WEST VALLEY PREPS

Glendale high school hoops powers embrace change, challenge

Ironwood junior guard Dewey Henry drives to the basket at a Section 7 game against San Tan Charter on June 13.

(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)

Deer Valley senior guard Micah Adrews drives down the baseline against Pleasant Grove (Utah) senior Kash Chandler late during their Section 7 game June 13 at Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa.

(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)

Deer Valley and Ironwood boys basketball teams finished Section 7 on June 14 with 1-3 records.

Yet these perennial 4A and 5A title contenders found positives in how teams full of players that are new to their roles competed in tough brackets.

Junior guard Dewey Henry and senior Steven Castro-Ryan are the Eagles' only two returning rotation players.

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