Arizona High School Football Scores - Week 1

Arizona High School Football Scores
Friday, August 26, 2011

Agua Fria 48, Shadow Ridge 30
Basha 52, Corona Del Sol 7
Benson 53, Tanque Verde 21
Bisbee 39, Rio Rico 6
Boulder Creek 48, Cave Creek Cactus Shadows 20
Cactus 53, Phoenix Moon Valley 0
Camp Verde 38, Scottsdale Christian 14
Campo Verde 31, Apache Junction 6
Chandler 64, Yuma Kofa 0
Chandler Hamilton 17, Phoenix Mountain Pointe 7
Chandler Seton 20, Fountain Hills 13
Chandler Valley Christian 64, Queen Creek Canyon State 0
Chinle 28, Kayenta Monument Valley 7
Coolidge 34, Vista Grande 14
Douglas 26, Tucson Empire 15
Duncan 22, Elfrida Valley 20
Eagar Round Valley 63, Whiteriver Alchesay 0
Florence 48, Eloy Santa Cruz 6
Fort Defiance Window Rock 58, Many Farms 0
Ganado 42, Sanders Valley 0
Gila Bend 28, South Ridge 20
Gilbert Mesquite 20, Gilbert Highland 3
Glendale Apollo 24, Peoria 13
Glendale Deer Valley 28, Willow Canyon 21
Goodyear Millenium 32, Betty Fairfax High School 18
Higley 51, Phoenix Hayden 14
Joseph City 82, Rock Point 12
Keams Canyon Hopi 42, Pinon 19
Lakeside Blue Ridge 28, Cottonwood Mingus 7
Laveen Chavez 45, La Joya Community 0
Marana Mountain View 27, Marana 2
Mayer 58, Rancho Solano Prep 20
Mesa Desert Ridge 47, Gilbert 7
Mesa Dobson 42, Mesa Westwood 20
Mesa Red Mountain 24, Avondale Westview 14
Mesa Skyline 52, Kingman 14
Nogales 48, Tucson Catalina Magnet 6
Parker 29, Wickenburg 14
Payson 19, Chino Valley 12
Peoria Centennial 52, Raymond S. Kellis 7
Peoria Sunrise Mountain 45, Phoenix Greenway 19
Perry 44, Casa Grande 21
Phoenix Alhambra 13, Phoenix Central 6
Phoenix Brophy 32, Glendale Mountain Ridge 0
Phoenix Camelback 19, Phoenix South Mountain 12
Phoenix Christian 48, Phoenix Arizona Lutheran 28
Phoenix Desert Vista 38, Mesa 6
Phoenix North Canyon 20, Phoenix Horizon 15
Phoenix Pinnacle 40, Glendale O'Connor 21
Phoenix Shadow Mountain 27, Phoenix Goldwater 26
Phoenix St. Mary's 35, North 22
Phoenix Sunnyslope 28, Phoenix Washington 26
Phoenix Thunderbird 27, Desert Edge 10
Pima 52, Chandler Prep 7
Prescott 39, Bradshaw Mountain 21
Queen Creek 49, Combs 0
Safford 26, Morenci 14
San Manuel 59, Sells Baboquivari 0
San Pasqual, Winterhaven, Calif. 96, Joy Christian High School 0
San Tan Foothills 49, Tombstone 26
Scottsdale Chaparral 22, Tucson Salpointe 21
Scottsdale Desert Mountain 43, Mesa Mountain View 7
Scottsdale Prep 82, Cibecue 40
Scottsdale Saguaro 63, Paradise Valley 20
Sierra Linda 52, Glendale 26
Snowflake 61, Holbrook 0
St. David 85, Tucson School-Deaf and Blind 0
Superior 39, Kearny Ray 13
Tempe Marcos de Niza 56, Scottsdale Notre Dame 6
Tempe McClintock 47, Tempe 14
Tempe Prep 28, Phoenix Bourgade 14
Thatcher 27, Miami 16
Tolleson 45, Phoenix Maryvale 13
Tuba City 8, Chinle Rough Rock 6
Tuba City Greyhills 30, Red Mesa 8
Tucson Catalina Foothills 35, Tucson Rincon 23
Tucson Flowing Wells 31, Sahuarita 21
Tucson Ironwood Ridge 28, Tucson Canyon del Oro 7
Tucson Palo Verde 49, Tucson Amphitheater 33
Tucson Santa Rita 42, Sierra Vista Buena 18
Tucson Sunnyside 49, Tucson Desert View 0
Vail Cienega 17, Tucson Sabino 16
Valley Vista 47, Phoenix Browne 6
Westwind Prep 32, San Carlos 6
Willcox 24, Lordsburg, N.M. 6
Williams Field 42, Maricopa 0
Winkelman Hayden 10, Ft. Thomas 0
Winslow 34, Sedona Red Rock 20
Youngker High School 15, Goodyear Estrella Foothills 12
Yuma 54, San Luis 0
Yuma Cibola 29, Lake Havasu 14

Chaparral Loses to Bishop Gorman in Sollenberger Classic

by Jeff Fisher
Arizona High School Football Huddle

Bishop Gorman (Nevada) started the season in a big way Saturday night with a solid 42-22 win over Chaparral in a battle of nationally-ranked teams at the Sollenberger Classic at the University of Phoenix Stadium.

The Gaels were led by Shaq Powell who scored six touchdowns while rushing for 303 yards on 28 carries. Powell also catch three passes for 34 yards.

Bishop Gorman entered the game ranked #10 in MaxPreps.com's Preseason Top 25 Poll, while Chaparral was ranked #24.

Nevada High School Football Scores
Saturday, August 20, 2011

Sollenberger Classic

Bishop Gorman (NV)  42 Chaparral  22
Moapa Valley (NV)  28 Show Low 26

Prescott High Names Steve Moran New Football Coach

by Jeff Fisher
Arizona High School Football Huddle

Prescott didn't have to look far to fill the sudden vacancy for a head football coach.

Steve Moran, who was helping former head coach Bob Young as an assistant, has been promoted to head coach.  The hiring closes, at least for now, the coaching carousel that began when Young accepted the Prescott job, then resigned a month later to return to his old job at Mingus.

Moran has plenty of head coaching experience, having led the Bradshaw Mountain program in the 80s and 90s.  In 19 years as a head coach Moran owns a record of 142-67-1.

Bob Young Leaves Prescott HS; Returns to Mingus High School as Head Football Coach

Jeff Fisher
Arizona High School Football Huddle

The Bob Young coaching carousel between Mingus and Prescott High Schools has returned to where it started.

Young, who resigned from Mingus earlier this year to take-over the Prescott program, has decided to return to his former job at his former school.  Young replaces Neil Dixon, Young's long-time assistant, who was named head coach after Young left for Prescott.

Young was named Mingus head coach in 1997, but left for two years while he coached at Westwood.  Mingus won the 4A state title in Young's first year in '97.

With practice beginning August 1st, Prescott is expected to name an assistant as interim coach for the 2011 season.

Young Leaves Mingus for Head Coaching Job at Prescott HS

by Jeff Fisher
Arizona High School Football Huddle

Bob Young has resigned from Mingus to take the head coaching job at Prescott High.

Young's longtime assistant Neil Dixon will take-over for Young.

Phoenix Lands All-American High School Football Game

by Jeff Fisher
Arizona High School Football Huddle

And then there were three...three high school football All-American all-star football games that is.

The United State Marine Corps and Junior Rank, a national training company for young athletes, announced today the creation of the Semper Fidelis All American Bowl that will be played January 3, 2012 at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. The East-West format game will showcase 100 of the best seniors in the nation.

"The United States Marine Corps is the embodiment of honor, tradition and working with your teammate to achieve an objective," said Junior Rank founder Shaon Berry. "Nothing will stop a Marine from his objective. The parallels between a winner on and off the field, those same core values, will be manifest in the participants of the bowl game and combine which bears the name of the United States Marine Corps. We look forward to bringing in the best athletes from across the nation to a beautiful setting in Phoenix for a true celebration of the game."

The Semper Fidelis All American Bowl will be held in conjunction with Fiesta Bowl Week and the celebration surrounding the BCS bowl game in Arizona.

The U.S. Army All-American Bowl is the oldest of the post-season national all-star games. Recently Under Armour joined the field with the help of a television contract with ESPN.

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