Nevada Preps Friday night football: Scores, updates from Week 7 from Las Vegas Valley

Nevada high school football opened Week 7 action across the Las Vegas Valley on Friday night, with scores beginning to emerge. **Final scores reported so far:** Bishop Gorman 35, Faith Lutheran 3, halftime Arbor View 4, Shadow Ridge 13 Del Sol 16, Cimarron‑Memorial 7 Palo Verde 22, Silverado 6 Rancho 38, Western 6 Spring Valley 14, Sierra Vista 7 Sunrise Mountain 18, Chaparral 17 Damonte Ranch 7, Douglas 3, halftime Spring Creek 10, Churchill County 7, halftime Bishop Manogue 12, McQueen 10, halftime Galena 10, Reno 7, halftime Spanish Springs 23, Reed 7, halftime Carson 10, North Valleys 0, 3rd quarter Lowry 0, South Tahoe 0, first quarter Truckee 0, Fernley 0, first quarter Indian Springs 0, Spring Mountain 0, first quarter Agassi Prep 0, Civica 0, first quarter Cheyenne 0, Bonanza 0, first quarter Coronado 0, Foothill 0, first quarter Lake Mead Christian 0, Foothills Christian 0, first quarter Dayton 0, Sparks 0, first quarter SLAM 0, Somerset‑Losee 0, first quarter CAS 0, Incline 0, first quarter Lincoln County 0, Meadows 0, first quarter Hug 0, Wooster 0, first quarter Yerington 0, West Wendover 0, first quarter Durango 0, Basic 0, first quarter Keystone Academy 0, Laughlin 0, first quarter Pahrump Valley 0, Virgin Valley 0, first quarter Pinecrest‑Sloan Canyon 0, Pinecrest‑Cadence 0, first quarter Mater 0, Grant 0, first quarter Mojave 0, Desert Pines 0, first quarter Canyon Springs 0, Legacy 0, first quarter Eldorado 0, Valley 0, first quarter Tonopah 0, Beatty 0, first quarter Beaver Dam 0, Pahranagat Valley 0, first quarter One week remains in the season for the 30 independent programs of the Clark County School District. The schedule for those independent teams concludes Oct. 23, when the Superintendents Cup will be awarded across the three divisions for CCSD squads. Beginning Friday, CCSD teams have three weeks left on the regular‑season schedule to finish league play. The top two teams in each of the two leagues within each region will meet in crossover games for the Superintendents Cup. After the first two weeks of league play, the contenders have become clear in some divisions, while others remain less defined. *Game times and matchups are subject to change.* *This content was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and edited by Review‑Journal staff.*