The 2026 high school football season got underway in Southern Nevada with games in Week 7.
Check back throughout Friday night for scores from Week 7 games involving teams from the Las Vegas Valley and surrounding areas.
More high school football coverage
Here’s our Week 7 football predictions
The biggest games: Week 7 storylines
Explaining the independent CCSD football schools
This is our top 5 games to watch
Here’s our Week 7 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
FRIDAY’S WEEK 7 SCORES
Final scores will be added as they are reported:
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
Get ready for Week 7
One month of high school football remains for the 30 independent Clark County School District programs.
The season for independent football teams ends Oct. 23, when the Superintendents Cup will be crowned across the three divisions for the CCSD teams.
Beginning Friday, CCSD teams have three weeks remaining on the regular-season portion of their schedule to conclude league play. The top two teams in each of the two leagues in each division will play crossover games for the Superintendents Cup.
Through the first two weeks of league play, it has become clear who the contenders are. And in other divisions, not as much.
Game times and matchups are subject to change.
This content was produced with the help of artificial intelligence and edited by Review-Journal staff.
