We arrived in the fourth week of the football season at Arizona High School, a marvel amid the coronavirus pandemic. From now on, national chambers will highlight Scottsdale
Here’s a look at 10 exciting football stories this week:
Chandler Hamilton (2-0) at Scottsdale Saguaro (2-0), Friday at 6 p. m.
Both Saguaro and Hamilton won their Scottsdale Chaparral fit due to two positive COVID-19 cases in chaparral’s team two days before the start of the season. Hamilton was away last week. Saguaro scored 70 points opposite Maricopa, but it’s going to be different. ESPN will be there to televise the game nationwide with an hour before, and there will be stars everywhere in a refurbishment of last year’s Open Division semi-final that Saguaro managed to win in a tight game.
Chandler (3-0) at Gilbert Higley (2-1), Friday, 7 p. m.
Higley’s only one-point loss to Queen Creek Casteel. The Knights have so far shown that they are in a position for the transition from 5A to 6A. But are they in a position for the Monster Premier Region?Here’s the biggest beast of all with a clash opposite the guard state open division champion, Chandler, a device that has engulfed its wartime parties and spat them on the road to 29 consecutive victories.
Phoenix Brophy Prep (0-3) in Chaparral (0-0), Friday, 7 p. m.
This is the longest wait to start a football season for Chaparral, who lost his first three games to COVID. The way feelings spread will be key. The Firebirds can’t be too strong against a Brophy team in search of a victory with the quarterback. Elijah Warner was injured. The Broncos turned to open receiver Taj Hughes to lead the offensive. His Hail Mary almost gave him a victory over Anthem Boulder Creek.
Are you a fan? Stay informed. Subscribe to azcentral. com today.
Lakeside Blue Ridge (2-0) vs. Lakeside Blue Ridge Chandler Arizona College Prep, Friday, 7 p. m. , Chandler
The ACP is 3-0 marked to start a season for the first time in its history with coach Mryon Blueford, but it’s as vital a check as the school has ever faced. A victory opposed to Blue Ridge would give the team credibility. you can play in 3A and maybe win the name. Driven through the QB PJLondon, it is perhaps the most productive team in Blue Ridge since Paul Moro won his last state name in 2013, his final year at school.
Glendale Ironwood (3-0) at Goodyear Desert Edge (3-0), Friday, 7 p. m.
This is a possibility for Ironwood to say it would possibly be the most productive team in the Western Valley. It’s been a long time since you can say that too. But Quarterback William Haskell accelerated the offensive and the Desert Edge offensive achieved a 12-0 victory over Glendale Cactus. Desert Edge QB Adryan Lara will put big numbers on what can also be a top score game.
Casa Grande (2-1) at Scottsdale Desert Mountain (3-0), Friday, 7 p. m.
At the time of year coach Conrad Hamilton, Desert Mountain plays forged football in attack and defense, and has a calendar in which wolves can hold the table. This can be their toughest game with the Cougars bouncing hard since a season-opening defeat. Tucson Salpointe Catholic.
Casteel (3-0) at Gilbert Williams Field (1-2), Friday, 7 p. m.
It is almost a must-see victory for Williams Field, who has just suffered back-to-back defeats to Queen Creek and Peoria Centennial. The Black Hawks played much more in last week’s 14-8 defeat, but Casteel was on a mission, Newcombe’s coaching trio. Bobby, principal catcher Isaiah and first-year cornerer Jeremiah.
Sierra Vista Buena (2-0) in Salpointe (1-0), Friday, 7 p. m.
This will be Salpointe’s first game in two weeks. Good goes week after week in the hope of securing opponents. He didn’t find any last week, however Buena is looking for a third route this season, with coach Joe Thomas doing a masterful task of keeping players positive and not reveling in COVID’s desperation.
Phoenix Pinnacle (1-1) in Centennial (2-1), Friday, 7 p. m.
Are coyotes much bigger than that 42-0 loss to Hamilton?And was that 64-0 loss to Chandler just one appearance?Here’s a chance for those two proud systems to show what they’re made of this season. Centennial’s defense has progressed Pinnacle’s Defense, led by Anthony Franklin, hopes to take a position.
Tucson Pusch Ridge (2-1) in Safford (2-0), Friday, 7 p. m.
This is a wonderful 3A game with the possibility to see who might have the most productive chance of fighting in the state. Pusch Ridge has just won 58-26 against a Thatcher team that is not in full power. His only defeat was an opposite landing. Afford canceled last week’s game because San Tan Foothills had to be quarantined. Under new coach John O’Mera, the former head coach of Eastern Arizona College, Safford will be difficult for anyone in 3A this year.
For concepts of articles of human interest and other news, contact Obert at richard. obert@arizonarepublic. com or 602-316-8827. Follow him on Twitter @azc_obert.
Support journalism: subscribe to azcentral. com