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2017-18-Aia-Sollenberger-Classic-Lowres.Pdf 2017 Index of Teams Agua Fria ........................................................34 Flowing Wells..................................................44 Pueblo.............................................................52 Alchesay .........................................................75 Fountain Hills..................................................67 Pusch Ridge .............................................63, 69 Alhambra ........................................................16 Ganado...........................................................68 Queen Creek ............................................33, 41 American Leadership................................63, 64 Gila Bend........................................................55 Ray ...........................................................85, 87 Amphitheater ..................................................51 Gilbert .............................................................25 Raymond Kellis...............................................37 Antelope..........................................................78 Gilbert Christian........................................73, 76 Red Mountain ...........................................15, 21 Anthem Prep...................................................86 Glendale .........................................................39 Rio Rico ..........................................................52 Apache Junction .............................................50 Glendale Prep.................................................79 Rincon.............................................................24 Apollo..............................................................35 Globe ..............................................................65 River Valley...............................................63, 70 Arcadia............................................................37 Greenway .......................................................56 Round Valley.............................................72, 74 Arizona Lutheran ............................................76 Hamilton....................................................14, 23 Sabino.......................................................63, 69 ASU Prep........................................................67 Highland..........................................................26 Safford ............................................................65 Bagdad .....................................................85, 86 Higley........................................................49, 51 Saguaro ....................................................48, 54 Barry Goldwater..............................................34 Holbrook .........................................................65 Sahuarita ........................................................69 Basha..............................................................22 Horizon ...........................................................17 Sahuaro ..........................................................40 Benjamin Franklin...........................................64 Independence.................................................39 Salome......................................................85, 86 Benson............................................................73 Ironwood.........................................................36 Salpointe Catholic.....................................48, 54 Betty Fairfax....................................................38 Ironwood Ridge...............................................40 Sandra Day O’Connor ....................................18 Blue Ridge ......................................................65 Joseph City...............................................85, 88 San Carlos......................................................75 Boulder Creek.................................................17 Joy Christian...................................................77 Santa Cruz................................................73, 81 Bourgade Catholic ..........................................76 Kingman..........................................................70 San Tan Foothills ............................................79 Bradshaw Mountain..................................49, 52 Kingman Academy..........................................80 Santa Rita.......................................................69 Brophy Prep....................................................22 Kofa ................................................................24 Scottsdale Christian..................................73, 77 Buena .............................................................39 La Joya ...........................................................19 Scottsdale Prep ..............................................79 Buckeye..........................................................55 Lake Havasu...................................................35 Seton Catholic ................................................51 Cactus.......................................................49, 56 Lee Williams ...................................................52 Shadow Mountain...........................................55 Cactus Shadows.............................................54 Liberty.......................................................33, 42 Shadow Ridge ................................................43 Camelback......................................................38 Marana......................................................33, 44 Show Low .................................................63, 66 Camp Verde....................................................80 Marcos de Niza.........................................49, 51 Sierra Linda ....................................................43 Campo Verde..................................................41 Maricopa.........................................................36 Skyline ......................................................15, 21 Canyon Del Oro........................................49, 53 Maryvale .........................................................17 Snowflake .................................................63, 66 Carl Hayden....................................................39 Mayer........................................................85, 86 South Mountain...............................................39 Casa Grande ..................................................51 McClintock ......................................................36 St. David .........................................................89 Casteel............................................................67 Mesa...............................................................20 St. Johns.........................................................75 Catalina...........................................................68 Mesquite .........................................................41 St. Mary’s........................................................55 Catalina Foothills ......................................49, 54 Miami ..............................................................74 Sunnyslope.....................................................37 Centennial.................................................32, 42 Millennium.......................................................19 Sunrise Mountain......................................49, 57 Central ............................................................16 Mingus ............................................................53 Superior ....................................................85, 87 Cesar Chavez.................................................16 Mogollon ...................................................85, 88 Tanque Verde..................................................69 Chandler ...................................................14, 23 Mohave...........................................................53 Tempe.............................................................51 Chandler Prep.................................................79 Monument Valley ......................................63, 68 Tempe Prep ..............................................73, 78 Chaparral..................................................33, 38 Moon Valley ....................................................56 Thatcher....................................................72, 75 Chinle..............................................................68 Morenci...........................................................74 Thunderbird ....................................................55 Chino Valley....................................................70 Mountain Pointe........................................14, 26 Tolleson...........................................................19 Cholla..............................................................43 Mountain Ridge...............................................18 Tonopah Valley ...............................................80 Cibola..............................................................24 Mountain View (Marana).................................40 Trevor Browne ................................................17 Cienega ....................................................32, 40 Mountain View (Mesa) ....................................21 Trivium Prep ...................................................89 Coconino.........................................................52 NFL Yet .....................................................85, 89 Tuba City ........................................................68
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