Tuesday’s prep sports action was filled with thrilling matches, standout individual performances, and surprising upsets across boys soccer, girls soccer, and girls volleyball. Teams showcased their skills and determination as they vied for conference supremacy, making it a memorable day for athletes and fans alike.

Boys Soccer

In boys soccer, both Desert Oasis and Liberty secured commanding victories, bolstering their positions in the conference standings. Key players delivered exceptional performances, contributing significantly to their teams’ successes.

Top Performances

• Michael DiOrio (Liberty): Scored a goal and provided two assists in Liberty’s 5-1 win over Clark.
• Ethan Garcia (Tech): Continued his scoring streak with a goal and an assist in Liberty’s victory.
• Hudson Albaugh (Liberty): Added a goal, showcasing the depth of Liberty’s offensive lineup.
• Tyler Ngo (Sloan Canyon): Scored the lone goal for his team and demonstrated resilience against Desert Oasis.

Game Highlights

• Desert Oasis 6, Sloan Canyon 1: Desert Oasis displayed offensive dominance, scoring all six goals in the second half. Despite the loss, Sloan Canyon’s goalkeeper, Fausto Moran, made an impressive 26 saves.
• Liberty 5, Clark 1: Liberty controlled the game from start to finish, with a balanced attack and solid defense. Multiple players contributed to the scoreline, emphasizing their teamwork.

Scores

Problem of the Night

Michael DiOrio (Liberty)

Michael was an absolute problem on the field, scoring a goal and providing two assists in Liberty’s decisive 5-1 victory over Clark. His playmaking abilities and offensive contributions were key factors in his team’s success.

Girls Soccer

Top Performances

• Danielle Morales (Arbor View): Delivered an exceptional performance with four goals and an assist in Arbor View’s 8-0 win over Cimarron-Memorial.
• Juliana Lopez (Green Valley): Scored three goals, propelling Green Valley to a 6-0 victory over Western.
• Courtney Howard (Shadow Ridge): Provided an assist and was instrumental in her team’s 5-4 win against Desert Pines.
• Hunter Hughes (Sierra Vista): Scored the lone goal in Sierra Vista’s 1-0 victory over Doral Academy.

Game Highlights

• Arbor View 8, Cimarron-Memorial 0: Arbor View dominated the match from start to finish. Danielle Morales led the offensive onslaught with four goals, supported by teammates Sophia Sachs and others.
• Foothill 10, Las Vegas 0: Foothill showcased their offensive prowess, with multiple players contributing to the double-digit scoreline, including Tianna Hunsaker with two goals and two assists.
• Sierra Vista 1, Doral Academy 0: In a defensive battle, Sierra Vista secured a narrow victory with a goal from Hunter Hughes, handing Doral Academy only their second loss of the season.
• Faith Lutheran 2, Palo Verde 2: Both teams displayed determination in a tightly contested draw, with strong performances from players like Gina Rumschlag and Olivia Gastwirth of Palo Verde.

Scores

Problem of the Night

Danielle Morales (Arbor View)

Danielle was an undeniable problem for Cimarron-Memorial’s defense, scoring four goals and providing an assist. Her outstanding performance was instrumental in Arbor View’s commanding 8-0 victory.

Girls Volleyball

Top Performances

• Angelina Guerrero (Durango): Dominated at the net with 19 kills and 10 digs in Durango’s 3-0 win over Silverado.
• Miy’Aja Diggs (Legacy): Recorded 30 assists, 5 service aces, and 12 digs in a close five-set match against Basic.
• Sweden Smith (Virgin Valley): Contributed 6 kills, 4 aces, and 8 digs to lead her team to a straight-set victory over Cheyenne.
• Taylor Anderson (Durango): Added 7 kills and showcased strong defensive play with 10 digs.

Game Highlights

• Durango 3, Silverado 0: Durango continued their unbeaten conference run with set scores of 25-16, 25-20, and 25-15. Guerrero’s offensive firepower was complemented by solid team defense.
• Basic 3, Legacy 2: In a thrilling five-set match, Basic overcame Legacy with scores of 26-24, 25-15, 15-25, 18-25, and 15-9. Both teams displayed determination and skill throughout the contest.
• Virgin Valley 3, Cheyenne 0: Virgin Valley secured a convincing win, with key contributions from Smith and Tobler, maintaining their strong conference performance.

Scores

Problem of the Night

Angelina Guerrero (Durango)

Angelina was a significant problem for Silverado, amassing 19 kills and 10 digs. Her powerful attacks and defensive contributions were crucial in Durango’s straight-set victory, highlighting her as a standout player of the night.

Note: All statistics and records are based on the latest available data.