Valley at Coronado - High School Football

High School Football:

Valley 34, Coronado 31

October 24, 2008

Scoring

Team	Summary	VALL	CORO
VALL	Garic Wharton 88 rush (Malcolm Wilks rush)	8	0
CORO	Dane Cooper 23 field goal	8	3
CORO	Marcus Garcia 16 pass from Dane Cooper (Blake Smith pass from Dane Cooper)	8	11
VALL	Mitchell Deas 50 rush (kick failed)	14	11
CORO	Blake Smith 88 return (Cory Argubright pass from Dane Cooper)	14	19
CORO	Dane Cooper 36 field goal	14	22
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 75 rush (pass failed)	20	22
CORO	Dane Cooper 35 field goal	20	25
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 67 rush (pass failed)	26	25
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 16 rush (Suki Wilks rush)	34	25
CORO	Marcus Garcia 1 rush (run failed)	34	31

Game Statistics

	Valley	Coronado
Rushes-Yards	24-400	33-245
Passing (comp-att-yds)	4-8-28 (1 INT)	20-41-268

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Valley: Kerwyn Williams 14/242 (3 TDs), Garic Wharton 1/88 (1 TD), Mitchell Deas 3/65 (1 TD), Malcolm Wilks 6/5.
Coronado: Marcus Garcia 20/173 (1 TD), Dane Cooper 1/6, Craig Parker 8/29, Cory Argubright 1/5, Matthew Chavarria 3/32.

Passing

Valley: Kerwyn Williams 0-6-4 (28 TD, 1 INT), Gidion Tesfai 0-2-0.
Coronado: Dane Cooper 16-30-207 (1 TD), Michael Scott 4-11-61.

Receiving

Valley: Garic Wharton 1/14, Mitchell Deas 2/12.
Coronado: Marcus Garcia 4/77 (1 TD), Blake Smith 4/32, Craig Parker 2/4, Cory Argubright 2/59, Matthew Chavarria 6/83.

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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