Football players learn ways to avoid concussions on the field
By Alex Zener
Mike Pollak, a former NFL football player and Aztec alumnus, came back to Corona on July 8 to teach football players about...
Coach Martinez departs Corona; multi-time champ is successor
By Alex Zener
Corona del Sol hired a new head wrestling coach, Jesse Whitson, this summer to replace Jim Martinez, who had been just the...
Aztec wrestlers grapple with funding at carwash
Corona DI state championship wrestling team is doing more than working hard in the offseason to be ready when the official school season starts later this fall: They were hard at work last Saturday washing cars to help raise money for their team.
Tempe High school athletes tackle a new challenge: Helping kids learn to read
Reading is the foundation of any well-rounded education. For some fortunate kids, reading
is a joy they embrace at school each day. For others their...
Peat dynasty scores again with 14-year-old star athlete
You’d be hard pressed to be a sports fan living in south Tempe, let alone the rest of Arizona, and not have heard the...
Ex-McClintock athlete scores again as top goalkeeper in world finals
By Lee Shappell
Special for Wrangler News
Perseverance. Determination. Hard work. Andrew Weber says they’re his pillars of success.
Weber, who grew up in Tempe, rode those...
10-year drought in badminton season finally ends with Aztecs nearing state championships
It has been 10 years since Corona’s badminton team had a 17-1 regular season record and were crowned the 2008 5A State Champions.
Two new coaches for Aztec track, field program
The Aztec track and field program has two new head coaches this season.
Sports awards banquet: 38th year, countless winners
The 2018-19 school year marks the 38th time that the Tempe All-City Association has given out awards to Tempe Union High School District student...
Top Corona soccer player packs his bags for 2-year stint in Japan league
For Ryan Flood, an Aztec ’17 graduate and top varsity soccer player, kicking a ball around on the field has always come easy.
Almost too easy.