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The Tempe Union High School District Governing Board meeting on April 2, 2025, celebrated the achievements of several state champions from winter sports and activities. The event recognized five teams and individuals who represented their schools with outstanding performances.

The Desert Vista girls soccer team was honored for winning the 6A state championship, marking their second title, with their previous win in 2016. The team showcased exceptional commitment and teamwork throughout the season.
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Next, the Desert Vista boys soccer team received accolades for securing the state open division trophy after a thrilling penalty shootout victory over Washington High School. This win added to their impressive record, making it their sixth state title.

The Desert Vista hip hop dance team was also recognized for winning the 2025 state championship. Their performance highlighted not only technical skill but also the spirit and dedication of the team, earning them the championship trophy.

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Additionally, the Desert Vista robotics team, known as Team Vexisential Scribe, advanced to the world championship after winning the innovate award at the recent robotics high school championship. Their achievement was a testament to the hard work and collaboration of the students involved.

Lastly, Ileana Arianes, a freshman from Marcos de Niza High School, was celebrated as the division 3 girls wrestling state champion in her weight class. She completed the season undefeated, signaling a promising future in her high school athletic career.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for families to depart with their students, acknowledging the busy evening and the importance of their time.

Converted from TUHSD Governing Board Meeting: April 2, 2025 meeting on April 03, 2025
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