13 Sportscasts

Yuma Catholic dominated from start to finish, cruising past Sabino 74-18 behind a balanced scoring effort and strong play on both ends of the floor Monday night.

Antelope High School senior Ozzy Martin gained national exposure and valuable recruiting momentum after competing in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl for the second straight year, this time taking the field at SoFi Stadium.

Suns beat the wizards 115-101 to advance to 19-13 on the season. Meanwhile, Imperial Valley soccer and basketball programs compete in respective holiday tournaments.

Arizona Western Men’s Basketball drops their first game of the Chapman Automotive Classic to Dawson Community College 76-67.

Cibola and Gila Ridge battled it out for two halfs with the Hawks coming out victorious 50-44.

The Imperial Tigers comfortably beat the Brawley Wildcats 63-45 in the Tiger Classic to take home the tournament championship.

Brawley dominated from start to finish Tuesday night, rolling past Yuma 9-0 in the Criminals’ season opener.

University of Arizona came out on top against Arizona State 23-7 to take back the Territorial Cup in the 99th edition of the game.

Yuma Catholic head football coach Vernon Smith has resigned after one season, the school announced Sunday.

After going 6-4 in the regular season and dominating in the first two rounds of the playoffs, the Palo Verde Yellow Jackets fell in the CIF San Diego 5AA Sectional Championship to Maranatha City 24-12.

Arizona Western is heading back to the NJCAA Division I National Championship after Kei Yoneda buried a brilliant 79th-minute free kick to lift the Lady Matadors past Seminole State, 1-0, in Thursday’s semifinal.

Arizona Western burst out to a 16-6 lead in the first quarter, but the offense stalled in the second half as the Matadors scored just seven total points after halftime.

Central opened the winter soccer season with a dominant 5-0 win over Holtville, powered by sharp passing, airtight defense, and a clean sheet from goalkeeper Paula Lopez.

The Mohave Bighorns’ roster features seven talented Yuma natives, who are helping lead the team’s charge in the national tournament.