MESA – There were hurdles, blocks and bars all over the track Saturday at Mesa Community College.

There are times when the most satisfying part of a meal is the appetizer.

At last year’s state track meet Mountain Pointe’s Travonn White was flying high, while Desert Vista’s Dylan Fischer picked the worst time to come up short.

Doing some catch up on track results from two big events over the weekend.

A taste of California is coming to Chandler.

When Travonn White is standing at the start of the runway, preparing for his takeoff, he bends over at the hip while his left leg stays stiff. It kind of looks painful or like he might have a cramp.

The track and field season for the Ahwatukee area tends to bring in a boatload of success stories and along with it medals galore.

Flagstaff was the place to be last weekend for track athletes as the state’s top competitors converged for the West Zone Indoor Championships with several qualifying for the USTAF nationals.

The Mountain Pointe football team went on quite a ride this season so why not get one more road trip out of three seniors before heading off to different destinations after graduation.

The assignment is to predict the next year in sports.

The thing about covering the sports scene in Ahwatukee Foothills is there is always going to be a contender.

The signature play of Matt Guida’s astounding junior season looked like a split-second decision, but was actually days in the making.

Karl Kiefer is retired.

The accolades from a state championship berth are starting to roll in for Mountain Pointe.

The so-called “largest cul-de-sac in the world” found a new ZIP code and partied like it owned the place.