Arbor View High School

Arbor View dealing with elevated preseason expectations: Wednesday, August 24, 2011; Northwest Division Preview:; By Case Keefer; If the Arbor View football team were a boxer, its first few matchups this season would be against helpless foes in attempt to bolster its record. Arbor View — a team that leaned on a loaded roster of underclassmen en route to a school-record 10-2 season last year — is one of the most promising up-and-coming squads in the region. Unfortunately for the Aggies, high school football schedulers aren’t as keen on easing potential juggernauts into competition as fight promoters.

Gorman football again the team to beat, but Arbor View and others closing the gap: Thursday, August 4, 2011; Preseason top 10 rankings: Gorman football again the team to beat, but Arbor View and others closing the gap; By Ray Brewer; A 49-14 loss to eventual state champion Bishop Gorman High School last November in the Sunset Regional semifinals ended the best season in the Arbor View High football team’s brief history. But it might have helped pave the way for the program to reach its goal of being just like Gorman, a perennial power.

Arbor View's Roderick Eason offered scholarship by Colorado football: Friday, May 27, 2011; prep recruiting:; By Ray Brewer; Arbor View High rising senior defensive back Roderick Eason has been offered a scholarship to the University of Colorado football program, Aggies’ coach Dan Barnson said.

Gorman disposes of Arbor View, readies for showndown with rival Palo Verde: Saturday, November 20, 2010; By Ray Brewer; The Bishop Gorman High defense was struggling. Arbor View received the ball first Friday in the Sunset Regional semifinals, easily picking up three first downs with its misdirection rushing attack out of the double-wing formation.

Arbor View beats Durango for first-ever playoff victory: Thursday, November 11, 2010; By Case Keefer; What a difference a week made for Arbor View. Six days after battling Palo Verde in a defensive struggle, Arbor View engaged in an offensive variety show against Durango in the first round of the playoffs Thursday night. Arbor View came out on top, 48-46.

Palo Verde wins defensive battle against Arbor View: Friday, November 5, 2010; Edward Hauth; The Palo Verde High football team remained undefeated Friday night — barely. The Panthers’ offense was held in check most of the game against host Arbor View in the regular season finale between undefeated Northwest Division teams.

Arbor View improves to 8-0 with big offensive night at Faith Lutheran: Thursday, October 28, 2010; By Case Keefer; Arbor View compiled more than 300 yards of offense Thursday night — in the fourth quarter alone. The Aggies stayed undefeated by winning a wild game at Faith Lutheran 48-28.

Balanced offense leads undefeated Arbor View to 24-13 win over Cimarron-Memorial: Saturday, October 16, 2010; Edward Hauth; The Arbor View Aggies improved to 8-0 on the season with a 24-13 homecoming victory over Cimarron-Memorial on Friday. Three different Arbor View running backs rushed for touchdowns to help the Aggies remain undefeated.

Arbor View outlasts Cheyenne in four overtimes, 60-58: Saturday, October 9, 2010; By Ray Brewer; Players and coaches on both teams are calling this game something they will never forget. Arbor View outlasted host Cheyenne for a 60-58 victory in four overtimes Friday in a game that featured a little bit of everything.

Arbor View continues hot start, tops Shadow Ridge by double digits: Friday, October 1, 2010; By Ray Brewer; Arbor View High football coach Dan Barnson didn’t know what to expect from his team this fall. He looked at the roster, saw several underclassmen at key positions and initially thought victories would be hard to come by. He was wrong.

Arbor View grabs Northwest Division win against Legacy: Thursday, September 23, 2010; By Ray Brewer; The Arbor View High football team is one of three undefeated large-school classification schools in Southern Nevada. But with victories against struggling programs such as Valley, Rancho and Mojave as part of the perfect slate, the Aggies still had plenty to prove. That all changed Thursday night.

Arbor View beats Mojave, still undefeated: Friday, September 17, 2010; By Ray Brewer; Christian Rodriguez rushed for 116 yards and two touchdowns on nine carries Thursday in leading the Arbor View High football team to a 49-20 victory against host Mojave.

Down 15 points early, Arbor View rallies for double-digit win: Saturday, September 11, 2010; By Ray Brewer; The Arbor View High football team started seven sophomores Saturday against Centennial in the Northwest Division opener for both schools. When Arbor View fell behind 15-0 in the first quarter, the underclassman didn’t panic.

Arbor View breaks out in a 42-7 win against Rancho: Friday, August 27, 2010; By Case Keefer; Judging by the final score of 42-7, it’s hard to imagine Arbor View was ever in trouble against Rancho on Friday night. But Arbor View coach Dan Barnson said the Aggies were in a war early with the Rams before pulling away with the lopsided win.

Development of underclassmen key to Arbor View's season: Monday, August 23, 2010; By Case Keefer; Arbor View coach Dan Barnson can’t even begin to list off who will start for the Aggies this season. Nearly every position is up for grabs before Arbor View starts its season at Rancho. It’s made for more intense practices than last year for the Aggies when they returned a loaded senior class.