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Paradise Valley Trojans Queen Creek Bulldogs 2013-14 Executive Board EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MEMBER MEMBER HAROLD SLEMMER, Ed.D. DAN SERRANO DR. DOUG WILSON KEN VANWINKLE MIKE DeLaO Principal Superintendent Superintendent Governing Board Member Perry High School Marana Unified School District Heber-Overgaard Unified Dist. Safford Unified District 5A Conference Arizona School Administrators 1A Conference Arizona School Boards Assn. MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER TONI BADONE SR. LYNN WINSOR WALLACE YOUVELLA JR. BRENDA MAYBERRY JOE PADDOCK, CMAA Superintendent Athletic Director Athletic Director Principal District Athletic Director Yuma Union High School Dist. Xavier College Prep Hopi High School Combs High School Amphitheater Unified District North Central Association Arizona Interscholastic Athletic 2A Conference 3A Conference 4A Conference Administrators Association page 1 Division II Boys Basketball Preview By Don Ketchum AIA365 Can Tucson Salpointe Catholic’s boys earn a Division II basketball championship trophy to go with the school’s piece of hardware from football last fall? We are about to find out. The Lancers, who finished as state runner-up to Paradise Valley a year ago as the No. 6 seed, come in this time at No. 1. They and seven other teams earned first-round byes on Feb. 20 and will begin play in the second round on Feb. 22. Those seven other teams are No. 2 Tempe, No. 3 Flagstaff, No. 4 Vail Cienega, No. 5 Cave Creek Cactus Shadows, No. 6 Surprise Shadow Ridge, No. 7 Lake Havasu and No. 8 Phoenix Shadow Mountain. Leading the way for Salpointe is hard-charging guard Cameron Denson, who was azcentral.com’s Big Schools Player of the Year in football and is headed to his hometown University of Arizona on a football scholarship. Denson is as complete of a player on the basketball floor as he was in football. He can run the floor, of course, defend, shoot and yes, even throw down a spectacular dunk now and then. Shadow Mountain dueled with Salpointe for the top seed most of the regular season, but surprisingly fell to No. 8 on the final list. Shadow Mountain, coached by Jerry Conner and Matadors alumnus and former NBA player Mike Bibby, is loaded with talented underclassmen, most notably Bibby’s son, Michael, a sophomore point guard. Paradise Valley, which was seeded No. 4 in last year’s tournament, has a tougher road to travel this time around. The Trojans are seeded No. 10 and play host to No. 23 Phoenix Arcadia in the first round on Feb. 20. Should PV win that contest, it would travel to face No. 7 Lake Havasu on Feb. 22. Southern Arizona teams comprise a large portion of the bracket. In addition to Salpointe and Cienega, there are Tucson Sunnyside, Tucson Catalina Foothills, Tucson Canyon del Oro, Tucson Cholla, Tucson Ironwood Ridge, Sierra Vista Buena, Tucson Sahuaro and Tucson Sabino. After the second round on Feb. 22, the quarterfinals will be held Feb. 26 at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale. Semifinals are Feb. 27 and championship game is March 1, both at Jobing.com. page 5 Div. II Boys State Championship Bracket Thurs, Feb 20 Sat, Feb 22 Wed, Feb 26 Thurs, Feb 27 Sat, Mar 1 Queen Creek (#17) Sunnyside (#16) Salpointe (#1) Greenway (#24) Jobing.com Arena 7:45 pm Catalina Foothills (#9) Shadow Mt. (#8) South Mountain (#21) Jobing.com Arena 7:45 pm Gilbert Christian (#12) Cactus Shadows (#5) Canyon Del Oro (#20) Jobing.com Arena 2:30 pm Cholla (#13) Cienega (#4) Ironwood Ridge (#19) Jobing.com Arena 11:00 am STATE CHAMPION Buena (#14) Flagstaff (#3) Sierra Linda (#22) Jobing.com Arena 4:15 pm Sahuaro (#11) Shadow Ridge (#6) Arcadia (#23) Jobing.com Arena 4:15 pm Paradise Valley (#10) Lake Havasu (#7) Sunrise Mountain (#18) Jobing.com Arena 6:00 pm Sabino (#15) Tempe (#2) page 7 Div. II Boys Bkb State Qualifiers Arcadia Titans No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Calvin Outlaw, G/SF ...........6-1.......Sr. 1...Jesus Bonjorquez, PG/G......6-0.......Jr. 2...Patrick Stafford, PG/G.........6-0.......Jr. 5...Agazi Yohannes, G/PG .......6-0.......Sr. 12...Eddie Rodriguez, G/PG ......5-10.....Jr. 14...Connor Nichols, SG/F .........6-4.......Jr. 20...Malik Collins, SF/F ..............6-3.......Jr. 22...Devon Ferguson, SF/PF ......6-3.......Jr. 23...Colin Palecek, G ....................6-1.......Sr. 24...Avonte Nelms, SF/PF ..........6-4.......Jr. 32...Matt Burton, G.......................6-1.......Fr. 33...Carson Dobric, F/SG............6-3.......Sr. 34...AJ Bates, PF/SF .....................6-3.......Jr. 42...Max Moses, G/PG ................6-0.......Fr. 45...Riley Bettin, C........................6-5.......Sr. Buena Colts No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 10...Roderick Springer, G............5-11.....Jr. 12...Cody Shear, G........................5-9.......So. 14...Artis Mitchell, G....................5-6.......Sr. 20...Mojave Nick, G/F.................6-0.......Jr. 22...Gilbert Pinckney, F ...............6-4.......Sr. 24...Riley Adams, G .....................6-4.......Jr. 30...Tiaron Ross, G .......................5-10.....Sr. 32...Trent Graves, F......................6-3.......So. 34...Reise Way G/F......................6-1.......So. 40...Marco Lopez, G.....................5-11.....So. 42...Sean Copeland, F ..................6-2.......Jr. 44...Luke, Reynolds......................6-4.......Jr. 50...Jalen Holman, G....................6-2.......So. 52...Anthony Morris, F ................6-3.......Jr. 54...Garrett Jackson, P..................6-5.......Jr. page 8 Div. II Boys Bkb State Qualifiers Cactus Shadows Falcons No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 1...Austin Foley, PG ...................5-11.....Jr. 2...Guy Bay, G.............................5-7.......So. 3...David DeBellis, G..................5-8.......Sr. 4...Justin Laine, F........................6-3.......Sr. 5...Reilly Goulet, G.....................6-3.......Sr. 10...Nate Grass, SF .......................6-2.......Jr. 11...Ryan McNamara, SG............6-0.......Jr. 12...Mike Toschi, F .......................6-2.......Jr. 13...James Bickle, F.......................6-1.......Jr. 14...Dylan Heideman, F...............6-3.......Sr. 20...Jake Gies, C ............................6-5.......Jr. 22...Nick Potthoff, F .....................6-5.......So. 23...Jake Anastasi, G ....................6-3.......Jr. 24...Jack Mazaec, F .......................6-2.......Jr. 30...Nick Murrell, C .....................6-5.......Sr. 32...Dannon Docktor, F ...............6-1.......Fr. Canyon Del Oro Dorados No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 4...John Jackson, C/PF...............6-5.......Sr. 10...Lauren J Hampton, P/G ......5-10.....Jr. 12...Peyton PJ Pena, G .................5-11.....So. 14...Jonathon Dutson, PG/SG ....6-0.......Sr. 20...John Lopez, G ........................6-1.......Sr. 22...Jordan Closs-Lopez, PG .......5-10.....Sr. 25...Gilbert Cadelinia, PG/G......5-8.......Sr. 30...JJ Metz, SF/PF .......................6-2.......Sr. 32...Daniel Amarillas, G ..............6-0.......Sr. 34...Obang Odol, G/F..................6-0.......Jr. 35...Dominic Black, SF/PF..........6-2.......Sr. 40...Jaime Pulido, SF/PF .............6-2.......Sr. 42...Gabe Benavides, G................6-2.......Jr. 50...Ty Ochse, SF/SG...................6-6.......Sr. 52...Adam Hoyos, PG/G.............5-10.....Jr. 54...Kiefer Neerhoff, PF/C..........6-8.......So. page 9 Div. II Boys Bkb State Qualifiers Catalina Foothills Falcons No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 3...Austin Miller, PG..................5-10.....Sr. 4...Trent Larson, G .....................5-11.....Sr. 10...Austin Nehls, G.....................5-11.....Sr. 12...Jake Camarillo, G ..................5-11.....Sr. 14...Keion Reily, F ........................6-5.......Sr. 20...Michael Pecora G ..................5-10.....Jr. 21...Dakota Kordseimon, G ........6-3.......Jr. 23...Michael Devlin, G .................6-2.......Sr. 24...Jake Baintlin, G......................6-1.......Sr. 25...Alex Green, G/F ...................6-0.......Sr. 32...Dalton Groenewold, SF........6-6.......Sr. 33...Nik Nehls ...............................6-3.......So. 35...Calvin Carmichael, C ...........6-9.......Sr. 42...Chaz Mack, F/C....................6-5.......Sr. Cholla Chargers No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 2...Ezikiel Alley, G......................5-8.......Fr. 3...Jorge Carrasco, G ..................5-9.......Jr. 10...Dyre Dean, G.........................5-9.......So. 12...Boss Mbonera, G ...................5-10.....Jr. 14...Isaiah McKay, F.....................6-1.......Sr. 20...James Dominguez, G............5-11.....So. 22...Lual Magot, G/F...................6-4.......Jr. 24...Albert Patino, G/SF..............5-10.....So. 32...Luis Rodriguez, F/C ............6-4.......Sr. 42...Ruai Ruai, C/F ......................6-3.......Jr. 44...Lukas Hardage, F..................6-0.......Jr. 50...Mario Arvicio, C ...................6-0.......Sr. 52...Eriq Wyatt, F..........................6-0.......Sr. page 10 Div. II Boys Bkb State Qualifiers Cienega Bobcats No. Player/Pos. Ht. Yr. 3...Ben Thompson, G .................5-11.....Sr. 5...David Rauer, G......................6-0.......Sr. 10...Shane Burton, PG..................5-11.....Sr. 11...Terrence Johnson, F ..............6-4.......Jr. 15...Shawn Vassell, G...................6-2.......Sr. 22...Adrian Valenzuela, G...........5-8.......Sr. 23...Jeff Somers, G ........................5-10.....Sr. 25...Isaiah Murphy, G..................6-0.......So. 30...Frankie Trujillo, C.................6-4.......So. 33...Leonard Moody, PG .............5-10.....Jr. 35...Daren Biggs, F .......................6-4.......Jr. 40...Chris Bui, PG/SG..................5-10.....Jr. 45...Louis Murphy, C...................6-4.......Sr.
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