Vehicles make their way around John M. Mead Athletic Arena during a drive-through graduation ceremony at Flowing Wells High School on May 20, …
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Flowing Wells coach Michael Perkins tries to talk to the referee his timeout call was not acknowledged during a tie-up in Tuesday night's game.
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Flowing Wells' Leamsi Acuna shoots over Goodyear Millennium's defense during Tuesday night's Class 5A state championship game in Phoenix.
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No. 1 Flowing Wells Lady Cabs fall to the No. 3 Millennium Tigers, 46-28, in the girls basketball Class 5A State Championship at Arizona Veter…
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The Millennium Tigers rush the court following their win over Flowing Wells during the 5A State Girls Basketball Championship at Arizona Veter…
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Flowing Wells KeYara Heard and fellow teammate Gertie Munoz walk off the court while the Millennium Tigers celebrate their win over Flowing We…
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Flowing Wells Nevaeh Urenda, 3, lowers her head while sitting with an emotional Flowing Wells Lady Cabs bench during the closing seconds of th…
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Flowing Wells Leamsi Acuna, 1, reacts after being fouled by Millennium's Trayanna Crisp, 23, during the 5A State Girls Basketball Championship…
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Flowing Wells Nevaeh Urenda, 3, reacts while being fouled shooting through a double team by Millennium's defense during the 5A State Girls Bas…
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Joey Lomeli comforts his daughter Flowing Wells's Sydney Lomeli-Capen, 42, while she cries in pain from an injury during the 5A State Girls Ba…
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