Seven lettermen, including one of the state’s top Class 3A runners in Bryce Odegard, return for the Trojans.
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Four letter winners return for the Desert Shields.
The Desert Shields return five runners who competed in the region meet last year.
Green Valley had some big offensive losses, and the move of Liberty and Green Valley to the Southeast League may make it difficult for the Gators to match the success they had last season.
A look at the top matchups for Week 9 of the high school football season.
Bishop Gorman hired boys assistant coach Kevin Nixon to lead the girls team, the school announced Thursday.
Christian Marshall, an all-state pick in 2014, returns to lead Faith Lutheran as the Crusaders move up to Class 4A this season.
Versatile quarterback Jamaal Evans and big-play receiver Savon Scarver will lead Centennial’s offense, but the Bulldogs have some question marks on defense.
Bishop Gorman, which has finished the last two seasons ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today, boasts five players who already have committed to Division I colleges.
Durango looks to end its 16-game losing streak, and the Trailblazers are hoping for a winning record and a shot at the postseason.
The Chargers were bumped back to the state’s largest classification, Class 4A this season. But coach Don Willis still is hopeful the team can capture a playoff spot.
The Mustangs return 10 letter winners and seek their third straight trip to the state tournament.
The Spartans return nine letter winners and hope for improvement.
The Spartans return just five starters from a team that won the Sunset Region title last year.