Green Valley High Football

Oregon football lands another local in Green Valley lineman Tyrell Crosby: Monday, April 15, 2013; hs recruiting: The 6-foot-6, 300-pound tackle will join Arbor View's Elijah George on the Ducks' offensive line; By Ray Brewer; The University of Oregon’s football team could have two from the Las Vegas area playing on its offensive line in the upcoming years. Green Valley High's Tyrell Crosby, a 6-foot-4, 295-pound offensive tackle, verbally committed to Oregon Monday following an unofficial visit. Crosby confirmed the commitment on his Twitter account.

Recruiters are lining up for Green Valley's Tyrell Crosby: Tuesday, February 12, 2013; high school football: The 6-foot-6, 295-pound offensive lineman for the class of 2014 already has a scholarship offer from Oregon, others; By Ray Brewer; It’s 10 minutes before Tyrell Crosby’s sixth-period weight training class at Green Valley High School and college football coaches are already starting to gather for a glimpse of the 6-foot-6, 295-pound offensive tackle. Recruiting website rivals.com classifies him as one of the hottest prospects in the region for the class of 2014, and the interest from coaches more than supports the claim. He’s already received scholarship offers from Oregon, Utah, San Diego State and UNLV, and more offers surely will follow.

The best season in Coronado history now includes a berth in state semifinals: Friday, November 16, 2012; high school football: First-year coach Brad Talich getting the most out of team that hadn't been to playoffs since 2005; By Ray Brewer; The Coronado High football team won two league games the past three seasons. However, that was an old era of Cougars football, before first-year coach Brad Talich took over the program. With Talich leading the way, Coronado is having its best season since the school opened in 2001. That season is going to last at least one more week. Coronado’s Derrick Keller had a pair of touchdown runs Friday night against host Green Valley in the Sunrise Regional semifinals, and the Cougars defense was stingy for most of the night in a 29-14 victory.

Green Valley tops Foothill for spot in Sunrise semifinals: Friday, November 9, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; It took the Green Valley High football team about one quarter Friday to get comfortable playing postseason football. The Northeast League champion Gators, which start a sophomore quarterback and have several underclassmen at other key positions, trailed visiting Foothill 7-0 in the Sunrise Regional quarterfinals after surrendering touchdown on the first series of the game. They wouldn’t be scored on again until the fourth quarter, however, recording an easy 43-14 victory in advance to next week’s semifinals against Coronado.

Jonassaint runs wild in Green Valley's defeat of Silverado: Friday, November 2, 2012; high school football:; By Paul Delos Santos; Gino Jonassaint was virtually unstoppable for Green Valley, rushing for 191 yards on 12 carries with four touchdowns.

Green Valley wins first league title since 1990s on last-second field goal: Friday, October 26, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; When the Green Valley High football team received the ball with less than two minutes remaining, Conor Perkins knew his number would be called. He calmly buried the kick through the uprights to give the Gators a dramatic 33-32 victory and the Northeast League crown.

Green Valley blanks Rancho, 68-0: Friday, October 19, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; Christian Lopez completed 11 of 12 passes for 205 yards and four touchdowns Friday to lead the Green Valley High football team to a 68-0 win against visiting Rancho for the Gators’ sixth straight win.

Mitchell Barry and Green Valley savor taste of lopsided victory over Las Vegas: Saturday, October 13, 2012; high school football: Gio Hernandez has more than 250 yards of offense for the Gators; By Case Keefer; Mitchell Barry had two of Green Valley’s four interceptions to lead the Gators to a commanding defensive performance and a 43-14 victory.

Green Valley continues hot streak with 49-0 win against Valley: Friday, October 5, 2012; high school football:; By Ray Brewer; After a scoreless first quarter, the Green Valley High football team’s offense came alive for 28 points in the second quarter Friday in a 49-0 victory against visiting Valley in the Northeast League opener for both schools.

Green Valley's defense answers the call in Henderson Bowl victory against Basic: Saturday, September 29, 2012; High school football: Gio Hernandez, Christian Lopez lead GV offense, but defense steals show in containing Basic's Devonte Boyd; By Ray Brewer; When the school bus driving the Green Valley High football team departed Basic’s Don Taylor Stadium on Friday night, you could easily hear the players celebrating their 31-27 victory in the annual Henderson Bowl rivalry game. They were signing, “Na Na Hey Hey Goodbye” at the top of their lungs in celebration of their second straight victory in the rivalry.

Henderson Bowl rivalry game will produce memorable celebration for one team: Thursday, September 27, 2012; high school football: Basic, Green Valley continue one of Nevada's most significant rivalries at 7 p.m. Friday at Basic; By Ray Brewer; Imagine winning one of the most significant games of your life and having to wait to celebrate. That’s the etiquette in the Henderson Bowl football rivalry game between Basic and Green Valley high schools. The two sides always shake hands at midfield following the game before players on the winning team race to the end zone to grab the trophy. Players on the losing team are left to watch and think what could have been.

Top 10 rankings: Green Valley shows no quit to earn spot in rankings at No. 10: Tuesday, September 25, 2012; high school football: The Gators scored 22 points in the second half against Coronado in rallying for the victory; By Ray Brewer; The Green Valley High football team starts a sophomore quarterback among eight underclassmen on the first-team offense. The Gators, while getting those younger players comfortable with the pace of varsity football, fell behind twice in their first three games.

Green Valley scores 22 in the fourth quarter for wild 33-26 win against Coronado: Saturday, September 22, 2012; high school football:; By Taylor Bern; When you run a no-huddle passing offense, no game is out of reach. Both teams fit that bill when Coronado High visited Green Valley High on Friday night, but it was the Gators that best exemplified the never say die mentality of it.

Sophomore QB Lopez stars for Green Valley: Saturday, September 15, 2012; high school football:; By Sun Staff; Green Valley High sophomore quarterback Christian Lopez rushed for four touchdowns and passed for another Friday in a 59-33 victory against visiting Del Sol.

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.