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San Diego Madison, at Cathedral Catholic, 4 p.m.ĬHANDLER BASHA at Los Alamitos, California San Joaquin Memorial (California), at Moorpark, California, 1 p.m. Gilbert Williams Field 13, San Bernardino (California) Cajon 12 Laveen Cesar Chavez, 57, Mesa Westwood, 20 Phoenix Trevor Browne, 10, Avondale Westview, 7

Phoenix Mountain Pointe, 49, Surprise Valley Vista, 14 Gilbert Perry, 19, Spring Valley (Nevada), 14 Shadow Ridge (Nevada), 43, Surprise Shadow Ridge, 24 Phoenix Sandra Day O'Connor, 24, Phoenix Brophy Prep, 10 Queen Creek Casteel 54, Glendale Mountain Ridge, 28īergen Catholic (New Jersey), 28, Scottsdale Saguaro, 7 Helix (California) 24, Mesa Mountain View, 21 Phoenix Pinnacle, 43, Oceanside (California) El Camino, 6 GIlbert Highland 34, Mesa Desert Ridge, 3 Imperial (California), 43, Yuma Cibola, 0 Scottsdale Chaparral, 23, Tucson Salpointe Catholic, 20 (OT) Phoenix North, 13, Anthem Boulder Creek, 42Ĭhandler, 63, Cathedral Catholic (California), 7

Mesa Red Mountain, 35, Chula Vista (California) Mater Dei Catholic, 16 Week 3 scheduleĪll games 7 p.m., unless noted 6A Conference (Upper case games represent picks from The Republic's Richard Obert). Thomas, Valparaiso, Roosevelt, Culver-Stockton, Notre Dame College.Here is a list of Week 3 games of the Arizona Interscholastic Association high school football schedule. The Vikings will look to senior QB Alex Porter and senior receivers Mason Pawelko and Tyler Tuisl to pick up the offensive slack.ĭayton, Morehead St., St. Junior Jackson Reyes (5'11, 185) will take his place. Geneva's primary offensive producer, senior running back Carter Powelson, broke his collarbone in the Vikings' first round rout of Collinsville. Offensive tackle Valen Erickson (6'6, 315) is one of the most highly-recruited linemen in the state he picked Missouri over Nebraska, Cincinnati and Illinois. QB Tommy Ulatowski and receivers Brayden Hall and E.J. It remains a mystery as to whether he will play Friday night. Carmel.īrown is now back he suited up and was reportedly ready-to-go, if needed, for the Mustangs' first round game against Rolling Meadows (42-7 win). Rita played all of those games without superstar running back Kaleb Brown, who was injured in the first quarter against Mt.

Patrick) and losses against two others- 37-7 versus undefeated 8A top seed Loyola Academy and 16-9 in its season opener against South Side nemesis Mt. The Mustangs' record includes wins against two playoff qualifiers/first round winners (42-39 over Nazareth Academy & 34-0 over St. That's enough to make the Vikings sufficiently ominous to St. Geneva was competitive in losses to Glenbard North (21-7) and Wheaton-Warrenville South (13-12), which nearly upset CCL power Chicago Brother Rice (8-2) in Round One. Carmel Friday night, and runner-up Wheaton North Falcons (27-0). In the regular season, the Vikings were outclassed by the undefeated conference champion Batavia Bulldogs (35-0), who play at Chicago Mt. It's one of two Friday night match-ups between arguably the two top conferences in Illinois, the Chicago/East Suburban Catholic (11-0 in Round One) and the DuKane (4-1). Rita Mustangs (8-2) at Geneva Vikings (6-4)