Boys and girls basketball
Omar Soussi, Online Sports Editor
February 7, 2012
The boys basketball teams has been on a roll this week, beating both Dobson and Marcos . “They play hard but we got the best of them,” sophomore Russ Davis said. The varsity boys basketball team have had a excellent season and looking forward to the playoffs. They have the number 1 seed in their... Read more »
Girls soccer ends the season with a win
Omar Soussi, Online Sports Editor
February 1, 2012
The girls varsity and JV soccer teams ended their season on a high note beating Mesa 5 – 0 (Jv) and 4 – 0 (varsity). “We played a good game and we worked hard for that win,” sophomore Hannah Rowe said. The team, however did not make the playoffs but ended their seasons 7 – 5 (varsity)... Read more »
Concussions at Corona
Preslie Hirsch, Editor-in-Chief
January 26, 2012
It’s a serious epidemic hitting the nation harder than ever before, literally. Concussions are provoking headaches and dizziness and causing long-term health risks and in rare cases, death, for young athletes throughout the country. Students are starting young, competing at a high level and not taking... Read more »
Wrestler Justin Butler
Omar Soussi, Online Sports Editor
January 26, 2012
At 5-foot 11-inches tall, competing in the 160 lb. division, senior Justin Butler has a compelling story of becoming a wrestler, and overcoming challenges “My mom works at Aprende Middle School and when I was in fifth grade, my mom took me into the wrestling practice at Aprende’s gym and let me watch,”... Read more »
Calaen Robinson in ESPN’s High School magazine
Josh Ambre, Copy Editor
January 5, 2012
While the majority of high school students are absorbed in their schoolwork, clubs, or other extracurricular activities, Corona del Sol senior Calaen Robinson has many other things to think about. In a recent edition of ESPN’s High School magazine, Robinson was featured on the cover for his talents... Read more »
Winter Sports
Mason Kuluris, Online Managing Editor
January 4, 2012
Winter sports are on their way, practices for wrestling, boys and girls soccer as well as boys and girls soccer. “We look pretty solid,” said varsity soccer player sophomore Andrew Kyrondis. The boy’s team has had over five games, and the girl’s have also had five, both teams have many more in... Read more »
Avery Moss Chooses Nebraska
Preslie Hirsch, Editor-in-Chief
January 3, 2012
Many high school athletes spend years of their educational career putting in countless hours of sweat and effort, preparing themselves for the next level: collegiate athletics. Though, not many stumble upon a sport they’ve never played before their junior year and end up with nine full-ride offers... Read more »
Wrestling team at the Southwest Showdown
Patrick Buck, Photographer
December 13, 2011
This past Friday and Saturday (12- 2/3) the Aztec wrestling team boarded the buses and headed for Grand Canyon University for the Southwest Showdown where it took on teams from all over Arizona. The team went undefeated the entire weekend and took the Wolves of Chandler High School in the finals match,... Read more »
Casey Benson
Preslie Hirsch, Editor-in-Chief
December 1, 2011
Standing 6-foot-3, Corona’s starting varsity point guard sophomore Casey Benson was the first freshman to make varsity in the school’s history. Benson’s love for the game started at age 4, and what has become undeniable by coaches and spectators is his ability to handle and shoot the ball. But... Read more »
Allen taking a time out from hockey
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
December 1, 2011
Junior Charlie Allen has spent the last two years playing in the highest level of hockey and was recruited to Nebraska to play as part of the NAPHL (North American Prospect Hockey League) for the Omaha Lancers. “I was playing on Team Arizona at the U16AAA level; now I’m on a U18 AAA team,” Allen... Read more »
