One of his player’s parents wrote a letter to the Arizona Interscholastic Association alleging that the ex-Sabino High School baseball coach had broken the AIA laws.
The Ironwood Ridge boys and Tucson girls stood at the top of the team podium when all was ran, jumped and thrown Saturday at the Southern Arizona Track and Field Championships.
The head of southern Arizona's largest school district is not proud of the fact a Tucson Unified school violated an AIA policy, but Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo is pleased with the way Sabino High School administrators handled the investigation.
Unified Sports provides students of all ability levels to practice and compete in multiple sports where they play as equals; showcasing true diversity, acceptance, and sportsmanship.
In a battle of ranked teams on both sides, the 11th ranked Lions' girls team beat the #13 Trojans 40-37 while the 2nd ranked PRCA boys lost 48-35 to #5 Valley Christian.
The remark was reportedly made by a referee to the coach of the Pueblo High School freshman basketball team before their game Tuesday at Walden Grove High School in Sahuarita.
Believe it or not, there are only a few weeks left of the high school football regular season. The good news is there are still plenty of great games to be played.
For the first time we are hearing from Tucson Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gabriel Trujillo and some parents of the Sabino High School baseball team.
The decision to revoke the state championship from Sabino High School's Baseball team stands, according to the latest from the Arizona Interscholastic Association hearing in Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon.