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-Sports Update: ---- Welcome back!----- Cardinals stink as always in the 2005 season. It is really getting old Bidwell!--- Hockey is back and so are the Phoenix Coyotes who are now led by the "Great One," Wayne Gretzky. They are over .500 and battling for a playoff spot. Good luck Coyotes!---- The Phoenix Suns are doing well, but are not as dominant as last year, mainly because Joe Johnson is no longer around. But as long as they have Steve Nash, the Suns can go places. Good luck Suns!!---- The Arizona Diamondbacks are currently in their 2005-2006 off-season and getting ready for Spring Training in February. Hopefully they can get some help and compete better next season in the sub-par National Leangue West. Good luck D-backs!!---- ASU Sun Devils football team did very mediocre this year (6-5) and disappointed many after almost beating #3 LSU and almost upsetting #1 USC, but it was not meant to be. ASU did beat, though, their rivals, the UA Wildcats. ASU will face Rutgers in the Insight Bowl on December 26th, Tuesday, at Bank One Ballpark, err, Chase Field on ESPN. Rutgers has only been to one other bowl game before this one, and that was almost thirty years ago when they played Frank Kush and the ASU Sun Devils. That time the Sun Devils beat Rutgers in the now defunct Garden State Bowl in New Jersey. Good luck Devils and bring ASU some pride!---- Keep it here for all your news updates and tune to FM 93.9 KGIG in the far eastern part of the Palisades subdivison in the Val Vista Lakes community, in Gilbert, Arizona USA for great music, sports, and news!!!!
Mesa Mountain View High School 5A Arizona State Football:
***** UPDATE!!***For the 2005 season, the Toros lost 38-24 in the semifinals of the 5A Division I playoffs, at Glendale Community College as the away team, to the Brophy Prep Broncos. Better luck next year!!****
*MOUNTAIN VIEW FOOTBALL TITLE RUN FOR 2005 SEASON:
*** Mountain View was ranked #3 in the state according to the power point system for the 5A Division I playoffs. They were 9-1 in the regular season, and were 2-1 in the playoffs.
Round 1--- 16 teams:
-#3 Mesa Mountain View beat #14 Mountain Pointe Lions 26-7 at Mountain Pointe.
5A Division I playoffs Quarter-finals:
Host #3 Mountain View Toros beat #6 Horizon Huskies 29-17 at Toro Stadium on 2700 East Brown Road in Mesa, Arizona, USA.
5A Division I playoffs Semi-finals:
Host #2 Brophy Prepatory School Broncos beat #3 Mountain View Toros 38-24 at Glendale Community College in Glendale, Arizona, USA. #2 Brophy Knights then went on to beat #1 Hamilton Huskies in the state championship game.
2005 5A Division I Title Game:
#2 Brophy Prep Broncos beat #1 Hamilton Huskies 15-14 in thrilling fashion at ASU's Sun Devil Stadium. Brophy stopped Hamilton from being the first high-school team in state history to win three state championships in a row. It is the first state championship for Brophy after being runner-up three times before. Great job!!
2005 5A Division II Game:
#1 North Canyon Rattlers beat #3 Centennial Coyotes 27-16 at ASU's Sun Devil Stadium. North Canyon is your 2005 5A Division II state champion.
2005 4A Division I Game:
*MOUNTAIN VIEW FOOTBALL TITLE RUN FOR 2004 SEASON:
*** Mountain View was ranked #9 in the state according to the power point system for the 5A playoffs. They were 7-3 in the regular season, and were 1-1 in the playoffs.
2004 5A Arizona State Football Playoffs:
Round 1--- 16 teams:
-#9 Mesa Mountain View upset the #8 Chandler Wolves 16-13 at Chandler High School.
5A playoffs Quarterfinals:
Host #9 Mesa Mountain View Toros lost to #16 Mountain Ridge Mountain Lions 29-26 in thrilling fashion. Game was at Toro Stadium on 2700 East Brown Road in Mesa, Arizona, USA. #16 Mountain Ridge then went on to beat #5 Brophy 42-34 in the semifinals.
2004 5A Title Game:
#2 Hamilton Huskies beat #16 Mountain Ridge Mountain Lions 31-7 at ASU's Sun Devil Stadium. Hamilton is your back-to-back 5A high-school football state champion.
2004 4A Title Game:
#4 Moon Valley Rockets beat #2 Cactus Cobras 45-34 at ASU's Sun Devil Stadium. Moon Valley is your 4A state champion.
2004 3A State Champion:
#1 Blue Ridge Yellow Jackets
2004 2A State Champion:
Phoenix Christian Cougars
2004 1A Football State Champion:
Pima Roughriders
*MOUNTAIN VIEW FOOTBALL TITLE RUN FOR 2003 SEASON:
****Was ranked 20th in the nation, #5 in the west region, and #1 in the state before their loss in the state championship game in the 2003 season. Toros have now fallen out of the national top 25 rankings.
2003 5A Arizona State Football Playoffs:
Round 1----16 teams
-1. Mesa Mountain View Toros beat the 16. South Mountain Lions 46-3 at Toro Stadium in Mesa, Arizona.
5A Playoffs Quarterfinals:
#1 Mesa Mountain View Toros beat #8 Paradise Valley Trojans 28-6 at Toro Stadium in Mesa, Arizona 85213.
5A Playoffs Semifinals:
#1 Mesa Mountain View Toros beat #4 Peoria Panthers 35-8 at a neutral site- Dobson High School on Dobson Road in Mesa, Arizona. Toros were the home team.
2003 5A Title Game:
#1 Mesa Moutain View Toros lost 35-28 to #3 Hamilton Huskies on Saturday, December 6th, 2003 at Arizona State University's Sun Devil Stadium in triple overtime. Sad! Thriller game! Huskies snap the Toros 27 game winning streak. The Toros are no longer nationally ranked. The Chandler Hamilton Huskies are the Arizona state champions.
2003 5A Title Game:
Hamilton at Mountain View (See above)
2003 4A Title Game:
#7 Cactus Cobras lost 21-13 to #5 Tucson Sunnyside Blue Devils on Saturday, December 6th, 2003 at Sun Devil Stadium At ASU in Tempe, Arizona. Sunnyside is the 4A Arizona high-school football state champion.
2003 3A Football State Champion:
#3 Show Low Cougars
2003 2A Football State Champion:
Phoenix Christian Cougars
2003 1A Football State Champion:
Mogollon Mustangs
All National and Regional High-school Football Rankings are from the USA Today, a Gannett Newspaper:
FINAL 2004 NATIONAL RANKINGS as of DECEMBER 20TH, 2004 at 7:19 P.M.:
1. Southlake (Texas) Carroll (16-0)
Previous: 1. Result: d. Smithson Valley (Spring Branch) 27-24 in Class 5A, Division II final.
2. Independence, Charlotte (15-0)
Previous: 2. Result: d. South View (Hope Mills) 41-7 in Class 4AA final.
3. Mission Viejo, Calif. (14-0)
Previous: 3. Result: d. Valencia 49-21 in CIF-Southern Section, Division II final.
4. Hoover, Ala. (15-0)
Previous: 4. Result: d. Prattville 22-7 in Class 6A state final. Won fourth state title in five years.
5. Colerain, Cincinnati (15-0)
Previous: 5. Result: Won Division I state title. Averaged 46.3 points with an average margin of victory of nearly 40 points.
6. Central Catholic, Pittsburgh (16-0)
Previous: 6. Result: d. Neshaminy (Langhorne) 49-14 in PIAA Class 4A final.
7. South Panola, Batesville, Miss. (15-0)
Previous: 7. Result: Won Class 5A state title.
8. Bellevue, Wash. (13-0)
Previous: 8. Result: Won Class 3A state title.
9. John Curtis, River Ridge, La. (14-0)
Previous: 9. Result: d. Northside (Lafayette) 29-14 in Class 4A state final.
10. Poly, Long Beach, Calif. (13-1)
Previous: 10. Result: d. Los Alamitos 21-6 in CIF-Southern Section, Division I final.
11. Lowndes, Valdosta, Ga. (15-0)
Previous: 12. Result: Won Class 5A state title.
12. Christian Brothers Academy, Syracuse, N.Y. (13-0)
Previous: 13. Result: Won Class AA state title.
13. Muskegon, Mich. (14-0)
Previous: 14. Result: Won Division II state title.
14. Joliet (Ill.) Catholic (14-0)
Previous: 15. Result: Won Class 5A championship. Won its Illinois record 12th football state title.
15. Riverdale, Murfreesboro, Tenn. (15-0)
Previous: 16. Result: Won Class 5A state title.
16. Notre Dame, Sherman Oaks, Calif. (14-0)
Previous: 17. Result: d. Dominguez (Compton) 38-21 in CIF-Southern Section, Division III final.
17. Killian, Miami (13-1)
Previous: Not ranked. Result: d. then-No. 19 Edgewater (Orlando) 28-7 in Class 6A state final.
18. Lakeland, Fla. (15-0)
Previous: Not ranked. Result: d. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) 31-7 in Class 5A final.
19. Union, Tulsa (13-1)
Previous: 18. Result: Won Class 6A state title.
20. DeMatha, Hyattsville, Md. (10-1)
Previous: 20. Result: Won Washington Catholic Athletic Association championship.
21. Jenks, Okla. (12-1)
Previous: 21. Result: Finished second in Class 6A state tournament.
22. St. Joseph Regional, Montvale, N.J. (11-1)
Previous: 22. Result: Won Non-Public Group 3 state championship.
23. St. Xavier, Louisville (14-1)
Previous: 23. Result: Won Class 4A state title.
24. Camden County, Kingsland, Ga. (13-1)
Previous: 24. Result: Advanced to Class 5A state semifinals.
25. Mullen, Denver (13-1)
Previous: 25. Result: Won Class 5A state championship. Coach Dave Logan, a former NFL player, won his third state title, all with different schools.
-FINAL 2004 REGIONAL RANKINGS as of DECEMBER 20TH, 2004 at 7:30 P.M.
West
1. Mission Viejo, Calif. (14-0)
2. Bellevue, Wash. (13-0)
3. Poly, Long Beach, Calif. (13-1)
4. Notre Dame, Sherman Oaks, Calif. (14-0)
5. Mullen, Denver (13-1)
6. Los Alamitos, Calif. (12-2)
7. Palo Verde, Las Vegas (14-0)
8. Clovis West, Fresno, Calif. (12-2)
9. Evergreen, Vancouver, Wash. (14-0)
10. Oceanside, Calif. (13-0)
Past Regional Rankings from early December 2003 (Highest Mountain View ever got):
West
1. De La Salle, Concord, Calif. (12-0)
2. Mission Viejo, Calif. (12-0)
3. Los Alamitos, Calif. (11-1)
4. J.W. North, Riverside, Calif. (12-0)
5. Mountain View, Mesa, Ariz. (13-0)
6. Las Vegas (13-0)
7. Kahuku, Hawaii (13-0)
8. Clovis (Calif.) East (12-1)
9. Hunter, West Valley City, Utah (14-0)
10. North Medford, Medford, Ore. (12-1)
INSPIRATIONAL STORY OF THE DAY!!!!!
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SPORTS STORY OF THE DAY!!!!!
---MOUNTAIN VIEW FOOTBALL PLAYER UNDER INVESTIGATION!!!!-----
By Daryl James, Tribune
A state high school sports official said a Mesa football player who attends all but one class at Red Mountain High School would be eligible to play for Mountain View High School next season — as long as Mountain View maintains the player’s permanent records.
The student, who is under police investigation on suspicion of sexual abuse of a female classmate at Mountain View, played football for the school during the 2003 season.
Mesa Unified School District transferred the student to Red Mountain in December, but the district allowed him to continue taking a weight lifting class at Mountain View this semester.
Harold Slemmer, executive director of the Arizona Interscholastic Association, said high school athletes sometimes attend a second school for reasons such as taking an elective class not available at the home school.
But Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne said if the allegations against the Mesa student are true, then he should not be playing sports anywhere regardless of what Arizona Interscholastic Association rules state.
"Anyone who initiates sexual contact with a girl against her will should not play on a team," Horne said. "We need to send the message that if someone is going to represent our schools as a member of a team, he is expected to be a gentleman all the time."
A female student at Mountain View told school officials on Sept. 15 that the football player grabbed the back of her head during class the previous week and forced her head into his lap. The girl said when she attempted to slap the boy, he forced her hand to his crotch.
The Mesa prosecutor’s office has charged Mountain View athletic director David Hines and assistant principal Holly Williams with misdemeanors for failing to report the incident to police.
Mountain View administrators determined that the incident constituted sexual harassment — not criminal abuse — and suspended the student for three days. The district later transferred the student to Red Mountain after he destroyed the girl’s science project.
NEWS STORY OF THE DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
------MESA TEACHER ACCUSED OF KISSING FEMALE STUDENT------------------
By Kristina Davis, Tribune
A Mesa high school teacher is under investigation after a 19-year-old student accused him of kissing her on the lips when she was in junior high.
Ronald Weitbrecht, an American government teacher at Mountain View High School, has been on paid leave from the school since late March while Mesa Unified School District officials look into the accusation, said Linda Rottman, a district assistant superintendent.
The student says the kissing occurred in 1998 when Weitbrecht was her teacher at Poston Junior High School.
The student is now a senior at Mountain View, where Weitbrecht has taught since 2001, but is not in any of his classes.
According to a Mesa police report, Weitbrecht told police they had "kissed on the lips" a few times, and that he had kissed her on the forehead and cheek about six times. He said that he and the student developed a relationship while she was his student aide. Weitbrecht said she had reached out to him as a father-figure and that they would spend time together in and out of school. He told police she would often disclose things to him and he would hold and hug her.
He also said she once changed into a costume in front of him, but he said he was legally blind and could not see anything.
The high school's principal was notified March 22 after the student's grandmother called another teacher with her concerns.
Mesa police have placed the case on an inactive status after determining the allegations are not criminal, said Mesa detective Tim Gaffney.
The district is conducting an investigation of its own to determine if unprofessional conduct and inappropriate behavior took place, Rottman said. The state Board of Education also was notified.
**Disclaimer: Stories courtesy of the East Valley Tribune, New York Times, USA Today and the AP. Football and high-school sports scores courtesy of the Arizona Interscholastic Association and the Arizona Republic. All credit for news stories and where noted is given to these sources. Any unmentioned credit is here apoligized in forth unto the unbeknowst creditee of such stories and any ungiven credit is unintentional. Thank You!
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