IMPERIAL, Calif. (KYMA) – Imperial High School flag football kicked-off its postseason run in dominant fashion, shutting out Montgomery 52-0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the CIF San Diego Section Division 4 playoffs. The sixth-seeded Tigers welcomed the eleventh-seeded Montgomery Aztecs to Imperial and wasted little time establishing control, showcasing an explosive offense on
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YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – Arizona Western College men’s soccer is one win away from a Region I championship after defeating Mohave College 2-1 in the semifinals Tuesday night at Matador Field. The Matadors entered the postseason having defeated the Bighorns twice by a combined score of 8-1 during the regular season and carried that success
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Imperial volleyball and flag football grab dominant playoff wins, Holtville flag football nabs a narrow victory, more high school playoff action takes place YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – AWC men’s soccer tops Mohave 2-1 to advance to the Region I Final. They host Eastern Arizona next Tuesday for the title. Imperial volleyball had a secured three-set
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Palo Verde junior golfer Racie Moore scored a 46 through nine holes to take the IVL golf championship.
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While Solano is responsible for building a competitive football program, he also serves as a special education teacher, bringing the same commitment to developing young athletes into his work in the classroom.
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The Eagles’ dominant run throughout the season helped them secure the top spot as they now turn their attention to the CIF Championship play-in round.
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Palo Verde junior Racie Moore claimed the individual championship at the Imperial Valley League girls golf tournament at Rams Hill Golf Club in Borrego Springs.
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The Desert Star Titans defeated the San Pasqual Warriors 44-8, closing out the Warriors’ season with a loss.
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Brawley captured the Imperial Valley League flag football championship, defeating Calexico 27-20 in a dramatic finish to the season.
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San Pasqual drops home contest to Desert Star 44-8.
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Arizona Western College’s three fall athletic programs have combined for a 48-2-5 record, showcasing a level of success that reflects the strength of the Matadors’ coaching staff and the culture built throughout the athletic department.
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All three Arizona Western fall teams combine for 48-2-5 record so far this season with every program winning the ACCAC Championship.
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Phoenix enters the 2026-27 season with several notable roster changes as the franchise looks to build on last year’s postseason appearance.
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With the NBA season getting underway and Halloween approaching, one New Jersey household is combining basketball excitement with spooky-season creativity.
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The Matadors women’s soccer team defeated Yavapai College 6-1 Tueaday night to finish their third consecutive season unbeaten while the men were unable to pull out a win against the same school.
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Both Arizona Western College soccer programs finished the regular season against Yavapai College in Prescott, with the women’s team earning a dominant victory while the men saw their 16-game unbeaten streak come to an end.
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AWC volleyball snagged another straight set sweep Monday night. This time, it was on the road against Phoenix College. They now sit at 23-0 this year.
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Tyler Reddick took home the checkered flag in the Freeway Insurance 500 at Phoenix Raceway over the weekend, adding more intrigue to an increasingly competitive NASCAR Cup Series standings battle.
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Arizona Western College continues to dominate the NJCAA fall sports season, with women’s soccer, men’s soccer and women’s volleyball all earning spots in the national top 20 as the regular season approaches its conclusion.
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One loss in 52 contests. Three ACCAC championships. Three nationally ranked programs. Arizona Western’s remarkable fall is becoming about much more than the numbers.
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