Arizona HS football roundup: Liberty, Red Mountain, Basha, Cactus advance

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A roundup of key Arizona high school football playoff games from Nov. 25, 2022.

Galvan had 144 yards rushing and 39 receiving, two for TDs. Horizon had 128 yards of offense, total.Horizon managed 88 yards passing once Jones got hot in the fourth, the sophomore showing he's ready for next year.But the Cobras had 9 penalties for 85 yards they'll need toclwn up.Belles called his team's performance thorough and encouraging, calling Galvan all everything.Horizona coach Andy Litten had nothing but praise for Cactus and was proud of his team not giving up.

The defenses established themselves to start the game. Basha was able to break the scoreless tie after a blocked punt set them up with great field position. Basha's quarterback, Demond Williams Jr, ran for 15-yard touchdown. Basha led 7-0 after the first quarter. ALA-Queen Creek's offense got into a rhythm late in the second quarter. The Patriots missed a field goal but got the ball back and scored a touchdown with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Drew Cowart to Bubba Agne. Basha led 14-6 at halftime.

 

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