Zane Zamenski will return as Corona del Sol's football coach and physical education teacher next week.

Corona del Sol completed a three-school bevy of football coach hirings in the East Valley Friday by selecting Zane Zamenski as its next head coach.

Zane Zamenski will not return as Corona del Sol football coach next season, ending a turbulent one-year stint at the school.

What a mess.

What a mess.

A standing-room only crowd of more than 150 Corona del Sol football parents waited dubiously on Monday night for Zane Zamenski to explain himself.

Corona del Sol football coach Zane Zamenski is being investigated for a second time in his eight-month tenure for allegations of "inappropriate conduct," according to Linda Littell, the Tempe school district's director of communications.

Tom Joseph has been offered the head football coaching position at Corona del Sol, multiple sources have told the Tribune.

Picture day equates to all kinds of craziness with football because of its sheer size and number of teenagers involved, and Zane Zamenski is being pulled in a dozen different directions before Thursday’s practice at Corona del Sol.

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Despite going down in a third straight defeat, Corona del Sol coach Zane Zamenski was far from down-and-out.

Mesquite running back Anthony Lopez burst through the line and saw two defensive backs who both had the angle on him.

Surrounded by the clanging of weights and skipping of jump ropes, Corona del Sol’s elder stateskids talked about the past.

With three games left in the regular season, Gilbert coach Dan Dunn finds his team in an unexpected position.

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The final two prep football games of the year wrap up on Monday, then it’s going to be a busy offseason as well.

The opportunities just kept knocking on Mountain View's door Friday night.

Corona del Sol fired the first shot in this offseason’s football coaching carousel when the school hired former Mountain View coach Tom Joseph on Thursday.

Out of breath, unable to concentrate during school, and his voice hoarse from screaming, Dominic Mercurio could only smile.

Junior quarterback Parker Rasmussen, Highland's leader in rushing and passing yards per game last year, will play for Desert Ridge this season, according to Jaguars coach Jeremy Hathcock.