Cheyenne shuts out Arbor View
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Cheyenne's Kaeo Helekahi (12) runs the ball while Ronnie Green (11) blocks for him. View photo »
Cheyenne's Marcus Sullivan gets ready to pass the ball to Jordan Butler during Friday's game against Arbor View. View photo »
Cheyenne's Marcus Sullivan runs the ball during Friday's game against Arbor View. View photo »
Arbor View's DeMon Scurry (3) tries to avoid Cheyenne's Khyriece Campbell (5) during Friday's game. View photo »
Sat, Oct 25, 2008 (midnight)
Cheyenne defeated Arbor View at home, 57-0, on Friday night.
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