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Kai Nacua leads Liberty to win against Eldorado: Friday, Oct. 19, 2012; Kai Nacua passed for three touchdowns and Tyler Newman threw for two more as Liberty High rolled to a 59-13 victory over Eldorado High.
NHL labor dispute causes changes for players such as Wranglers' Charlie Cook: Friday is opening night for the Wranglers, who host the Stockton Thunder at the Orleans Arena; Friday, Oct. 19, 2012; The ripple effects of the NHL lockout are being felt in the Las Vegas Wranglers’ ECHL. The labor dispute is prompting cancellation of regular-season NHL games, sending European teams into a feeding frenzy to sign the NHL-caliber talent and pushing out players who previously made a living playing overseas. “It’s extremely unfortunate,” said Ryan Mougenel, Wranglers coach and general manager. “There are a lot of players who deserve the right to be playing. It’s tough to sit by and watch NHL guys take journeymen’s jobs.” Charlie Cook is one of the players cast aside, but luckily for the defenseman, he’s found a spot on the Wranglers’ roster.
Liberty downs Del Sol after star tailback Kapeli goes down with injury: Friday, Oct. 12, 2012; If Liberty High head coach Rich Muraco wanted to see how some of his second string players would react to game situations, he got to see plenty of it against Del Sol on Friday.
Boulder City runs all over Sunrise Mountain: Friday, Oct. 12, 2012; Boulder City’s rushing attack faced little resistance against Sunrise Mountain on Friday. The Eagles rushed for 511 yards and seven touchdowns in a 55-6 rout.
Mojave punches ticket to postseason with win over Clark: Friday, Oct. 12, 2012; Mojave quarterback Zack Arave threw for 194 yards with three touchdowns as the Rattlers locked up a berth in the Division 1A state playoffs with a 45-7 victory over Clark on Friday.
Durango's rushing attack too much for Spring Valley: Friday, Oct. 12, 2012; Durango High’s Marcus Williams-Sanders rushed for three touchdowns, while Gene Germaine added one more and a pick-6 to give the Trail Blazers a 42-0 win over Spring Valley on Friday night.