High school football scoring updates

By Sun Staff (contact)

Published Friday, Oct. 3, 2008 | 7:26 p.m.

Updated Friday, Oct. 3, 2008 | 11:52 p.m.

End of first quarter:

• Palo Verde is leading Cimarron-Memorial by a touchdown at the end of the first. The score is 7-0, Panthers.
• Spring Valley is ahead of Sierra Vista, 13-7.
• Canyon Springs has a small lead over Green Valley with a score of 7-6 at the end of the first.
• Liberty is ahead of Basic, 13-7.
• Bishop Gorman already is two touchdowns ahead of Clark. Going into the second, the score is 14-0, Gaels.
• Silverado leads Coronado 7-0 on Michael Wadsworth's game-opening 86-yard kickoff return.
• Las Vegas has 14 points to Valley's 0.
• Del Sol is leading Foothill, 7-3.

Halftime:

• Palo Verde and Cimarron-Memorial are now tied, 7-7.
• After no second-quarter scoring, Silverado leads Coronado, 7-0.
• The Gators have pulled ahead and now are leading Canyon Springs, 14-7.
• Spring Valley is still leading Sierra Vista. At halftime, the score is 19-7.
• Bishop Gorman is storming Clark. At the half, the score is 28-0, Gaels.
• Del Sol is up 13-10 at the half but Foothill sophomore wide receiver Connor Ofoa rushed for a 3-yard touchdown with 1:09 remaining in the half to shift the game's momentum.
• Basic is now ahead of Liberty with a score of 14-13 going into the third.
• Las Vegas has solidified its lead over Valley. At halftime, the score is 35-0.

End of third quarter:

• Palo Verde and Cimarron-Memorial are still locked in a 7-7 tie.
• Green Valley is still ahead of Canyon Springs. Heading into the final quarter, the score is 21-14.
• Sierra Vista put some points on the board against Spring Valley, but is still trailing. The score is 19-13 going into the fourth.
• Heading into the fourth, Clark has yet to put a point on the board against Bishop Gorman. The score is 42-0, Gaels.
• Silverado leads Coronado 14-7. Matt Hollen had a 6-yard touchdown catch to take the lead. Coronado had tied it on a 44-yard-touchdown catch by Darren Smith.
• Del Sol is solidifying its lead over Foothill. At the end of the third, the score is 19-10.
• Virgin Valley is leading Faith Lutheran 33-20 at the end of the third quarter.
• Basic is ahead of Liberty, 31-19, heading into the final quarter.
• Heading into the fourth, Valley has put up a couple of scores against Las Vegas, but Las Vegas leads 49-13.

Final:

• Palo Verde wins against Cimarron-Memorial, 17-14, in overtime.
• Bishop Gorman wipes out Clark, 55-0.
• Green Valley's Dallas Halasz blocked an extra point attempt in the fourth quarter to secure the win in a close-fought contest against Canyon Springs. The Gators emerge with a 21-20 victory.
• Spring Valley secures a 33-20 win over Sierra Vista.
• Silverado wins 26-7 on fourth-quarter touchdown runs by TJ Alofipo and Akeem Saint Victor.
• Del Sol gets a win over Foothill with a final score of 40-17.
• Virgin Valley put up 20 points in the first quarter; Faith Lutheran answered with 20 points in the second. The Crusaders, however, didn't put another score on the board the rest of the game and ultimately lost to Virgin Valley, 33-20.

Legacy edges Arbor View in OT

Legacy defeated Arbor View in overtime, 31-30.

“In overtime, Legacy scored first, then we went for a two-point conversion and they stopped us,” Arbor View head coach Dan Barnson said.

Legacy’s head coach, David Snyder, said he didn't think his team played well, despite the win, because of turnovers. Legacy did have stand-out rushers with 167 yards rushing from Prince Oroke and 127 yards rushing for Deshae Edwards.

“A good team beat a good team," Barnson said. "It could have gone either way."

Barnson called No. 31 Taylor Wooten was the team’s "workhorse" after rushing for about 275 yards.

Mojave still winless after Shadow Ridge loss

Shadow Ridge added another loss to winless Mojave’s record with Friday’s 28-12 win.

“The kids played really well. They worked really hard and this week we executed when we had to,” Shadow Ridge head coach Gabe Gledhill said.

Gledhill said running back Zach Hill contributed to the team's win with successful rushing.

Shadow Ridge faces undefeated Palo Verde next Friday.

Cheyenne pounds Centennial

Cheyenne smothered Centennial, 44-3, Friday night.

“We just got a butt-whooping tonight,” Centennial head coach George Baker said. “Cheyenne’s just really good and we have to go back to the drawing board tomorrow.”

Centennial will have a chance to break its losing streak next week at home against Arbor View.