Tournament Results | Photo Gallery Sophomore Jana Hernandez made school history by becoming the first female wrestler in Canyon View history to finish 2nd at the AIA State Championships. Hernandez lost in the championship round to Nina Sandoval of Campo Verde after winning three consecutive matches to advance to the final round. Hernandez was one

AZPreps365.com Tournament Site Coach Joey Ortiz continues to build the Canyon View girls wrestling program as four athletes qualified for this year’s State Wrestling Championships after sending just one girl a year ago. Trinity Montalvo, Kristina Flores, Kayla Gortarez, and Jana Hernandez will be representing the Jaguars in the school’s second season of varsity athletics.

Winter Sports Modifications (PDF) The Arizona Interscholastic Association and the Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC) announced that the start of the winter sports season has been pushed back to January 18 in order to help mitigate COVID-19 hospitalizations and improve the opportunity for winter sports to occur. The AIA Executive Board announced the new start

The Canyon View athletic department was well represented at the 2nd Annual Jaguar Awards ceremony. Six student-athletes took home top honors for their contributions both on and off the field. Sophomores Josh Cobos (fooball) and Trevi Jones (girl’s volleyball) were named Character Matters Fall Athletes of the Year, while Daniel Valadez (boy’s basketball) and Evin

Freshman Evin Epperson became the first wrestler in Canyon View program history to qualify for the Arizona State Wrestling Championship. Epperson moved up a weight class and still placed second in the 185lb weight class with a 5-2 victory at Regionals. The win avenged an earlier loss to her Desert Edge opponent in her true

The Canyon View Varsity boys wrestling team finished up their tournament portion of their season over the weekend with a 13th place finish at the Ironwood Invitational. Leading the way was freshman Andrew Ramirez who became the first wrestler in school history to win a varsity tournament. Ramirez has a current varsity record of 44-4.