Local Education/Sports News

"We will have a class for each sport," said Ben Brandau, the department chair of physical education and director of sports performance at Crismon. "Whether it be from badminton to football, we will run them through the weight room, speed and agility, strength training, and skill and drill work."

“One of the things my family and I love the most about Queen Creek is the small town feel we still have here,” Romine said. “We've lived a crazy life already and now enjoy the relaxing Arizona days out in the East Valley. I love the town events that are put on here; from festivals to food truck Fridays and all the parks and trails, there's always something to do.”

Seating is limited so arrive on time for the presentation beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 6 at the Queen Creek District Office, 20217 E. Chandler Heights Road.

"We could not be more excited to build our football program under Coach Smith’s direction," QCUSD officials said.

There were several success stories, career highs set and some struggles as well.

"The foundation and our business partners work hard to put on this tournament," said Queen Creek resident Tyler Shupe, QCSEF treasurer. "Not only is it a great time, but knowing we're making a difference to local students and teachers makes it even more rewarding."

“Both sides are to blame for failing to come to an agreement,” Commissioner Rob Manfred said. “This is bad for our fans, our players and for our clubs.”

The Lady Buccaneers represented the Queen Creek Unified School District well with their success in all the divisions of the cheerleading competition.

"We're here to celebrate these students for the next stage of their life," said Renee Ragoli, athletic director for Queen Creek High School. "It's exciting to recognize some really cool kids and their accomplishments."