High School Reporters

By Stephen Freyermuth
Sports Editor for Coronado Explorer

After a loss in its first district game of the season, Americas took out its anger on winless Coronado Friday night at the SAC. The high powered Americas offense never seemed to stop pumping out points, and the Coronado offense that hasn’t been able to get going remained consistent by not scoring. If these two themes continue, Americas and Coronado will be moving in different directions from one another rapidly.

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By Henry Quintana II
Athletics Media Relations, Cathedral High School

The Irish have come off a fantastic shut-out win against the Mountain View Lobos. It capped a great Homecoming week for the Cathedral family. This week gets a little bit difficult taking on the always supersized Canutillo Eagles. The Eagles are coming of a 21-6 win over the Gadsden Panthers. Both teams hold records of 2-1. The Irish look to continue momentum and get that 3rd win.

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By Tyler Raines, Chapin Chronicle

Anxious for another successful win for football, Chapin Huskies look forward to this week’s match up against the eagles of Andress High School at 7 p.m on Friday nigh

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By Joey Esposito
Sports Reporter, Chapin Huskies

Intense can only begin to describe the feel of this Friday's volleyball game against El Paso High. The great rivalry continues another year as the Huskies go head to head with the Tigers in a heated game of skill.

Will Chapin come out on top in a fierce match against their rivals?

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By: Stephen Freyermuth
Sports Editor for Coronado Explorer

The game Friday night between Americas and Coronado has two different storylines, set up by two different off-season situations. Americas is looking to compete for a district championship with a veteran offense that has had a great amount of success this season, even in a loss to Franklin High School.

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By Tyler Raines
Sports Reporter Chapin Chronicle

Disappointed is the only word to describe how the Chapin Husky football team feels. For a second week in a row Chapin lost. The Huskies look forward to turning the season around against northeast foe Parkland. This week's matchup will play out at Irvin HS at 7 p.m.

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By Brian Ortiz
Sports Reporter Andress High School

Socorro's homecoming celebration was put on hold after a pounding defeat to the Andress Eagles.

Andress' Friday night game against Socorro proved to be a showcase for the Eagles' new full time quarterback Ryan Metz.

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By Christian Molinar
Burges High School Sports reporter for KROD

Walking into the Burges football locker room, the mission is clear. The words, “Payback Tour 2011” hang on the white board, and players can’t miss it.

Cathedral High School was the first on the “tour” schedule. Burges paid back the Irish in a 35-7 win after losing to them last year.

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By Henry Quintana III
Cathedral High School Athletics Media Relations

After scoring a touchdown just minutes into the first quarter using some trickery against the Mustangs last Friday, the Irish just couldn't hold of Burges' ground attack, losing our first game of the 2011 season 35-7.

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By Tyler Raines
Chapin Chronicle Sports Reporter

Pumped up the Chapin Husky football team is ready for battle in the second week of Chapin football. Coming off a tough loss last week, it is critical that Chapin Huskies don’t lose focus. Ready for Friday’s game, Chapi

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