Review-Journal reporters predict the winners of select high school football games each week. Here are their picks for the second round of playoff action.
Clark
Six lower-seeded high school football teams won their opening-round playoff games across the Class 5A and 4A Southern Region playoffs Thursday night.
Sophomore running back Felix Romero rushed for 201 yards and added a touchdown catch to help eighth-ranked Clark to a victory over Bonanza on Friday night.
Check out the results of Friday’s Southern Nevada high school football games including victories for Liberty, Chaparral, Valley, Durango and Green Valley.
Check out the results of Friday’s Southern Nevada high school football games including victories for Canyon Springs, Clark, Durango and Shadow Ridge.
Check out results from Friday’s Southern Nevada high school football games, including victories for Liberty, Clark, Del Sol and Silverado.
Check out results from Friday’s Southern Nevada high school football games, including victories for Las Vegas High, Arbor View and Desert Oasis.
Check out Friday’s Southern Nevada high school football action, including victories for Green Valley, Centennial, Foothill and Las Vegas.
Clark High senior Alliah Jordan spent the summer competing with nearly 100 other golfers as part of the UNDERRATED Golf Tour, a program founded by Stephen Curry.
Check out Friday’s high school football action, including victories for Centennial, Liberty, Shadow Ridge and Sierra Vista.
Clark held off a late rally to beat Boulder City. Check out Nevada’s high school football results from Friday night.
Coronado won the individual and team events at a Class 5A Desert League girls golf match Thursday at Highland Falls. Here are photos from the match.
Following a blowout loss in Week One, Canyon Springs bounced back in a big way Friday night with a dominant win over host Clark.
Review-Journal reporters Alex Wright and Jeff Wollard predict the winners of high school football games each week. Here are their picks for Week 2.
The new fall sports season is underway, which means it’s time for the Review-Journal’s first rankings for high school football, soccer and girls volleyball.