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StumbleFoothill wins second straight game by lopsided score
Friday, Sept. 3, 2010 | 10:56 p.m.
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Las Vegas Sun reporters Case Keefer and Ray Brewer break down the first week of high school football games and look ahead to this Friday's gridiron action.
Connor Afoa and Kyle Keplinger each had three touchdowns Friday to lead the Foothill High football team to a 52-20 victory against visiting Chaparral.
Afoa had an interception return for a touchdown, a punt return for a touchdown and a 98-yard scoring run. Foothill’s starters didn’t play in the second half.
Foothill (2-0) has scored 100 points in its initial two games. It beat Bonanza 48-14 last week.
“We have just been executing pretty well,” Foothill coach Marty Redmond said.
The schedule will get more difficult as the season progresses, but Redmond said he thinks if his team continues to do the little things, they will be a great shape.
“Every week it seems the schedule will get tougher and tougher,” Redmond said. “We just have to keep executing on offense. That’s knowing your assignment and following through with it.”
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