, Catalina 0CAT: GK: Jawed Tutakhel (2)

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5Cholla 2, Palo Verde 2Rincon/UHS 2, Sahuarita 2

Flowing Wells 2, Tanque Verde 1FW: Samuel Padilla, Noe Lubashu.TV: Seaton Epstein.

Catalina 2, Sahuaro 0CAT: Alexis Laurent (2). GK Manuel Parra (4).

SATURDAY, JANUARY 6Cholla 7, Sahuaro 6Sahuarita over Palo Verde, 1-1 (4-2)

THIRD PLACECatalina 2, Tanque Verde 0CAT: Leonardo Sam Choc, Samuel Ndahiriwe.

CHAMPIONSHIPRincon/UHS1, Flowing Wells 0RUHS: Nahom Debero. GK: Greg Remy (10)

Rincon/UHS wins TUSD Boys Soccer Tourney #azpreps365 https://t.co/ZoOBH7RwCn

— AZPreps365 (@AZPreps365) January 8, 2023

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Named one of “Arizona’s Heart & Sol” by KOLD and Casino del Sol, Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014, he was awarded the Ray McNally Award in 2017 and a 2019 AZ Education News recognition. He was a youth, high school and college coach for over 30 years. He was the first in Arizona to write about high school beach volleyball and high school girls wrestling and his unique perspective can only be found here and on AZPreps365.com. Andy is a Southern Arizona voting member of the Ed Doherty Award, recognizing the top football player in Arizona, and he was named a Local Hero by the Tucson Weekly for 2016. Andy was named an Honorary Flowing Wells Caballero in 2019, became a member of the Sunnyside Los Mezquites Cross Country Hall of Fame in 2021 and he was a member of the Amphi COVID-19 Blue Ribbon Committee. He earned a Distinguished Service Award from Amphitheater and he was recognized by City Councilman Richard Fimbres. Contact Andy Morales at amoralesmytucson@yahoo.com

Former Caballero Ashley Monceaux-Valenzuela returns to Coach Flowing Wells Softball

They say you can never go home again but former Caballero Ashley Monceaux-Valenzuela just might prove that theory wrong after she was selected to replace Abe Grijalva in the dugout on Tuesday night.Monceaux helped lead Flowing Wells to three state championships (1999, 2000, 2002) and it’s important to point out she is considered one of the best ever to come out of Tucson considering her own high school teammates included big names such as Candace Abrams (Arizona), Rebeka...

They say you can never go home again but former Caballero Ashley Monceaux-Valenzuela just might prove that theory wrong after she was selected to replace Abe Grijalva in the dugout on Tuesday night.

Monceaux helped lead Flowing Wells to three state championships (1999, 2000, 2002) and it’s important to point out she is considered one of the best ever to come out of Tucson considering her own high school teammates included big names such as Candace Abrams (Arizona), Rebekah Quiroz (Pima/Arizona), Desiree Williams (Texas) and Cyndi Duran (Kansas/Pima/Arizona).

Monceaux had, and still has, a towering presence at 6-foot-2 from the circle and her bat was equally impressive. Monceaux also lettered in volleyball and basketball at Flowing Wells, earning All-State recognition with whatever ball she was playing with. She played for former Arizona standout Stacy Iveson at Pima, helping lead the Aztecs to a national title in 2004, while earning National Player of the Year honors.

On this day in 2007, @BaylorSoftball's Ashley Monceaux became the only player in Super Regionals history to tie the NCAA Tournament single-game record of scoring runs in a 9-0 win against Michigan (5 inn.).#NCAASoftball pic.twitter.com/odbzJbjKNM

— NCAA Softball (@NCAAsoftball) May 25, 2020

Monceaux transferred to Baylor to complete her studies where she helped her team win a Big 12 title and an NCAA appearance while earning three All-American nods. A dominating pitcher, Monceaux also led the Aztecs and the Bears in almost every offensive category including batting average, hits, RBI and home runs.

Monceaux was drafted into the pro leagues and was a member of the Team USA Olympic tryout program in 2007 before serving as a coordinator for the Mustangs Softball Association in Kansas. She followed that up with an assistant coaching stint with Evansville. Monceaux returned to Pima as an assistant coach before replacing former Arizona standout Jill Malina at Mountain View from 2014 to 2016.

Grijalva came to Flowing Wells from Douglas in 2014 and his well-deserved retirement opened the door for Monceaux to return to her roots.

Q & A WITH MONCEAUX-VALENZUELA

What is it like to be able to “go home” to Flowing Wells?

It’s extremely exciting and I feel blessed! It is absolutely wonderful to be given this opportunity to come back to where my journey started and give back.

How have you and your family been doing through this pandemic?

The pandemic has been a learning curve for my family. We are taking it very seriously as we have what is considered “high risk” family members. But we are hopeful and have really enjoyed the extra time together that being quarantined has brought.

Do you still play or give lessons?

I am not competitively playing anymore. Some slow pitch here and there is about as much playing time as I see. And, yes, I love working with athletics on an individual or group basis, so lessons is something I am actively involved in.

Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014, he was awarded the Ray McNally Award in 2017, a 2019 AZ Education News award winner and he has been a youth, high school and college coach for over 30 years. He was the first in Arizona to write about high school beach volleyball and high school girls wrestling. His own children have won multiple state high school championships and were named to all-state teams. Competing in hockey, basketball, baseball and track & field in high school, his unique perspective can only be found here and on AZPreps365.com. Andy is the Southern Arizona voting member of the Ed Doherty Award, recognizing the top football player in Arizona, and he was named a Local Hero by the Tucson Weekly for 2016. Andy was named an Honorary Flowing Wells Caballero in 2019 and he is a member of the Amphi COVID-19 Blue Ribbon Committee. Contact Andy Morales at amoralesmytucson@yahoo.com

Arizona men’s basketball coach Sean Miller issued a statement today expressing that he welcomes the Pac-12’s decision to postpone all sports until at least January because of safety concerns involving the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The announcement made yesterday regarding the delay to the start of our season did not come as a surprise to our Pac-12 coaching group,” Miller said in the statement. “Since the early part of April, we have been communicating regularly on several topics, including the 2020-21 season.

“The new start date gives our conference the best opportunity to have a successful season in the safest environment possible for everyone involved, especially the student-athletes.”

He added that his program appreciates the “leadership of President (Robert C.) Robbins has provided our campus during these uncertain times.”

Robbins, a renowned heart surgeon who became Arizona’s 22nd president on June 1, 2017, said yesterday during the “Eye on the Ball” radio show of the Pac-12’s decision: “When you look at the whole picture, it’s just better to be on that side of caution, putting safety first.”

Miller added that he is eager to welcome Arizona’s players safely back on campus. Not all of his incoming recruits, including seven foreign players have arrived in Tucson as of now.

“Our staff is looking forward to utilizing the coming months to develop our team and build for the beginning of an exciting New Year,” Miller said.

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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He is a former Arizona Daily Star beat reporter for the Arizona basketball team, including when the Wildcats won the 1996-97 NCAA title. He has also written articles for CollegeAD.com, Bleacher Report, Lindy’s Sports, TucsonCitizen.com, The Arizona Republic, Sporting News and Baseball America, among many other publications. He has also authored the book “The Highest Form of Living”, which is available at Amazon.

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