BY PETE MOHR | AUGUST 11, 2010
Falcons to be featured on Channel 12’s ‘Friday Night Fever’ vs. (Vail) Cienga, then
on Cox 7-TV (Greenway)
All together now: “Hey, Hey, what-the-heck?! Football Falcons gonna get ree-spect!”
CSHS – The celestial Rodney Dangerfield must be smilin’, because the Football Falcons are going to receive media “respect,” big-time, in the first two games of their 2010 season. Opening at Falcon Stadium, Friday evening, Sept. 3, the Falcs vs. (Vail) Cienega’s Bobcats will be the game-of-the-week on Channel 12’s “Friday Night Fever,” the postgame television show hosted by local sports media favorite Bruce Cooper, who will select Falcons to appear in-studio with him. Keep Reading ...
BY PETE MOHR | AUGUST 11, 2010
Boys ‘Athlete-Of-The-Year’ award adds to Paul Walsh’s ‘Triple Crown’
CSHS ’10 Football Falcon will be freshman offensive coordinator before leaving on two-year LDS mission
At the mid-December 2009 Football Awards Banquet, Head Coach Chad DeGrenier unintentionally “stole (this writer’s) thunder” when he named back-up quarterback and placekick holder Paul Walsh as the second recipient of the “Falcon Triple Crown Award,” honoring Walsh’s leadership, athleticism and scholarship. Walsh filled the big shoes of inaugural award winner, Bo Campbell (CSHS ’09). Keep Reading ...
BY PETE MOHR | AUGUST 11, 2010
Cactus Shadows’ Suzie Cary: ‘firm, fair and consistent’
New Dean of Students an experienced educator (30 years), LPGA member (15 years) and parent of three successful adults
CSHS – The opening bell rang at Cactus Shadows, Monday morning, Aug. 9. From my nine-year sportswriter’s perspective, I would label this school year “Operation Stability.” No one is more committed to that objective than Principal Steve Bebee, who begins his second year at the Falcon helm. Keep Reading ...
Until we sat down Monday evening at Barro’s for a “pizza” interview, I really didn’t know Andrew Miller very well. I’d first photographed him as a member of the “O” line in the near-delerium that followed last Oct. 21-20 dramatic upset at Saguaro; and, for the second time, with his younger sister, Cassie, and their Mom, Kim Von Dran, to report in Sonoran News Cassie’s 15U national championship in the NFL’s “Punt, Pass & Kick” competition.