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  1. Dejhon Edwards

    Mountain Pointe senior Dejhon Edwards was one of the reasons the Pride made it to the state title game.

  • DeJhon Edwards

    The Mountain Pointe offense has become more balanced, with the help of DeJhon Edwards (ballcarrier), since the first meeting with Brophy.

  • article Mtn. Pointe's Edwards has designs on Pride's finish

    Friday, October 26, 2012 1:09 pm

    DeJhon Edwards goes to the barber every two weeks or so and has something shaved into his head.

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  • Exit stage right

    DeJhon Edwards cuts back against the grain and Mesa's Joseph Carrascho (25) and Talaiasi Taueli (50)  at Mesa High.

  • Football: MP vs Hamilton

    Dejhon Edwards, #10 of Mountain Pointe, prepares for the Division I State Championship football game between Mountain Pointe and Hamilton at University of Phoenix Stadium on Saturday, November 24, 2012.

  • Football: MP vs Desert Mountain

    Dejhon Edwards, #10 of Mountain Pointe, runs the ball during the playoff football game between Mountain Pointe and Desert Mountain at MP on Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.

  • Football: MP vs Cibola

    Dejhon Edwards, #10 of Mountain Pointe, runs the ball during the playoff football game between Mountain Pointe and Cibola at MP on Friday, Nov. 2, 2012.

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    DeJhon Edwards cuts back against the grain and Mesa's Joseph Carrascho #25 and Talaiasi Taueli #50 during their game at Mesa High. Sept 2, 2011. Darryl Webb/AFN

  • Mt.Pointe.Hamilton.08262011

    Mountain Pointe's #10 DeJhon Edwards looks for running room as Hamilton defender tries to bring him down during their game at Hamilton High School in Chandler. Aug 26, 2011. Darryl Webb/AFN

  • Mt.Pointe.Hamilton.08262011

    Dejected Dejhon Edwards walks off the field after a late fourth quarter interception by Hamilton during their game at Hamilton High School in Chandler. Aug 26, 2011. Darryl Webb/AFN

  • article Mtn. Pointe delivers early, pizza comes late

    Saturday, September 15, 2012 12:35 am

    SIERRA VISTA — A 3 1/2-hour drive to play a game can lead to all sorts of issues, for a football team, most notably fatigue following the long trip, uncertainty about the distant locale and fears of not taking seriously an opponent it beat handily the year before.

  • article GameNight: Pride delivers early, pizza comes late

    Friday, September 14, 2012 10:16 pm

    SIERRA VISTA — A 3 1/2-hour drive to play a game can lead to all sorts of issues, for a football team, most notably fatigue following the long trip, uncertainty about the distant locale and fears of not taking seriously an opponent it beat handily the year before.

  • article GameNight: Pride wins fourth straight blow to make quarterfinals

    Friday, November 2, 2012 11:04 pm

    Yuma Cibola earned an automatic berth into the Division l playoffs by finishing third in its section despite being outside of the final 16 in the seeding.

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  • article VX Rewind: Why Hamilton vs. Mountain Pointe could be epic

    Saturday, November 17, 2012 3:20 pm

    Let’s do this again.

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  • article Div. I: Hamilton vs. Mountain Pointe championship preview

    Wednesday, November 21, 2012 12:50 pm

    No. 1 Mountain Pointe vs. No. 3 Hamilton

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  • article Top-seeded Mountain Pointe overwhelms Cibola

    Saturday, November 3, 2012 12:49 am

    Yuma Cibola earned an automatic berth into the Division l playoffs by finishing third in its section despite being outside of the final 16 in power points.

  • article D.V. beats Mtn. Pointe by forfeit after weather, safety concerns

    Saturday, September 10, 2011 12:50 am

    The lightning was off in the distance, southeast of Karl Kiefer Stadium, near where Desert Vista calls home.

  • article Mtn. Pointe enjoys record-setting win over Westwood

    Saturday, October 27, 2012 1:20 am

    Sometimes overcoming adversity can be the best thing to happen to a team.

    After a second half collapse in its only loss of the season to Brophy, Mountain Pointe has responded with four straight wins while averaging 60 points a game.

    The latest victim was Westwood as the continued to roll with a 63-2 road win Friday night. The Pride take a 9-1 record into the Division I playoffs where they await who they meet first round as the first or second seed most likely.

    "We came into the game No. 1 in the power rankings and we feel nothing should have changed," Mountain Pointe coach Norris Vaughan said. "It's a huge win for the reason of being seeded one or two.

    "Now there is nothing else we can do but wait until Saturday and see what seed we are and who we are going to play."

    Mountain Pointe junior wide receiver Jalen Brown understands the importance of finishing No. 1.

    "The number one and two seed is important, number one you have the top bracket, the lower bracket will have many good teams," Jalen Brown said.

    His quarterback, Antonio Hinojosa, was sure the Pride did enough to hang on to the top spot.

    "We were ranked number one and I don't think we did anything to lose it," Hinojosa said. "We are trying to not let it faze us, everybody is good in Division I. "It would be nice to get to play Hamilton and Brophy again, I would like another chance to play a better second half with Brophy."

    "Two of our players set school records in Antonio Hinojosa and Jalen Brown," Vaughan said. "We were trying to get those passes to Brown to pass the record."

    Brown needed seven caught passes to break the single season school reception record (which was held by Garrette Holle with 51 in 2010).

    Brown ended with eight catches for 154 yards and still has the playoffs to pad the record. Brown earlier in the season set the single game record for reception yards in a game and the season record for touchdowns which was 10.

    Brown had five touchdowns on the night to up the record to 16 as he caught four TD passes from Hinojosa for 43, 42, 11 and 9 yards and added a pick six for 65 yards.

    Hinojosa set the record for passing yards in a season as he clicked on 13 of 16 passes for 222 yards and five touchdown passes and no interceptions. He hit Brown four times and also found DeJhon Edwards for a 20-yard TD.

    Both Hinojosa and Brown are only juniors and exited the game early in the third quarter after hooking up for a nine yard TD strike.

    "I got hit on the pass and it was short armed and Jalen just went up and got it," said Hinojosa, who also threw five TD passes against Yuma Kofa. "I didn't know about records."

    "I am not looking at stats, just looking to help the team win games," Brown added.

    The Pride dominated the first half taking a 42-2 lead to intermission. Westwood threw four interceptions in the half with Brown picking one and the others Charlie Trevino on a deflected pass, Ciyre Simmons and Josh Moses. MP scored all four first quarter touchdowns in under four minutes.

    Westwood tried a second fake punt this time Mike Eggres found Ty Dale for a 59 yard pass to the Pride 25-yard line only to have the drive stall on a interception. Hinojosa fumbled in the end zone and was tackled by DJ Bex for a safety and the Warriors only points on the night.

    The Warriors, after winning their season opener, lost the final nine games.

    "Mountain Pointe is a very fast and good team," Westwood coach Spencer Stowers said. "I appreciate the seniors who stuck the season out. We are excited to moving forward with nine sophomores played along with many juniors who return."

     

    Mountain Pointe 63, Westwood 2

    MP    28 14  14  7  --  63

    W      0    2   0   0  --   2

    First Downs: MP 13, W 7

    Rushing: MP 15-179, W 28-66

    Passing: MP 13-16-0-222, W 7-22-4-130

    Fumbles: MP 1-0, W 0

    Penalties: MP 4-35, W 2-20

    MP - Warren 3 run (Sheehan kick)

    MP - Brown 43 pass from Hinojosa (Sheehan kick)

    MP- Brown 42 pass from Hinojosa (Sheehan kick)

    MP - Brown 65 yard interception return (Sheehan kick)

    W- Safety, DJ Bex tackled Hinojosa in end zone;

    MP- Brown 11 pass from Hinojosa (Sheehan kick)

    MP- Edwards 20 pass from Hinojosa (Sheehan kick)

    MP- Brown 9 pass from Hinojosa (Sheehan kick)

    MP- Warren 42 run (Sheehan kick)

    MP- Payne 52 run (Abercrombie kick)

    Rushing: MP - Hinojosa 2 minus 10, Warren 4-58, Craig 6-47, Ellis 1-21, Payne 1-52, Lauer 1-11. W - Clark 11-33, Egger 2 minus 7, Robinson 13-40.

    Passing: MP - Hinojosa 13-16-0-222, W - Egger 8-25-4-136

    Receiving: MP - Brown 8-154, Butler 2-34, White 1-10, Edwards 2-31. W- Brown 2-27, Robinson 2-6, Dale 3-99, Jumper 1-24

  • article GameNight: DV wins by forfeit after weather, safety concerns

    Friday, September 9, 2011 11:08 pm

    The lightning off in the distance, southeast of Karl Kiefer Stadium, just about where Desert Vista calls home, served notice.

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