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Friday’s high school scores, top 5 football performances

Friday’s results

Football

Top 5 performances

Sean Gosse, The Meadows — The senior completed 20 of 32 passes for 237 yards and three touchdowns in a 28-8 victory over Needles.

Isaiah Lauofo, Liberty — The junior rushed 22 times for 137 yards and a touchdown in a 16-7 victory over Desert Pines.

Donavyn Pellot, Silverado — The senior had a rushing touchdown, a receiving TD and a pick six in a 57-0 victory over Desert Oasis.

Toby Sayphone, Rancho — The junior rushed 19 times for 213 yards and two touchdowns and caught a 20-yard scoring pass in a 42-0 victory over Western.

Blair Thayer, Palo Verde — The senior rushed for a 12-yard touchdown and returned a fumble 5 yards in the fourth quarter for the winning TD in a 21-18 victory over Legacy.

Boys soccer

Roman Torres, Arbor View — The senior scored two goals in a 3-0 victory over Shadow Ridge.

Scores

Football

Class 5A

Bishop Gorman 75, Foothill 0

Liberty 16, Desert Pines 7

Palo Verde 21, Legacy 18

Class 4A

Basic 21, Clark 14

Chaparral 24, Cheyenne 18

Coronado 12, Sierra Vista 7

Mojave 47, Bonanza 0

Shadow Ridge 42, Spring Valley 0

Silverado 57, Desert Oasis 0

Class 3A

Boulder City 48, Cadence 0

Moapa Valley 19, Virgin Valley 6

Rancho 42, Western 0

SLAM Nevada 39, Eldorado 7

Class 2A

The Meadows 28, Needles 8

Class 1A

Mineral County 52, Beatty 12

Spring Mountain 58, Green Valley Christian 16

Boys soccer

Arbor View 3, Shadow Ridge 0

Girls volleyball

Lincoln County d. Lake Mead 25-14, 22-25, 15-10

Lincoln County d. Lake Mead 25-13, 25-23

Coaches are encouraged to call in scores to the Review-Journal sports desk at 702-380-4587.

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