LOCAL GLANCE: Prep Football, JUCO soccer

Source: The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.mini storageSept. 07--For the first time in quite a while, the Cibola football team is 0-2.The Raiders met a physical Mesa-Skyline and lost 33-14 on the road Friday.Senior quarterback Lucky Arvizo Jr. threw a pair of touchdown passes for the Raiders -- a 25-yard strike to Caleb Villapudua and a 27-yard touchdown to Michael Decorse-Hall, both in the third quarter."They were big up front, their offensive line and defensive line," Cibola coach Lucky Arvizo Sr. said.The Raiders had a pair of tough games to start the year -- they lost 48-34 to Imperial (Calif.) in Week One -- but Arvizo Sr. said it just shows the things they need to work on."Obviously, it's something we wanted to not be 0-2, but we just have to learn from each game and improve next week," he said. "We played a couple of tough teams that exploited our weakness so we can work on them."Cibola has not started 0-2 since at least 2004.Gila Ridge roughed up by CentralThe Gila Ridge football team didn't fare well in El Centro on Friday.The Hawks were dominated by Central, which won 33-0 at home to send Gila Ridge to its second straight loss to start the year."They just played well," Gila Ridge coach Tom Hurt said of the Spartans, who beat Kofa in Week 1. "They were well-prepared for us."The Hawks also lost quarterback Brandon Kehl to a concussion in the first quarter. Hurt said chances were he wouldn't play next week but the Hawks will wait until they get word from the trainer.San Pasqual rolls to 2-0A week after a 44-point shutout win, the San Pasqual football team won 64-0 at home against Tohono O'odham on Frself storageday.Quarterback Rigo Garcia threw for 60 yards and two touchdowns and added 113 yards and three scores on the ground. Samuel Luna led the Warriors (2-0) with 98 rushing yards and two scores. James Gatling and Andrew Luna each scored twice for San Pasqual, who have won by a combined score of 108-0 in their first two games. The Warriors are off next week, then head to Gilbert Christian on Sept. 20."Even with the lopsided scores, we're making mistakes," co-coach Sal Pineda said. "We need to get better before we travel to Phoenix, because they have better quality teams and will make you pay. You don't need to help them out at all. You need as much going for you as you can."JUCO SOCCERAWC women blank GateWaySara Rodriguez had four goals, two of them assisted by Elisa Espino, as the Arizona Western women's soccer team rolled to a 6-0 win against GateWay on Thursday at Rose Mofford Sports Complex in Phoenix.Jeanette Carbajal had two goals as the Matadors (3-1) set a record for most goals in a match in the program's four-game history.The Geckos fall to 0-5 with the loss. The Matadors play at Chandler-Gilbert today.AWC men roll to winJulio Castillo had two goals as the Arizona Western men's soccer team shut out GateWay 7-0 Thursday at Rose Mofford Sports Complex in Phoenix.Arturo Valley, Cisco Ramirez, Cedric Jones and Enrique Lopez also scored for the Matadors (2-1-1 overall and ACCAC), who also benefited from a GateWay (0-5 overall and ACCAC) own goal.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Sun (Yuma, Ariz.) Visit The Sun (Yuma, Ariz.) at .yumasun.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉