Photos: Cienega 57, Marana 50 high school football
Cienega won the offensive slugfest 57-50 over the Marana Tigers on Friday night.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's Zach Roberts (30) gets a piece of Cienega's Terrell Hayward (7) but can't pull him down on a run during the third quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Jamarye Joiner (11) celebrates scoring the eventual game-deciding touchdown during the fourth quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's Zach Roberts (C) (30) tumbles backward for what appeared to be a game-icing two-point conversion during the fourth quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Diego Rubi (2) leaves Marana's Zach Roberts (30) Diego Miranda (8) in his dust en route to a touchdown score during the second quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Jamarye Joiner (11) waltzes in for a touchdown during the second quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's Rene Valenzuela (20) streaks upfield as Cienega's Terrell Hayward (7) tries to halt his advance during the second quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's Jesus Valenzuela (21) slips around Cienega's Diego Rubi (2) on a kick return during the second.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's head coach Andy Litten calls out to his team during the second half.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega receiver Jerry White (17) catches a pass over the middle in front of Marana's Diego Miranda (8) during the third quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's Diego Miranda (8) eyes a touchdown pass into his hands ahead of Cienega's Thomas Webb Jr. (4) during the fourth quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Steven Harshman (21) delivers a blow to Marana's Rene Valenzuela (20) during the fourth quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
A crescent moon photographed through a bank of field lights during the first half.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana players warm up before the Cienega vs. Marana high school football game.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's head coach Andy Litten huddles his team late during the fourth quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Marana's Rene Valenzuela (20) fumbles the ball late during the fourth quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Rodney Rodgers II (23) celebrates the win with an impromptu backflip after the game.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Terrell Hayward (7) swats away the outstretched arm of Marana's Tyson Corner (88) during the first quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Diego Rubi (2) breaks up a pass intended for Marana's Alfred Ebunoha (3) during the second quarter.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
The Marana student section cheers during the first half.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's Thomas Webb Jr. (4) stiff-arms Marana's Zach Roberts (C) (30) during the first half.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Cienega's head coach Pat Nugent is not pleased with an official's ruling during the first half.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
Chris Phillips, a volunteer with the Tiger parent booster club, winds up to take a swing with a sledgehammer to bash a junkyard car with Cienega Bobcat colors on it before the game on Aug. 25, 2017, at Marana High School, 12000 W Emigh Road, in Marana, Ariz. The car was donated by U-Pull and Save as a fundraising element.
Cienega vs. Marana high school football
The Marana High School team warms up before the Cienega vs. Marana high school football game on Aug. 25, 2017, at Marana High School, 12000 W Emigh Road, in Marana, Ariz.
Four helicopters, personnel from here sent Friday and Saturday to Texas.
Public access hours have changed to balance the demand for hiking with preserving the scientific, natural and cultural integrity of the site.
Flooding in Texas as a result of Hurricane Harvey is keeping undocumented immigrants processed by federal authorities and released to two Tucs…
Winners advance to general election in November.
Said if he decides to return to politics he may run against U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake.
Even if the desert eagles become extinct, it wouldn't make a real difference to eagle populations as a whole, court rules.
Brandon Dawkins and Khalil Tate are listed as co-starters for NAU, but all signs point to Dawkins getting the nod.
Since Rich Rodriguez was hired as Arizona’s coach in 2012, he’s consistently expressed the importance of adding an indoor practice facility fo…
Greg weighs in on UA football, a looming Salpointe-Cienega matchup and pro boxing.
The Kayenta Solar Facility can power about 13,000 Navajo homes.
CSL Ltd. will pay $91 million for startup co-founded by UA alum.
Showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening.
Triple-digit temperatures are back, so let's commiserate with ice cream!
Two men were found with what appear to be gunshot wounds.