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Pahranagat Valley 128, Coleville 74

Tonopah 71, Carlin 30 (for game summary, click here)

The Meadows 23, Battle Mtn 14

Pershing Co 28, Mtn View 22

Bishop Manogue 48, Reno 6

Moapa Valley 35, Fernley 7

Truckee 35, Virgin Valley 7

Las Vegas 45, Green Valley 32

Del Sol 42, Basic 27

Palo Verde 35, Cimarron 21

Bishop Gorman 37, Cheyenne 36

Damonte Ranch 9, Hug 7

Reed 44, Douglas 24

McQueen 56, Galena 16

The team and individual championship awards were given Saturday at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Boulder City.

(For complete results for all classifications, click here)

1A/2A

Boys -

Team - (1) Sierra Lutheran, 21, 1:29:04.90 (2) North Tahoe, 58, 1:34:19.05 (3) Whittell, 61, 1:34:49.69

Individual - (1) Wade Meddles, Sierra Lutheran, 16:13.19 (2) Mike Sunseri, Incline, 17:17.95 (3) Michael Kubel, Sierra Lutheran, 17:51.53

Girls -

Team - (1) Sage Ridge, 41, 1:54:46.33 (2) Laughlin, 53, 1:57:54.14 (3) North Tahoe, 68, 1:59:39.15

Individual -  (1) Claire Kelley, Sage Ridge - 21:04.24 (2) Briana Drago, Incline - 21:29.80 (3) Mary Jo Wright, Wells - 22:00.16

3A

Boys -

Team - (1) Lowry, 45, 1:32:33.69 (2) Boulder City, 59, 1:34:04.93 (3) Moapa Valley, 60, 1:34:36.41

Individual - (1) Matt Lundgren, Boulder City - 17:15.83 (2) Ben Stephens, Spring Creek - 117:25.00 (3) Josh Thompson, Moapa Valley - 17:28.82

Girls -

Team - (1) Lowry, 51, 1:58:57.43 (2) Spring Creek, 63, 2:01:49.33 (3) Faith Lutheran, 68, 2:01:26.81

Individual - (1) Keely Bakken, Faith Lutheran - 20:57.19 (2) Kristin Rampton, Spring Creek - 21:37.29 (3) Erin Tattersall, Lowry - 21:40.77

4A

Boys -

Team - (1) Centennial, 1:26:53.14 (2) Carson, 1:26:48.92 (3) Reno, 1:27:22.89

Individual - (1) Bryan Tibaduiza, Galena - 16:22.82, (2) Richard Shroy, Carson - 16:29.37, (3) Nathan Williams, Centennial - 16:37.76

Girls  -

Team - (1) Galena, 51, 1:45:59.89 (2) Coronado, 62, 1:46:18.32 (3) South Tahoe, 69, 1:45:09.03

Individual - (1) Kelsey Smith, South Tahoe - 18:59.88 (2) Leah Leedy, Foothill - 19:35.69 (3) Michaelanne Laurent, Coronado - 20:12.00

4A North Final regular season games

Reno 56, Elko 28

Douglas 48, Carson 20

McQueen 34, Spanish Springs 14

Reed 69, North Valleys 22

Churchill Co 47, Wooster 0

First Round Playoff Games

(For playoff brackets, click the appropriate division at the right)

Carlin 42, Owyhee 28

Coleville 80, Wells 58 (For game summary, click here)

Tonopah 45, Round Mountain 28 (For game summary, click here)

Pahranagat Valley 58, Indian Springs 18 (For game summary, click here)

Mountain View 40, Lincoln Co 24 (For game summary, click here.)

Meadows 28, Needles 27

Battle Mountain 44, Whittell 8

Pershing Co 54, Rite of Passage 12

Truckee 57, Sparks 0

Fernley 44, Spring Creek 6

Moapa Valley 41, Faith Lutheran 21

Virgin Valley 39, Boulder City 20

Palo Verde 21, Sierra Vista 7

Cimarron-Memorial 35, Spring Valley 14

Cheyenne 32, Bonanza 7

Bishop Gorman 17, Legacy 6

Las Vegas 52, Foothill 20

Green Valley 32, Desert Pines 12

Del Sol 72, Rancho 47

Basic 34, Valley 21

I hadn’t realized it until I was on the sideline of the Pahranagat Valley - Tonopah game Friday, that it has been two weeks since I’ve written on this post. Thanks, Taylor, for reminding me and keeping me in line. (BTW, any pictures yet?)

• Since we are on the subject of Pahranagat Valley, they are the only team that has remained in the top 10 offensively and defensively all season. They are currently 2nd in scoring at 58.5 pts/gm and 9th on defense giving up 13.5 pts/gm. And their undersized O-line, averaging 160+/-, hasn’t given up a sack all season.
• Joining them on both charts this week is Cheyenne at 8th in scoring, with 42.9/gm and 2nd in defense at 5.1/gm.
• Two weeks ago Coleville scored a season high 96 points in a game. The top 6 defenses haven’t yielded that many points, individually, all season. It’s also more than 12 teams have scored on the season.
• In that game Jason Peters scored 12 touchdowns, 10 passing, 2 rushing, 1 interception return, to break the state record of 10 set in 1957 by Carlin’s Dion Frazier.
• Peter’s 72 points out score 7 teams season totals.
• Coleville is the only team with over 500 pts (534) on the season. Their regular season is done with 8 games. They need 162 more points to break Manogue’s 2003 record of 696 in 12 games. To do it they’ll have to make it to the state title game and average 54 points/game on the way.
• There are still 5 undefeated teams and 5 teams without a win.
• The 5 undefeated’s have combined for 27 state titles, Pahranagat Valley with 11 of those.
• Of the 16, 1A league teams, 9 have scored over 300 points, 5 of those over 400, while only 2 have given up fewer than 200.
• The 2A has 3 of 16 over 300, none over 400 and have 10 giving up less than 200.
• The 3A has 1 of 10 over 300, none over 400, with 9 giving up less than 200.( Most teams in the 3A North are missing a game after Yerington’s forfeit)
• The 4A has 7 of 45 over 300, none over 400, with 19 giving up less than 200.
• The 1A has 9/16 teams at .500 or better.
• 2A has 8/16 at .500 or better.
• 3A has 7/10 at .500 or better.
• 4A has 21/45 at .500 or better.
• In the 1A, Pahranagat has the largest margin of victory at +359
• In the 2A, Whittell is +196
• In the 3A, Virgin Valley is +218
• In the 4A, Cheyenne is +340. Despite being seeded second in their division, they have scored 32 more and given up 42 fewer points than #1 seed Palo Verde.
• Despite their 3-6 overall record, Mountain View is +12
• Legacy’s Kerwynn Williams is ranked 46th nationally in rushing yards at 1641 yards and 30th in td’s with 21.
• Rancho’s James Cammack is ranked 30th nationally in yards thrown at 2528 and 44th in total offense at 2825 yards.
• Coleville’s Peters is 23rd in passing yards at 2562, 17th in yds/gm at 320.3 and 4th in both td’s at 40 and total offense with 3553.
• Dijon Holman of Rancho is 15th in receptions with 65 and 19th in yardage with 1070.
• Coleville’s Emmi Sandoval is 4th in yardage at 1248 and 1st in td’s with 20.
• South Tahoe’s Tinlin is tied for 30th with 14 sacks.

The football playoffs are already less than two weeks away, with games scheduled for November the 8th in the 1A, 2A and 3A. The 4A South begins the 7th with the 4A North starting the following weekend.

Most of the teams have been determined, though final seeding won’t be worked out until games are played this weekend.

This is a look at the likely scenarios for the first round:

1A North

#1 Carlin v #4 Owyhee

#2 Coleville v #3 Wells

1A South

#1 Pahranagat Valley v #4 Indian Springs/Spr Mountain

#2 Tonopah v #3 Round Mountain

Round Mountain plays Pahranagat Valley Thursday and if they defeat them there will be a 3-way tie for first, with Pahranagat likely holding the tie breaker depending on the point differential vs Round Mountain.

2A North

#1 Pershing Co v #4 Rite of Passage

#2 Battle Mtn v #3 Whittell

2A South

#1 Lincoln Co v #4 Mountain View/White Pine

#2 Meadows v #3 Needles

3A North

#1 Truckee v #4 Sparks/Dayton/ Spr Crk

#2 Fernley v #3 Sparks/Dayton/Spr Crk

3A South

#1 Virgin Valley/Moapa Valley v #4 Faith Lutheran

#2 Virgin Valley/ Moapa Valley v #3 Boulder City

4A North

#1(HD) McQueen v #4 (S) Galena

#2 (HD) Hug v #3 (S)Damonte Ranch

#1 (S) Bishop Manogue v #4 (HD) Spanish Springs

#2 (S) Douglas v #3 (HD) Reed

4A South

Sunrise

#1 (NE) Las Vegas v #4 (SE) Foothill

#2 (NE) Rancho v #3 (SE) Green Valley/Del Sol/Basic

#1 (SE) GV/DS/BAS v #4 (NE) Eldorado/Valley/Chapparal/Canyon Springs

#2 (SE) GV/DS/BAS v #3 (NE) Desert Pines

Sunset

#1 (NW) Palo Verde v #4 (SW) Sierra Vista

#2 (NW) Cheyenne/Cimarron v #3 (SW) Spring Valley/Bonanza/Bishop Gorman

#1 (SW) SPV/BON/BG v #4 (NW) Legacy

#2 (SW) SPV/BON/BG v #3 (NW) CHEY/CM