Javier Morales is a sports journalist based in Tucson, Arizona. He covers local sports events and teams, with a particular focus on the University of Arizona athletics. His work has been featured in various publications, including AllSportsTucson, EPLindex.com, Green Valley News and Sun, Daily News-Sun, and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
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Javier's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly football and basketball at the college, high school, and professional levels. He also covers transfer news in the Premier League.
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By: Javier Morales
Sunnyide Unified School District superintendent Jose Gastelum, Sunnyside High School athletic director and boys soccer coach Casey O'Brien and coaches from various sports praised 16 seniors Friday signing a letter of intent to continue their careers. CHEER Michael Waters -- Arizona .@SHSDevilSports senior Michael Waters is headed to @AZATHLETICS @ArizonaCheer. Great seeing Michael, one of
By: Javier Morales
The Pima Community College baseball team is heading back to the Region I, Division I championship round for a second consecutive season. The No. 2 Aztecs (44-14) defeated No. 3 Arizona Western 4-0 on Friday in Game 2 of the Region I, Division I semifinals to earn the sweep. Pima will play the winner of
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Sabino Class of 2024 prospect Cameron Hackworth, Southern Arizona's most prolific passer in history, will continue his career at Lake Forest (Ill.) College, an NCAA Division III program. Hackworth's career 8,799 passing yards and 97 touchdowns are the most in the history of Southern Arizona high school football. Hackworth, a 5-foot-8 and 160-pound versatile athlete
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Max Majerle, the son of NBA great Dan Majerle (who emerged from a stellar career at Central Michigan) is headed back to Arizona to play for Pima Community College in 2024-25 after departing from his dad's alma mater. Max Majerle, a Class of 2021 graduate of Phoenix Arcadia High School, did not play for Central
By: Javier Morales
No. 4 Salpointe Catholic had home runs from Alma Garcia, Anyssa Wild, Jae Castillo and Jordan Goedel and ace Macee Jackson struck out 11 with no walks in the Lancers' 8-3 win over No. 1 Mesa Eastmark in a 4A quarterfinal game Saturday at Phoenix's Papago Softball Complex. The Lancers (29-3) will next play in
By: Javier Morales
Canyon del Oro's Molly Herman went 3 for 3 with three runs and three RBIs to lead the No. 3 Dorados to a 14-2 win Saturday over No. 2 Phoenix Arcadia in a 4A quarterfinal game at Phoenix's Papago Softball Complex. CDO (32-2) will play Thursday at the Papago Softball Complex at 5:30 p.m. against
By: Javier Morales
Canyon del Oro junior pitcher Amelia Streuber, who has committed to Oregon State, won 10 games in April while building her record to 18-0 with a 0.52 ERA this season. Her numbers in April: 10-0 with 0.47 ERA with 13 hits allowed in 47 innings. She struck out 71 and walked only five. Overall, she
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