Green Valley at Del Sol - High School Football

High School Football:

Green Valley 28, Del Sol 27

October 17, 2008

Score By Quarters

Team	1	2	3	4	Final
Green Valley	3	7	3	15	28
Del Sol	7	7	6	7	27

Scoring

Team	Summary	GVAL	DSOL
DSOL	Ernest Hall 39 rush (Vincent Griffith kick)	0	7
GVAL	Nolan Kohorst 50 field goal	3	7
DSOL	Derek Eamon 85 rush (Vincent Griffith kick)	3	14
GVAL	Skylar Holloway 29 rush from Nick Libonati (Nolan Kohorst kick)	10	14
DSOL	Ernest Hall 25 rush (kick failed)	10	20
GVAL	Nolan Kohorst 46 field goal	13	20
GVAL	Skylar Holloway 25 pass Nick Libonati (Nolan Kohorst kick)	20	20
DSOL	Derek Eamon 4 rush (Vincent Griffith kick)	20	27
GVAL	Dallas Halasz 15 pass Nick Libonati (Quincy Bagsby 2 rush)	28	27

Game Statistics

	Green Valley	Del Sol
Passing (comp-att-yds)	14-27-278 (1 INT)	4-9-60
Punts-Avg.	3-32	6-40
Fumbles-Lost	4-3	1-0
Penalties-Yards	5-35	6-48

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Green Valley: Nick Libonati 3/4, Derrick Stevens 4/4, Taylor Jones 4/43, Kyle Larimer 1/7, Quincy Bagsby 18/99.
Del Sol: Ernest Hall 13/67 (2 TDs), Derek Eamon 20/196 (2 TDs), Jordan Molina 1/11, Jon Kirschbaum 2/26, Evan Weinstock 1/-2, Saei Huihui 7/-15, Oscar Garza 1/14, Dezrick Reed 2/2.

Passing

Green Valley: Nick Libonati 14-26-278 (3 TD, 1 INT).
Del Sol: Saei Huihui 4-9-60.

Receiving

Green Valley: Skylar Holloway 6/144 (2 TDs), Derrick Stevens 1/9, Kyle Larimer 4/87, Dallas Halasz 2/31, Quincy Bagsby 1/4.
Del Sol: Evan Weinstock 1/39, Dezrick Reed 1/12.

Note: Stats and results reflect only those reported by LasVegasSun.com or Home News staff, called in by team officials or used with permission and generosity of maxpreps.com.

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