Patagonia sweeps four opponents to win the Cochise Classic tournament, overcoming poor first set to knock off 2A ALA-Sierra Vista in championship match.
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Lobos battle past Tombstone in season opener
Lobos overcame a fourth-set collapse to open the volleyball season with a 25-14, 15-25, 25-18, 24-26, 15-9 win over Tombstone in their season opener.
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Lobos volleyball looks to build upon last season’s success
Last season’s success ledto a turnout of 20 players for this season’s Patagonia High volleyball team. The Lobos return four starters from a team that won 18 games.
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County salutes top teachers
Santa Cruz County honored 21 educators who were selected as Teacher of the Year at their school, including Kyndra Ortiz of Sonoita Elementary, Audrey Doles of Patagonia Elementary and Elliote Codding of Patagonia High.
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Class of 2026: Julie Rodriguez
Julie Rodriguez From a young age, Julie Rodriguez has pursued a love of learning through science and engineering. She completed her first science-fair projects in elementary school and continued her interests as a Elgin Middle School student, researching and developing award-winning projects, encouraged by her science teacher, Mrs. Annette Koweek. As an Andrada Polytechnic High School student, […]
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Sonoita students create lasting memories at Marine Institute
28 seventh- and eighth-graders spent 5 nights at Catalina Island Marine Institute learning about ocean exploration and ecology.
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Salutatorian: Skylar Sanchez
Skylar has tried a bit of everything during his years at Patagonia Union High School, and closes that chapter of his life as salutatorian.
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Valedictorian: Valeria Castellanos
A self-taught artist, star basketball player and owner of a 4.2 GPA, Valeria Castellanos says the key to much of her academic success was simple: Don’t procrastinate.
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Donor ‘pays it forward’ with $25K scholarships for two PUHS grads
Brianna Majalca, a graduating PUHS senior, and Brianna (Young) Hubbell, a 2021 graduate, have been selected to receive the Michael R. Snyder Living Trust Scholarship.
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Lobos wrap up banner year in athletics
All five PUHS varsity teams qualified for the Class 1A state championships this year — quite an accomplishment for a school with only 80 students. Here’s a look at how it happened.