Arbor View High School

Elijah George, the best player in Arbor View football history, commits to Oregon: Sunday, January 27, 2013; high school recruiting: George, who helped Arbor View win 29 games the past three years, picks the Ducks over offers from Duke, Oregon State, San Diego State and others; By Ray Brewer; The Las Vegas area’s last remaining major uncommitted Division I football recruit for the class of 2013 has found a home. Elijah George, a 6-foot-5, 250-pound offensive lineman from Arbor View, verbally committed to Oregon Sunday.

New sport allows girls to thrive on gridiron, try hand at something different: Wednesday, November 28, 2012; high school sports: Flag football makes its debut as a district sport to give girls another winter option; By Ray Brewer; When a player from the Cimarron-Memorial High School football team jumped offsides Monday during the first half of a game against visiting Arbor View, the referee reached for his flag but decided not to throw it for the obvious penalty. It was the first week of games, and for most of the players, it was their first time playing the sport — a fact referees considered with their restrained penalty calling.

Centennial exacts revenge over Arbor View, powers into Sunset final: Saturday, November 10, 2012; high school football: Bulldogs follow Coby Newton's lead to hard-fought 14-9 victory over rival Arbor View; By Case Keefer; Centennial rode that motivation and Newton, who had 30 carries for 115 yards, to one of the biggest victories in school history. Not only did the Bulldogs snap the Aggies' nine-game wining streak, they ended their previously undefeated rival’s season prematurely. Centennial 14, Arbor View 9.

Arbor View blanks Desert Oasis for a playoff win in third straight season: Friday, November 2, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; The Arbor View High football team’s 56-0 victory Friday against visiting Desert Oasis in the Sunset Regional quarterfinals put the Aggies in some elite company.

Arbor View knocks off rival Palo Verde, takes Northwest crown for first time ever: Friday, October 26, 2012; high school football: Palo Verde transfer Jacob Speaks breaks loose for Arbor View; By Case Keefer; One by one, the Arbor View seniors fought their way through the chaos that comes along with notching the biggest win in school history to stand in front of their teammates. They yelled over the noise coming from the fans surrounding them that rushed the field, thanking each other and sharing what a 35-29 victory over Palo Verde meant to each one of them personally.

Arbor View rushes for 362 yards, takes down Sierra Vista to remain undefeated: Friday, October 19, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; The Arbor View High football team rushed for 362 yards Friday against visiting Sierra Vista in remaining Nevada’s lone undefeated team with a 56-21 victory.

Arbor View handles Shadow Ridge to remain last undefeated team: Friday, October 12, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; Arbor View High’s Rasheem Parks passed for a pair of touchdown passes Friday night to lead the undefeated Aggies to a 57-6 victory against host Shadow Ridge.

Spring Valley to forfeit Friday against Arbor View after multiple players suspended: Tuesday, September 25, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; The Spring Valley High football team is forfeiting its Friday Northwest League opener against Arbor View because several players have been suspended for their role in an altercation during last week’s game, Grizzlies coach Marcus Teal said.

Arbor View defense dominates Centennial: Saturday, September 22, 2012; high school football: Jacob Speaks breaks out with career-high for the Aggies; By Case Keefer; When people think of Arbor View football, they think of the double-wing and an annual arsenal of running backs. When Arbor View won the coin toss Friday, the Aggies elected to receive.

Strong rushing attack leads Arbor View to win in Battle of the Bulls game: Friday, September 14, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; The Arbor View High football team didn’t complete a pass Friday night. Rather, the Aggies did all of their damage on the ground in rushing for 463 yards on 46 carries in a 42-28 victory against Legacy in the Battle of the Bulls game.

Arbor View hangs on for victory against Green Valley: Friday, September 7, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; The Arbor View High football team’s 28-19 victory Friday against visiting Green Valley might turn out being more significant than its blowout win last week against Desert Oasis to open the season.

Arbor View dominant in season-opener, drops Desert Oasis 46-0: Friday, August 31, 2012; high school football:; By Ed Hauth; The Arbor View High football team opened its 2012 season with a 46-0 victory against Desert Oasis, dominating the action from the first kickoff to the last whistle.

Offseason dedication essential to Arbor View's recent run of success: Thursday, August 30, 2012; HS FOOTBALL:; By Case Keefer; It’s no coincidence that the two best seasons in Arbor View football history came directly after the two most successful offseason programs. Arbor View coach Dan Barnson has developed a challenging summer weight lifting and conditioning regimen for the Aggies. He asks his players to show up for 90 percent of the sessions and rewards anyone who does with a special “8” sticker on the back of their helmets.

Taking a tour of Gorman's new athletic training center: Monday, August 6, 2012; hs football: Arbor View and Del Sol highs also enjoying the benefits of moving into a weight training facility; By Ray Brewer; Bishop Gorman High School incoming senior football player Jake Smirk remembers pausing in amazement when he first walked into the school’s new state-of-the-art athletic training center. He’s not the only one. The 41,324-square-foot Fertitta Athletic Training Center, which opened last month, is more than a weight-training area for Bishop Gorman High School.

Arbor View's Elijah George, a diamond in the rough on recruiting trail, already has offers from UNLV and Duke: Monday, April 23, 2012; high school football: The 6-foot-6, 248-pound offensive tackle didn't start playing football until his freshman year, still very much a work in progress; By Ray Brewer; Arbor View High rising senior offensive lineman Elijah George isn’t your typical college football recruit. Sure, he has all of the measurables college coaches look for in building an offensive line. The tackle is 6-foot-6, 248 pounds and still growing.