The 2026 high school football season got underway in Southern Nevada with games in Week 5.
Check back throughout Thursday night for scores from Week 5 games involving teams from the Las Vegas Valley and surrounding areas.
More high school football coverage
Here’s our Week 5 football predictions
The biggest games: Week 5 storylines
Explaining the independent CCSD football schools
This is our top 5 games to watch
Here’s our Week 5 high school football rankings
All of our high school sports coverage at Nevada Preps
Season previews
3A-1A Southern Region previews
CCSD independent school previews
5A, 4A remaining schools previews
THURSDAY’S WEEK 5 SCORES
Final scores will be added as they are reported.
Liberty 42, Desert Oasis 0
Legacy 28, Spring Valley 0
Moapa Valley 42, Clark 35
Shadow Ridge 57, Mojave 14
Keystone Academy 0, Spring Mountain 0, 1st quarter
Cimarron-Memorial 0, Western 0, 1st quarter
Durango 0, Palo Verde 0, 1st quarter
Tonopah 0, Laughlin 0, 1st quarter
Del Sol 0, Eldorado 0, 1st quarter
Round Mountain 0, Indian Springs 0, 1st quarter
Eureka 0, Carlin 0, 1st quarter
Virgin Valley 0, Basic 0, 1st quarter
Coronado 0, Desert Pines 0, 1st quarter
Foothill 0, Las Vegas 0, 1st quarter
Canyon Springs 0, Silverado 0, 1st quarter
Arbor View 41, Centennial 14, halftime
Morgan (Utah) at Faith Lutheran
Green Valley at Sierra Vista
Losee at Argyle (Texas)
Sunrise Mountain at Valley
Cheyenne at Rancho
GV Christian at Cadence
SLAM! Nevada vs. Holtville (California)
CIVICA Academy vs. Needles
Pahrump Valley at Mary Star of the Sea (California)
Get ready for Week 5
The new-look high school football season for the 30 independent Clark County School District programs will take shape this week.
After breaking away from the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association in March, many of the 30 independent teams begin their version of league play Thursday. All high school football games involving CCSD teams will be played on Thursday this week because of the Rosh Hashanah holiday.
As independent teams, the 30 schools cannot play for a NIAA-sanctioned state title, participate in any form of playoff or compete for a championship. But creative minds have come together to create a structure that will lead the schools to compete for the Superintendents Cup at the end of October.
The 30 teams are split into three Divisions based on competitive balance. There are two five-team leagues in each division based on geography. The top two teams in each league, based on the league standings, will compete in “crossover games” that act as semifinals for the Superintendent Cup title in each of the three divisions.
“I’m excited for the overall enthusiasm that’s out there for what we’re doing,” said Liberty coach Rich Muraco, whose Patriots are No. 2 in the Review-Journal’s Southern Nevada rankings and play at Desert Oasis at 6 p.m. Thursday as both teams begin Division I East League play.
Game times and matchups are subject to change.
This content was produced with the help of artificial intelligence and edited by Review-Journal staff.
