Sept. 14, 2012 - Desert Vista High School

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DV Boys Swim and Dive: The DV boys swim team cruised to a 48-38 over Mountain Pointe on Thursday in a meet shortened by a dust storm that hit midway through the event. In the six swims that did occur, DV won five with Senior, Cole Miller factoring in three (anchoring the 200 Medley Relay, winning the 50 and 100 Free). Sophomore, Dieter Benz (200 IM) and freshman, Marshall Dowell (100 Fly) accounted for the other wins. A very deep and strong Brophy team defeated Desert Vista 126.5 – 59.5 Wednesday at the Kyrene Pool. DV got a race win from Junior, Trey Roggenstein (tied 1 st 100 Breast), two second places from Sophomore, Dieter Benz (200 Free, 500 Free), and seconds from Cole Miller (100 Free) and Connor Bagnall (100 Back). DV will look to bounce back in its meet next Thursday DV Boys Golf: Although this week was slow compared to the last few weeks, it was a successful week for the Boys Golf team. On 9/11, the team proudly placed USA flags on their golf hats as they hosted a match with Mountain View and Casa Grande, led by Matt Liringis' 33 on the front nine at Club West, the team shot 147 and remained undefeated in match play. More importantly, it was the fifth time the team qualified for the State championship so mark your calendars for October 29 and 30! This year's championship will be played at Aguila golf course in Phoenix. DV Boys Cross Country: Desert Vista Cross Country enjoyed an impressive weekend at the 32nd Annual Woodbridge Cross Country Classic Saturday night, Sept. 15, in Costa Mesa, Calif. The state of California traditionally produces the nation’s best boys teams, but competing against 180 schools and several thousand competitors in one of the nation’s biggest meets, DVCC finished second out of 32 freshmen teams, third out of 37 senior teams and 11th out of 31 varsity teams. Carter Macey finished 27th in 15 minutes flat in the sweepstakes race that drew the best runners across California and the Southwest. Ryan Smith (15:32), Jacob Walimaa (15:33), Tyler Bonebright (15:34), Alec Hoyt (15:40) and Kyle Havriliak all finished in less than 16 minutes and in the top 100, and Mitchell Bogushefsky wasn’t far behind in 16:09 on the three-mile course. In the senior Blue race, DVCC had five of the top 44 runners: Zach Smith (20th, 16:03), Austin Tielke (21st, 16:03), Ryan Dykstra (26th, 16:08), Dylan Smith (30th, 16:11) and Spencer Clason (44th, 16:24). Nick Terreri just missed a sub-17-minute run and Dylan Quintanar grabbed the final top-100 ribbon for DV, with Chris Tang and Zack Hubbard coming agonizingly close at 101 and 102 out of 218 runners. In the freshman race, despite uncommon California temperate in the high 90s, Xavier Esparza (16:04) was runner-up, D.J. Harris (16:34) was sixth and Chris O’Brien (16:51) was 12th. Matt Anciaux, Jessen Harbertson, Jackson Snedecor, Anthony Ramirez, Joe Kretschmar, Nathan Chan and Brian Kwiecinski gave
DVCC 10 of the top 100 runners out of 349 competitors. Zever McGary and Ethan Tang finished in the top 100 out of 321 sophomores and Andrew Hermanski (16:09) and Kyle Herrig (16:33) placed in the top 40 out of 276 juniors. In all, six DV runners finished in less than 16 minutes, 17 in less than 17 minutes and 26 in less than 18 minutes. “It’s good to check out the big fish in another pond,” Coach Chris Hanson said. “California runners definitely humble you, but I believe it’s the best we’ve ever finished here. We were hoping for top 10 for varsity, but we were 16th last year, so overall we improved.” And bright times are ahead. The freshmen’s second-place finish equals the showing by this year’s super seniors back when they were ninth graders. DV is back in action at the Ojo Rojo Lions Invitational in Chandler Sept. 22. DV Varsity Football: Desert Vista’s Varsity football team defeated Mesa Westwood 41-13 this past Friday night. Kaleb Germinaro caught a 16-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Matt Young and he also had a 10-yard touchdown run. Running backs Zach Gonzalez and Isaiah Kilby both added touchdown runs. Running back Cullen VanGosen finished the scoring with a 66-yard touchdown run. Matt Young, who completed 13 of 20 passes for 203 yards for the night, also had a touchdown run. Desert Vista accumulated over 500 yards of total offense for the night. Austin Hicks had an interception for the defense. Next Friday night Desert Vista will play host to the Corona del Sol Aztecs. DV JV Football: DV vs. Westwood: To open the game the Tamburo does an on sidekick and recovers it. Number 20 Sharp scores with a 25 yard run in the second quarter. Number 15 McDonald scored a touchdown to bring the score to 25 to 6 with two minutes left in the second quarter Alex Farina throws a pass to Jensen for the two-point conversion. Cade VanRapporst runs a 40 yard touchdown to make the score 33 to 6 Alex Farina scores a 2 yard touchdown, Tamburro with the extra point to make this for 40 to 29. On Thursday the team travels to Corona. DV Freshman Football: The DV Freshman Thunder football is rolling again. Wednesday's winning score of 17- Zero over the Westwood Warriors is not indicative of the Thunder’s dominance. The game was very physical and Westwood was able to hang on because of DV mistakes. The defense stopped every drive Westwood started. The offense was led again by Johnny Johnson who scored two touchdowns. Connor Culp added the extra points and a 32 yard field goal. Connor also kicked two kickoffs deep into the end zone for touchbacks. In the game new faces contributed to the Thunder line-up. Nate Devore and Marcus Dickson played well. Our tight end Clay Villa–Gomez caught two key passes from QB Kare (ka-ray) Lyles. Coach Boyarski added, “This is a big step for us and our season.” The Freshman Lightening dominated the Corona del Sol all game winning with a definitive score of 38-6. A very exciting Lightening game started off with the kickoff and DB Morgan Taylor had a key tackle on the initial Corona drive that left them on the 1 yard line that led to the first TD by Ty Vlaming. The collective offensive efforts included 3 touchdowns and a fumble recovery by Ty, Cameron Rayford rushing all day long in multiple plays including a 30 yard run, as well as the rushing efforts of Chad Farmer and a key fumble recovery just before the end of the first half by Kyle Mc Hugh. Passing was led by Deric Hancock connecting on several passes from QB Alec Baldwin, who in addition to keeping the team on task all morning, also ran in tight 4th down plays when needed. Kicker Peyton Theisler sharp all day with points after touchdown’s (PAT) in addition to a Field Goal in the 2nd quarter. On the Defense Sam Mason was all over the field with a sack in Q1, and several key tackles. Kaleb Dickson also had several key tackles, and Isaiah Flord blocked the only Corona PAT in Q1. Joe Yslava rushed for a TD to bring the score to 38-6.
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