Julian Molina with Mountain View head coach Corey Duck (Curtis Dutiel Photo)
Mountain View standout Julian Molina broke 1,000 career points in a 70-34 win at Desert View.
Julian Molina is congratulated by his grandmother (Curtis Dutiel Photo)
Buena standout Grant Ward became the fifth Colt to score over 1,000 career points. GAME STORY HERE
Grant Ward breaks 1,000 career points – no celebrations on the road. Buena leads 35-33 4:28 left #AZPreps365 pic.twitter.com/dbxCtWQS1B
— Andy Morales (@AZPreps365Andy) January 30, 2019
Only a sophomore, Sahuaro standout Alyssa Brown broke 1,000 and is on pace for 2,000. GAME STORY HERE
Sahuaro’s Alyssa Brown has just eclipsed 1,000 career points as a sophomore. Now at 1,001 with 14 points in the Cougars’ 23-4 lead over Vista Grande. pic.twitter.com/OEjGnETxnG
— Javier Morales (@JavierJMorales) January 30, 2019
Canyon del Oro standout Tianna Carter broke 1,400 career points.
@AndyMorales8 @tianna_carter41 ‘s 1400th career points tonight pic.twitter.com/n2zdtCebvm
— Devina Marie (@DevinaMarie15) January 30, 2019
ACTIVE SEEKING 1,000
GIRLS
Emma Blunk, Sr. Desert Christian 966 (projected playoffs)
BOYS
Evan Nelson, Jr. Mountain View/Salpointe 887 (projected deep playoffs)
Southern Arizona Career Scoring Leaders: Boys
1 Terrell Stoglin, Santa Rita (2,901) 2007-10
2 Chuck Overton, Cholla (2,535) 1989-92
3 Sean Flannery, Salpointe (2,332) 1988-91
4 Nick Rosquist, The Gregory School (2,147) 2013-17
5 Deron Johnson, Sunnyside (2,108) 1984-89
6 Jermaine Watts, Sunnyside (2,055) 1990-94
7 Addison Mort, The Gregory School (2,024) 2014-18
8 Tim Derksen, Amphitheater (1,979) 2008-12
Southern Arizona Career Scoring Leaders: Girls
1 Julie Brase, Catalina Foothills (2,913) 1994-1998
2 Alexis Cortez, Tucson (2,479) 2012-2016
3 Olivia Snyder, Green Fields (2,382) 2009-2013
4 Sydni Stallworth, Palo Verde (2,182) 2011-2015
5 Shawn Coder, Willcox (2,162) 1986-1990
6 Paula Pyers, Santa Rita (2,082) 1980-1984
7 Taneisha Gossett, Flowing Wells (2,043) 1990-1994
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Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014 and he was awarded the Ray McNally Award in 2017 and he has been a youth, high school and college coach for over 30 years. His own children have won multiple state high school championships and were named to all-state teams. Competing in hockey, basketball, baseball and track & field in high school, his unique perspective can only be found here and on AZPreps365.com. Andy is the Southern Arizona voting member of the Ed Doherty Award, recognizing the top football player in Arizona, and he was named a Local Hero by the Tucson Weekly for 2016. Contact Andy Morales at
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