Arbor View advanced to the Superintendents Cup championship after a 37‑13 home victory over No. 2E Coronado in a CCSD Division I crossover game. The win moves the West League’s No. 1 seed into the final where it will host Centennial on Friday night.
The Aggies capitalized on early turnovers, forcing and recovering three fumbles in the first half, each of which resulted in a touchdown. Senior defensive end Ryden Kaltsas contributed a sack and a fumble recovery that set up a 13‑7 lead before halftime.
Quarterback Thaddeus Thatcher threw for 367 yards, five touchdowns and two interceptions, completing 25 of 33 attempts. UNLV commit Kai Cypher caught two touchdowns for 88 yards, while UCLA commit Zac Fares added 124 receiving yards and a score. Coronado’s top performer was running back Matthias Rantisi, who rushed for 111 yards and a touchdown in the first half.
Arbor View (6‑3) will meet Centennial, which defeated Liberty 27‑24 in overtime, in the inaugural tournament final. The in‑season competition marks the first year that Clark County’s independent teams, having left the NIAA, are competing in a standalone championship.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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