Williams Field has been ruled ineligible for the postseason after confirmed illegal prior contact during the offseason between an assistant coach and a transfer. The Black Hawks will forfeit their last four wins of the season, ending their 2026 run just one day after being ranked No. 12 by the Arizona Interscholastic Association.

It has not been a perfect season but that might be what makes this Brophy team dangerous.

Red Mountain has emerged as one of the early contenders in AIA baseball after a dominant week against top-ranked competition. The Mountain Lions secured statement wins over No. 5 Queen Creek and No. 1 Brophy, powered by clutch hitting, strong pitching performances, and a relentless offensive attack. Their early success positions them as a serious team to watch as the season continues.

The energy was loud and the competition fierce for tonight’s East Valley rivalry between the Mesa Jackrabbits and the Mountain View Toros. There was no holding back, even during early minutes of the game. Fans chanted across the court, attempting to be louder than their opponents. Despite it being a home match for the Toros, the Jackrabbits felt right at home, practically playing in their backyard.

Arizona high school baseball is stacked with elite talent heading into the season, with powerhouse programs and nationally recognized players setting the stage for another unforgettable year. From 6A title favorites like Casteel and defending champion Corona del Sol to rising contenders across the 5A and 4A divisions, the race for state championships is wide open and filled with storylines worth watching.

Liberty stormed past Red Mountain with a dominant two-way performance, exploding for a 20–3 first-quarter lead and never looking back. Behind a relentless defense and the QB duo of Pico and Stevens, the Lions cemented themselves as Arizona’s top team.

The playoff brackets have officially kicked off, bringing new format changes and controversy as teams fight for every inch. With no margin for error moving forward, each snap now carries the weight of legacy and one ultimate champion remains standing.

Hamilton dominated in a highly anticipated matchup against nationally ranked Basha, powered by the explosive duo of Jax Sculley and Roy Oliver III. With Oliver setting a new AIA 6A record for touchdown receptions, the Huskies’ confidence and grit carried them to a statement win heading into the postseason.

Mountain Ridge senior athletes are making an impact beyond the field—connecting with the next generation at Copper Creek Elementary through reading, helping, and giving back to their community.

Basha climbs into the national Top 25 after a 3-0 start—who can stop the Bears?

Arizona football is back, and Week 1 didn’t disappoint. Upsets, breakout performances, and early statement wins have already shaken up the rankings across every division. With big matchups on deck, the season is just getting started.

Chandler opened the 2025 season with a 24-17 victory over defending 6A champion Centennial, pulling away in the second half after a 10-10 tie at halftime. Balanced on offense and defense, the Wolves showed signs they could be contenders for the Open Division this year.

The 2025 Arizona high school football season opened with a rivalry clash as Scottsdale Christian Academy defeated Pima 33-6 in Week 0. The matchup renewed a championship storyline—SCA beat Pima in the 2023 (41-24) and 2024 (28-27) 2A state title games. After a lightning delay pushed kickoff to 9:30 PM, the Eagles took control early and never looked back. With new AIA Executive Director and SCA alum Dr. Jim Dean handling the coin toss, the night was fittingly historic for both

The offseason is wrapping up, and Arizona high school football is inching closer to kickoff. With summer camps underway and 7-on-7s in the rearview, it’s time to shift our focus to real football—pads on, lights on, and stakes high. As we head into a revamped playoff structure for 6A, we break down the new Open format, preseason power rankings, and the teams poised to make noise this fall. From Basha’s dominance to Mesa’s resurgence under Jeremy Hathcock, the road to the Open

Football is back in Arizona, and Week 1 brings the heat. Higley returns to 6A with a tough test vs. Highland, Basha rides 7v7 momentum into a clash with Brophy, and Liberty opens its title defense against a rising Mountain View. Let the tone-setting begin.

Basha Football claimed back-to-back 7v7 titles at ASU and UofA, including a triple-overtime win over Lincoln (CA), proving they’re a top contender for 2025. Williams Field also impressed, taking down Chandler and Brophy to win the ASU 7v7 championship.

Catch up on the thrilling 2025 AIA 6A Baseball season wrap-up, highlighting the Corona del Sol Aztecs' championship win and Arizona's rising talent.

Basha started their 2025 campaign with a bang yesterday, knocking off Pinnacle, the number 22 team in the nation.

The state’s top 8 seeds advanced to the quarterfinals, proving that the top 8 teams were rightfully seeded. There are going to be 4 exciting

Last night, the 6A playoffs kicked off with 2 first round games. Cesar Chavez hosted Gilbert and Mountain View hosted Chandler, with the...