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Wednesday’s high school scores, top performances

Wednesday’s top high school soccer performances:

Boys soccer

— Anthony Delcid, Shadow Ridge: The junior goalkeeper had a shutout with four saves in the Mustangs’ 3-0 victory over Chaparral.

— Dylan Flores, Coronado: The sophomore had a goal and an assist to help the Cougars roll to a 4-0 win over Las Vegas.

— Daniel Robles, Centennial: The junior goalkeeper had eight saves to help the Bulldogs get past Clark with a 2-1 win.

— Anthony Terry, The Meadows: The junior scored two goals as the Mustangs edged Boulder City 3-2.

— Michael Umana, Sunrise Mountain: The junior logged a goal and an assist to lift the Miners to a 3-1 victory over Western.

Girls volleyball

— Julia Hille, Palo Verde: The sophomore logged 16 assists and six digs to help the Panthers get a 25-13, 25-10, 25-19 win over Desert Oasis.

— Gio Ortega, Green Valley: The freshman finished with 15 kills and 11 digs as the Gators beat Cimarron-Memorial 25-19, 25-17, 17-25, 25-23.

— Ashlyn Winans, Tech: The sophomore contributed 16 assists and 10 service aces as the Roadrunners defeated Desert Pines 25-2, 25-11, 25-7.

Scores

Boys soccer

Arbor View 4, Bishop Gorman 2

Bonanza 2, Desert Oasis 1

Centennial 2, Clark 1

Coronado 4, Las Vegas 0

Shadow Ridge 3, Chaparral 0

Sierra Vista 9, Mojave 0

SLAM Academy 6, Sloan Canyon 1

Sunrise Mountain 3, Western 1

The Meadows 3, Boulder City 2

Girls soccer

Liberty 10, Bonanza 0

Girls volleyball

Cadence 3, Del Sol 0

Canyon Springs 3, Valley 0

Clark 3, Sunrise Mountain 0

Green Valley 3, Cimarron-Memorial 1

Palo Verde 3, Desert Oasis 0

Tech 3, Desert Pines 0

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

Jeff Wollard Las Vegas Review-Journal

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