Last week, the Division I and II baseball state tournaments moved to spring training stadiums across the Valley.

J’ontar Coleman wanted what he felt was rightfully his all along.

The Mountain Pointe boys basketball program had a stability problem that needed to be addressed.

Rick McConnell didn’t intend to spend the last 28 years coaching boys basketball at Dobson.

A club team of nearly 30 students from both Desert Vista and Mountain Pointe high schools in Ahwatukee have taken to a new sport, showing a little-known trait of camaraderie in the notoriously rough international sport of rugby.

The Tempe All-City banquet was this week and several area athletes were honored.

The Mountain Pointe boys basketball program had a stability problem that needed to be addressed.

Westwood boys basketball coach Hosea Graham has been chosen as Aaron Windler's successor at Mountain Pointe, Westwood athletic director Reggie Castro said.

Athletes of all ages have become more specialized.

Aaron Windler’s return to boys basketball was a one-year stay with Mountain Pointe.

Aaron Windler’s return to boys basketball was a one-year stay with Mountain Pointe.

Assumptions were made, jokes were told and Larry Holmes' confidence was shaken.

The annual All-Tempe picks were recently announced and per usual area schools were well represented.

The change was subtle but something Khari Holloway felt needed to be done.

‘Twas not the winter of everyone’s discontent. At least not for all the basketball players, soccer studs and wrestlers who took their shots, saves and takedowns for glory’s sake and found some.

From the overlooked category comes this little tidbit: Mountain Pointe senior guard Khari Holloway broke the 1,000-point plateau for his career this season.

Tucked away in the storage room of the Mountain Pointe gym was a ball very few people knew about, including the one person it was intended for on Friday night.

Mountain Pointe senior Khari Holloway and Desert Vista senior Kyle Pitman were named All-Tempe in boys basketball. Corona del Sol senior Casey Benson was named player of the year.

Aaron Windler had trouble sleeping Saturday night.

Mountain Pointe had the right guy with the ball. It was the right shot from 10 feet away. It was in the basket.

Mountain Pointe first-year boys basketball coach Aaron Windler has a tell and it isn’t subtle.