1 point takes Tigers out of playoffs

Today's News-Herald - Serving Lake Havasu City & The Lower Colorado River Area: "A last shot in the final seconds didn’t fall and the Telesis boys’ basketball team’s season came to an end with a 55-54 loss to Phoenix Crestview, in a quarterfinal game of the Charter Athletic Association 2A Division State Playoffs, at Sequoia Pathway School in Maricopa, Wednesday."

Kobe wins 4th MVP in West's All-Star win

Today's News-Herald - Serving Lake Havasu City & The Lower Colorado River Area: "LOS ANGELES — Kobe Bryant won his record-tying fourth All-Star game MVP award to the delight of his hometown fans, scoring 37 points and propelling the West to a 148-143 victory over the East in the NBA's midseason showcase on Sunday night."

Telesis to face Crestview Prep in quarterfinals

Today's News-Herald - Serving Lake Havasu City & The Lower Colorado River Area: "No. 3 Telesis will face No. 6 Phoenix Crestview College Prep in the quarterfinals of the Charter Athletic Association 2A Division State Playoffs, Wednesday.

The Tigers (16-1) advanced to the quarterfinal round following a 66-27 opening round win over Fort Mohave Academy of Building Industries Friday, at Needles High School."

Tigers down Jackhammers in playoff opener

Today's News-Herald - Serving Lake Havasu City & The Lower Colorado River Area: "So much for the adage that a team can’t beat another three times in one season.

The Telesis boys’ basketball team opened the first round of the Charter Athletic Association 2A Division playoffs with a convincing 66-27 win over Fort Mohave Academy of Building Industries at Needles High School Friday.

“The boys came out to play their game tonight. They came in with a playoff mentality,” said Telesis head coach Landon Merrill.

It was the third game in a row for the two Mohave County teams. They closed out the regular season with a home-and-home series swept by Telesis.

The Tigers (16-1) advance to the quarterfinals, where they will face the winner of Friday’s game between No. 6 Crestview and No. 11 Jess Schwartz. The quarterfinal game will be Wednesday at Sequoia Pathway School in Maricopa."

Tigers open playoffs close in Needles Face Jackhammers third time in a row

Today's News-Herald - Serving Lake Havasu City & The Lower Colorado River Area: "LAKE HAVASU CITY — The Tigers got good news and bad news during Thursday’s announcement of the Charter Athletic Association playoff pairings."

Tigers are Conference Champs!

Today's News-Herald - Serving Lake Havasu City & The Lower Colorado River Area: "NEEDLES, Calif. — The Tigers are conference champions and they locked down the title in convincing fashion.

Telesis defeated Mohave Academy of Building Industries, 73-39, at the Aha Macav Community Center on the Ft. Mojave Reservation in Needles, Calif. Tuesday."