Nevada Preps Friday football scores: Finals results from Week 4 from Las Vegas Valley, Nevada

The 2026 high school football season got underway in Southern Nevada with games in Week 2.

Check back throughout Friday night for scores from Week 4 games involving teams from the Las Vegas Valley and surrounding areas.

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FRIDAY’S WEEK 4 SCORES

Final scores will be added as they are reported.

Basic 21, Green Valley 12

Bishop Gorman 38, Lone Peak (Utah) 14

CAS 12, Portola (Calif.) 7

Carlin 48, McDermitt 0

Churchill County 47, Truckee 21

CIVICA 62, Elite (California) 6

Clark 41, Boulder City 0

Corona del Sol (Ariz.) 50, Mojave 0

Damonte Ranch 55, Wooster 0

Del Sol 30, Bonanza 16

Desert Oasis 33, Spring Valley 19

Eldorado 7, Cheyenne 0, called early

Elko 35, Lowry 7

Faith Lutheran 35, Damien (Calif.) 31

Hamilton (Ariz.) 44, Arbor View 0

Incline 41, Silver Stage 0

Laguna Beach (Calif.) 21, Shadow Ridge 7

Mater East 51, University City (Calif.) 13

Moapa Valley 63, Silverado 19

McQueen 45, North Valleys 0

Mineral County 64, Owyhee 6

Mountain View (Idaho) 56, Spanish Springs 7

Pahrump Valley 56, Chaparral 0

Perry (Ariz.) 55, Centennial 14

Reed 22, Galena 16

Reno 42, Sequoia (Calif.) 6

Rocklin (Calif.) 33, Bishop Manogue 0

Sierra Vista 49, Cimarron-Memorial 0

Skyridge (Utah) 24, Liberty 20

Sloan Canyon 49, Losee 7

South Tahoe (Calif.) 12, Dayton 8

Spring Creek 30, Virgin Valley 0

Sutter (Calif.) 26, Douglas 14

Trona (Calif.) 38, Beatty 28

Wells 36, Virginia City 24

White Pine 43, Yerington 12

Fernley at Sparks, late

Lake Mead Christian at Pinecrest-Cadence, late

Lone Pine (Calif.) at Indian Springs, late

Get ready for Week 4

Basic, which opened in 1942, is the oldest high school in Henderson. Green Valley opened in 1991 as the second high school in Henderson, which began the rivalry between the two oldest high schools in Henderson.

“This game is always special,” Basic coach Jeff Cahill said. “It’s a big deal for our school and our kids. Anytime you’re playing for a trophy, it means something and it goes back so far. It’s one of the best rivalries in town and both sides get pumped up for it.”

Game times and matchups are subject to change.

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