Grand Canyon JV boys<br>continue winning streak
The Grand Canyon High School junior-varsity boys basketball team extended its winning streak to five games last week with victories over Ash Fork and Fredonia.
The Phantoms began the week with a 52-33 win over Ash Fork. Grand Canyon outscored the Spartans by 12 in the third quarter to take control. Juan Davila led with 15 points.
The Phantoms then beat Fredonia, 55-49. Davila scored 16 and Danny Vincent added 11.
Grand Canyon (5-5) hosts Seligman Friday at 4 p.m.
Fredonia girls erupt in 2nd quarter in JV win
The Grand Canyon High School girls basketball team was outscored 20-4 in the second quarter in what turned out to be a 49-26 loss on the road to Fredonia.
The JV Lady Phantoms trailed just 8-6 after the first quarter but the Lynx had taken a 28-12 lead by halftime.
Samantha Stickler, sophomore, scored 10 points in limited action.
Grand Canyon (0-6) will host Seligman Friday at 2:30 p.m.
- Update: Grand Canyon Village still without power, some roads closed
- Town of Tusayan declares state of emergency due to snow, lack of electricity
- Power restored to Tusayan and Grand Canyon
- 2 killed in Arches National Park fall were from California
- Couple's deaths in Grand Canyon remain unsolved
- 3 outfitter guides convicted, banned from Arizona forests
- Snow blankets Grand Canyon, more on the way
- Grand Canyon's South Rim returns to normal water operations
- Around the Canyon: Week of Dec. 4
- Hiker found dead in Zion National Park was concession worker
- Town of Tusayan declares state of emergency due to snow, lack of electricity
- Update: Grand Canyon Village still without power, some roads closed
- Couple's deaths in Grand Canyon remain unsolved
- Snow blankets Grand Canyon, more on the way
- Hiker found dead in Zion National Park was concession worker
- Power restored to Tusayan and Grand Canyon
- 3 outfitter guides convicted, banned from Arizona forests
- Williams facing up to 23 inches of snow as storm expected Thanksgiving Day
- Grand Canyon's South Rim returns to normal water operations
- Study looks at potential for massive flooding in Flagstaff
More like this story
Sign in to comment
SUBMIT FEEDBACK
Click Below to:
