55°F
weather icon Clear

Top 5 football performances, Friday’s high school scores

Updated September 9, 2023 - 3:30 pm

Friday’s top high school football performances:

Football

Thaddeus Thatcher, Arbor View: The freshman quarterback completed 19 of 22 passes for 343 yards and four TDs in the Aggies’ 45-28 win over Shadow Ridge.

Devon Rice, Bishop Gorman: The senior rushed 12 times for 119 yards, two rushing TDs and a TD reception in the Gaels’ 56-28 win over Centennial (California).

Brenden Adams, Desert Oasis: The junior receiver had four catches for 100 yards and a TD in the Diamondbacks’ 20-7 victory over Spring Valley.

Phoenix Jennings, Legacy: The senior rushed for 140 yards and four TDs to lead the Longhorns past Cimarron-Memorial 49-6.

Caleb Asato, Mojave: The senior threw for 300 yards and six TDs to lead the Rattlers past Western 42-0.

Scores

Boys soccer

Liberty 5, Basic 0

Moapa Valley 2, Pahrump Valley 1

Girls volleyball

Coral Academy 3, Lincoln County 0

White Pine 2, Laughlin 0

White Pine 2, Laughlin 0

Football

Arbor View 45, Shadow Ridge 28

Bishop Gorman 56, Centennial (Calif.) 28

Bonanza 36, Cheyenne 0

Boulder City 22, Mater East 13

Cactus Shadows (Ariz.) 54, Las Vegas 19

Canyon Springs 41, Cadence 9

Centennial 38, Somerset-Losee 28

Chaparral 28, Del Sol 0

Coachella Valley (Calif.) 30, Eldorado 26

Desert Oasis 20, Spring Valley 7

Desert Pines 35, Silverado 14

Foothill 47, Durango 7

Faith Lutheran 30, Green Valley 14

GV Christian 53, Sloan Canyon 0

Lake Mead 70, Kingman (Ariz.) 3

Legacy 49, Cimarron-Memorial 6

Liberty 49, Coronado 7

Lincoln County 28, Rancho 21

Moapa Valley 51, The Meadows 7

Mojave 56, Western 0

SLAM Academy 33, Pahrump Valley 6

Sunrise Mountain 46, Valley 6

Virgin Valley 35, Democracy Prep 6

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

MOST READ
Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.
THE LATEST
Arbor View holds off Desert Pines in OT thriller

Arbor View and Desert Pines combined for more than 1,000 yards of offense Friday, but it was the Aggies’ defense in overtime that ultimately made the difference.

MORE STORIES