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Centennial’s Sanders scores two touchdowns in win against Mojave
Friday, Oct. 2, 2009 | 10:51 p.m.
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Las Vegas Sun reporters Ray Brewer and Steve Silver break down last week's lopsided high school football contests and preview this Friday's upcoming games. They also discuss the latest news on the neck injury to Shadow Ridge's Zak Hill.
Javanh Sanders had a pair of second-half touchdown runs to lead visiting Centennial High to a 28-0 victory against Mojave.
Centennial quarterback Chris Henderson connected with Steven Wicker on a 32-yard scoring strike on the Bulldogs (3-3) first possession to give them the lead for good.
Henderson also threw a 46-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter to Robert Holley to give Centennial a 14-0 halftime lead.
Sanders scored on runs of 24 and 11 yards in the second half.
“We have a lot of work left to do,” Centennial coach George Baker said. “But we will gladly take this win, enjoy it for the night and get back to work tomorrow.”
Next week, Centennial plays Cheyenne, a team it hasn’t beat in five years.
“We are never happy with where we are at,” Baker said. “There is always something to improve on.”
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