Roberto Flores signs to play basketball
Monument Valley Mustang Roberto Flores has signed to play basketball at the next level at Arizona Christian University. (Photo/OPVP)
MONUMENT VALLEY — Monument Valley High School's basketball standout, Roberto Flores, has officially committed to play at Arizona Christian University next season. The senior guard has been a vital player for the Mustangs, and his performance in the 2022-23 season was particularly impressive, with a total of 385 points, 56 three-pointers, and 39 free throws.
Flores was not only a top scorer for the team, but also a leader in assists, with an average of 5.1 per game, and steals per game. Additionally, he averaged 15.4 points per game, making him the second-highest scorer on the team, and 5.1 rebounds per game, making him the second-highest rebounder on the team.
His skills on the court have earned him recognition, and he is excited to continue playing basketball at the next level. The Mustangs' community is proud of Flores's accomplishments and wishes him the best of luck as he pursues his basketball career at the collegiate level.
- Gov. Hobbs vows to keep Grand Canyon open if government shuts down
- Saying goodbye: season 3 will be final season of “Reservation Dogs”
- Nygren reveals $55 mil for Diné homeowners
- Hundreds left homeless after Tucson recovery center closed
- Deputy saves a child being trafficked in Navajo County
- New Miss Navajo visits Western Agency Chapters
- Standin’ on the Corner festival returns to Winslow this weekend
- Museum of Northern Arizona: “Moving from Appropriation to Authenticity”
- Record number of Indigenous students at NAU this semester
- Lunch served by Miss Navajo
- 75th annual Navajo Nation Fair doesn’t disappoint
- Young Navajo director making a name for himself at national festivals
- Saying goodbye: season 3 will be final season of “Reservation Dogs”
- Deputy saves a child being trafficked in Navajo County
- Barbie gets a Navajo makeover by master Diné weaver Barbara Teller Ornelas
- Indigenous fashion celebrated at Santa Fe Indian Market
- An electrifying mutual aid project helping 13,000 on Navajo Nation get power
- Gov. Hobbs vows to keep Grand Canyon open if government shuts down
- Nygren reveals $55 mil for Diné homeowners
- Miss Navajo Nation Pageant honors tradition of sheep butchering contest
SUBMIT FEEDBACK
Click Below to:
