Las Vegas High School Football Games - Arbor View Wins the 2026 Superintendents Cup

Week 11 High School Football Games: NIAA

The best result on the private and charter side came out of Henderson. #5 Faith Lutheran went to #2 Sloan Canyon and won 20-16. That is a big one for the Crusaders. The Pirates are a tough bunch. Especially at home. We’ll get to see both teams up close and personal in the NIAA playoffs.

#3 Mater East beat Somerset Losee 61-7 and heads to #1 Gorman on Thursday, Oct. 29. #4 CIVICA shut out The Meadows 59-0, #8 Lake Mead beat #6 GV Christian 42-6, and #7 SLAM! Nevada beat Pinecrest Cadence 46-6. Gorman had the week off.

Out in the rurals: Moapa Valley 42, Virgin Valley 21. Pahranagat Valley 56, Spring Mountain 12. Laughlin 64, Round Mountain 28. Indian Springs 13, Beaver Dam 8.

And now the Independents: Cup night around the Valley

Liberty bounced back from their overtime loss to Centennial and beat Coronado 17-13 for third place in Division I (our Week 10 recap has that semifinal). That makes two St. Rose Bowls this season, and the Patriots won both. Nado was tough this year. They spent some time as our #1 team. Liberty was tougher, and they didn’t like that.

#9 Legacy and #5 Palo Verde lit up the scoreboard, and the Longhorns won it 55-44. Palo Verde was undefeated for a long time this season, and spent more time at the top of our rankings than any other school on the Indie side. Then they went 1-2 to end the season. Trisha LaCoste shot this one for us and gave the Longhorns and Panthers a SICK highlight reel, even though they weren’t playing for the Cup. Check it out!

Around the rest of the Valley: Desert Pines beat Desert, Oasis 26-12. Tanesha Towns was there for us. Bonanza beat Cimarron-Memorial 33-28, Durango beat Canyon Springs 52-0, Silverado beat Clark 17-14, Eldorado beat Del Sol 25-14, Rancho beat Western 20-7, Sierra Vista beat Spring Valley 13-6, and Las Vegas High beat Mojave 71-23.

FSM Prep Rally Independent Game of the Week: #7 Centennial at #2 Arbor View

Centennial came in hot. The Bulldogs knocked off our No. 1 Liberty in overtime a week ago, and this was their shot at the one team in the West that had already handled them. Arbor View won that regular season game 55-34. The rematch was not any closer. TQ was on the sideline for this one.

Kamareion Bell is a dawg. He was the story on both sides of the ball. The senior ran for three touchdowns and added an interception on defense, the same way he took over the semifinal against Coronado with a pick and a fumble recovery. This kid is a really patient runner with a serious accelerator. He reminds me of another famous Bell who occupied the position for the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets. La’Veon Bell. Kamaerion tiptoes behind his line, waits for the slightest hole to open, then shoots through it with bad intentions, looking for someone to run over. It’s been a joy to cover him and Thaddeus Thatcher in high school, and I can’t wait to see what they do at the next level.

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Look, Arbor View has been knocking on the door for a while. The Aggies lost two straight top NIAA title games to Gorman, then the CCSD Independents left the NIAA and built their own postseason. Arbor View is the first team to win it. Every seed and result is on our Las Vegas high school football rankings and bracket page.

Independent Division II Superintendents Cup Final: #4 Green Valley at #3 Basic

Green Valley had one loss all season, 21-12 to Basic in the Henderson Bowl on Sept. 4. The Gators got their rematch on the Wolves’ field with the Cup on the line, and it started badly. Starting quarterback Michael Lewis left in the first quarter with what looked like a shoulder injury. That same shoulder had been dislocated previously, and Green Valley didn’t even need their starter

Brady Theel came in and did the job. He threw the go-ahead touchdown to Nainoa Roston in the second quarter, and Sonny Uranich carried the rest of the load: 20 carries, 152 yards, and a touchdown. Green Valley 27, Basic 16. Raykn Allen shot this one for us.

(Scores and stats via the Las Vegas Review-Journal.)

Independent Division III Superintendents Cup Final: Valley at #8 Sunrise Mountain

Sunrise Mountain already beat Valley once this season, 26-24 in overtime. The Cup final was even wilder. Quarterback August Krael threw for scores and ran for another; Zik Hutchinson caught seven passes for 118 yards and a touchdown, and Jordan Scroggins took a punt back 55 yards for six. Julian Mejia was all over the field on defense.

Valley kept answering, all the way to 42 points, but the Miners got the last word. Sunrise Mountain 46, Valley 42, and the first Division III Cup belongs to the Miners. Amazon Tiger was there for us.

(Scores and stats via the Las Vegas Review-Journal and MaxPreps.)

That is a wrap on the first Superintendents Cup. Congratulations to Arbor View, Green Valley, and Sunrise Mountain. On the NIAA side, Mater East goes to Gorman on Thursday, Oct. 29, and our NIAA Top 10 drops Monday morning. Nominate your player for Las Vegas High School Athlete of the Week, and find every Las Vegas high school football story in one place. Make sure you keep coming back to FSM for all your 702 High School Football game coverage. Thanks for visiting FranchiseSportsMedia.com for your Las Vegas Sports news today.

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