Friday, Sept. 24, 2004 | 10:43 a.m.
Cimarron 72...Rancho 0
The Spartans blew out another struggling team.
Next week: Cimarron-Memorial (3-1) vs. Shadow Ridge (3-1), Rancho (1-4) at Eldorado (3-2)
Western 30...Basic 6
Coach Brian Murray said his team's offense, which had scored 19 points all year, "woke up about halfway through the game and decided to run all over the place."
Next week: Western (1-4) at Durango (0-4), Basic (0-4) vs. Silverado (3-1
Boulder City 49...Canyon Springs 6
It was nice for the Pioneers to start out 2-0, but reality is slowly starting to catch up with first-year Canyon Springs.
Next week: Boulder City (4-0) at Moapa Valley (4-1), Canyon Springs (2-2) at Del Sol (1-4)
Shadow Ridge 49...Chaparral 0
Chris Berkeley threw for 201 yards and four touchdowns as the Mustangs shut out the Cowboys.
Next week: Shadow Ridge (3-1) at Cimarron-Memorial (3-1), Chaparral (1-4) vs. Las Vegas (4-1)
Coronado 33...Durango 3
With league play starting next week, the Chris Desjardins-led Cougars started back on the right track with a win against Durango.
Next week: Coronado (2-2) vs. Green Valley (4-1), Durango (0-4) vs. Western (1-4)
Bishop Gorman 23...Desert Pines 10
With a new quarterback and the focal point of their offense, DeMarco Murray, playing his first game, the Gaels won their first game against a local team.
Next week: Bishop Gorman (2-1) at Bonanza (2-3), Desert Pines (2-2) at Valley (3-1)
Palo Verde 20...Eldorado 14
Eldorado kept it close until a late Palo Verde drive put the Sundevils away.
Next week: Palo Verde (4-0) at Centennial (2-2), Eldorado (3-2) vs. Rancho (1-4)
Green Valley 14...Centennial 9
Murphy's Gators use defense to tame the Bulldogs.
Next week: Green Valley (4-1) at Coronado (2-2), Centennial (2-2) vs. Palo Verde (4-0)
Foothill 27...Bonanza 6
Foothill coach Ray Fenton is still frustrated by the number of penalties his team is taking. "We continue to make mistakes driving our offense," Fenton said. "I'm fed up with it."
Next week: Foothill (5-0) at Liberty (2-3), Bonanza (2-3) vs. Bishop Gorman (2-1)
Cheyenne 27...Las Vegas 6
In the upset of the night, the Desert Shields handed Las Vegas its first home loss to a local team in four years. "I think we were a little full of ourselves," Wildcats coach Chris Faircloth said. "That can either get our attention or we'll start backsliding. We'll see which way it heads us."
Next week: Cheyenne (3-0) at Mojave (1-3), Las Vegas (4-1) at Chaparral (1-4)
Mojave 57...Liberty 6
Mojave put up 27 points last week on Desert Pines, and the Rattlers will have to be fired up to stay competitive in the tough Northwest.
Next week: Mojave (1-3) vs. Cheyenne (3-0), Liberty (2-3) vs. Foothill (5-0)
Moapa Valley 53...Del Sol 0
The Pirates are still the team to beat in the 3A South.
Next week: Moapa Valley (4-1) vs. Boulder City (4-0), Del Sol (1-4) vs. Canyon Springs (2-2)
Sierra Vista 21...Silverado 7
Sierra Vista is in prime shape for a run at the Southwest's top seed.
Next week: Sierra Vista (4-1) vs. Clark (0-4), Silverado (3-1) at Basic (0-4)
Virgin Valley 39...Spring Valley 0
Poor Spring Valley. They should have scheduled The Meadows, to at least get a shot at a win.
Next week: Virgin Valley (4-1) vs. Pahrump Valley (2-1), Spring Valley (0-4) at Faith Lutheran (2-1)
Valley 56...Clark 6
Vikings coach Jim Massey pulled his starters at halftime, up 49-0. The bad news -- his starters only got a half-game's experience heading into league.
Next week: Valley (3-1) vs. Desert Pines (2-2), Clark (0-4) at Sierra Vista (4-1)
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