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Basketball (Girls)


» "We're keeping the dream alive"
By Staff Writer | Published 09/1/2006 | September/October 2006 (Issue 13) , Basketball (Girls) | Unrated

Ann Meyers Drysdale steps out of broadcasting and onto the floor at US Airways Center, where she will take the reins of General Manager of the Phoenix Mercury. She plans to provide an exciting brand of winning basketball that will draw high school fans to the women’s game.  

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» From high school to the pro’s
By Staff Writer | Published 09/1/2006 | September/October 2006 (Issue 13) , Basketball (Girls) | Unrated
Paula Clendaniel was one of the Top 10 Finalists in last year’s Qwest Leadership Challenge, one of the last few vying for one of two $5,000 scholarships offered by Qwest Communications and the Phoenix Suns. This year the high school senior got to go behind the scenes in the Phoenix Suns organization, a direct result of her involvement in the Challenge program.
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» Martin Luther King Basketball Classic
By Staff Writer | Published 02/1/2006 | Basketball (Girls) , Basketball (Boys) , January/February 2006 (Issue 11) | Unrated
This year’s Martin Luther King Basketball Classic at Well Fargo Arena in January culminated in a pair of thrilling boys and girls games that put the icing on a great day of basketball.

Mesa Dobson and Tempe Corona del Sol showcased their girls teams in the 1 o’clock opener, with Dobson getting the first win of the day, 68-43. Boys’ games followed, with Gilbert Mesquite using its size advantage for a 64-44 victory in the second game, and 5A defending champion Mesa Mountain View used a 11-3 run during the final minutes to win over No. 3 Desert Vista, 58-53, and avenge a December loss.
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