The high school football season ends Friday for the 30 Clark County School District independent teams, culminating in the Superintendent's Cup finals across three divisions. The in-season tournament was created after CCSD principals moved their football programs to independent status from the NIAA in March, serving as a playoff to determine the top public school teams in each division since independent teams can only play 10 regular-season games.
Las Vegas Review-Journal reporters Alex Wright and Jeff Wollard have released their predictions for Week 11 and the championship games. The new season structure has produced numerous exciting and close games throughout the year, and the final matchups are expected to continue that trend.
Friday's games will mark the conclusion of the 2026 high school football season for CCSD independent programs. The tournament format was designed to provide a competitive postseason structure despite the teams' independent status and limited regular-season schedule.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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