Football scores and schedules for teams around Southern Arizona:
Thursday, Oct. 23
Avondale St. John Paul II 57, Santa Rita 6
Thatcher 40, Sabino 0
Friday, Oct. 24
Benson 56, Palo Verde 6
Cholla 32, Rio Rico 0
Desert View 70, Cienega 35
Eloy Santa Cruz 49, Bisbee 18
Empire 43, Rincon/University 13
Flowing Wells 43, Sunnyside 0
Flowing Wells' Marcus Devoy, left, John Perales (6) and Marty Hudecek, right, drag down Sunnyside's Aaron Fontes after his short catch during the first quarter of their 5A Southern game on Oct. 24, 2025.
Marana 48, Mountain View 20
Marciopa 28, Nogales 9
Mica Mountain 56, Catalina Foothills 6
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Pueblo 14, Sahuarita 13
Sahuaro 42, Amphi 0
Salpointe Catholic 34, Mesa Westwood 30
San Carlos 50, Catalina 6
Sierra Vista Buena 35, Canyon del Oro 17
Tanque Verde 42, Willcox 14
Tombstone 14, Desert Christian 13
Tucson High 36, Ironwood Ridge 12
Walden Grove 28, Douglas 7
1A state first round: No. 10 Elfrida Valley Union 40, No. 7 Kearny Ray 28
Flowing Wells' Jaiden De'Mary cruises into the end zone after getting wide open for a pass against Sunnyside during the second quarter of their 5A Southern game, Oct. 24, 2025. The Caballeros dominated the Blue Devils 43-0 to keep their playoff hopes alive.
Thursday, Oct. 30
Casa Grande at Canyon del Oro
Douglas at Catalina Foothills
Mountain View at Sunnyside
Tucson High at Cave Creek Cactus Shadows
Friday, Oct. 31
Amphi at Walden Grove
Cholla at Sahuarita
Cienega at Maricopa
Empire at Pueblo
Flowing Wells at Desert View
Gilbert Perry at Salpointe Catholic
Marana at Casa Grande Vista Grande
Mica Mountain at Sahuaro
Nogales at Phoenix Desert Vista
Queen Creek Benjamin Franklin at Pusch Ridge Christian
Rincon/University at Rio Rico
Safford at Sabino
Sierra Vista Buena at Ironwood Ridge
1A state quarterfinal: No. 6 Williams at No. 3 St. David
1A state quarterfinal: No. 10 Elfrida Valley Union at No. 2 Bagdad
2A state tournament games TBD
Friday, Nov. 7
Salpointe Catholic at Phoenix Pinnacle
1A-5A state tournament games TBD
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