Nevada high school football: CCSD Superintendents Cup possible scenarios

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Several Clark County School District football teams are set to determine final seeding and tournament matchups for the Superintendents Cup based on Friday night games across Division I, II, and III leagues.

Nevada high school football: CCSD Superintendents Cup possible scenarios

In Division I, Coronado and Liberty will play Friday night, with the winner earning the East League’s No. 1 seed and hosting the winner of the Centennial–Shadow Ridge game on Oct. 16. Arbor View is already secured as the West League’s No. 1 seed and will host the loser of the Coronado–Liberty game in a crossover matchup. The Centennial–Shadow Ridge contest will decide the West League’s No. 2 seed, with the winner advancing to play the Liberty–Coronado winner.

In Division II, Legacy and Green Valley will meet Friday, with the winner claiming the West League’s No. 1 seed and hosting the East League’s No. 2 seed on Oct. 16. The loser will be the No. 2 seed and travel to face the East League’s No. 1 seed. The East League’s two participants will be decided by Friday’s games: Basic vs. Silverado and Palo Verde vs. Canyon Springs. Depending on outcomes, seeding could be determined by record, head-to-head results, or a three-way tiebreaker using point differential from games between the tied teams, with a maximum of 13 points counted.

In Division III, Sunrise Mountain has clinched the East League’s No. 1 seed and will play the West League’s No. 2 seed on Oct. 16. Del Sol and Valley will play Friday, with the winner earning the East League’s No. 2 seed and facing the West League’s No. 1 seed in the crossover game.

Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal

Original reporting: Las Vegas Review-Journal →
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