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Heart, Hustle, and Homecoming

Homecoming football game results again Basic
Lillian Martin '25, Sports Editor
October 21, 2024
Jessica Warnstedt ’26
Varsity football running out on the field ready to take on Basic.
Good view for Bishop Gorman to take down Baisc at their home turf. (Lillian Martin ’25)

Bishop Gorman football does it again. Friday, Oct. 18th, the Gaels defeated Basic High School Wolves at Fertitta Field 63-0. Not even letting them get on the board made Gorman achieve an all new season-high score. Gorman has made their overall record 7-1 by consecutively winning the past 10 games. The Gales have found a new way to dominate by scoring 26 points or more against their opposing teams. 

Starting quarterback, Maika Eugenio ‘26, threw two touchdown passes and Granville-Fox Hogan ‘25 also threw two touchdown passes. “Playing for a homecoming game and coming out with a win makes the regular football atmosphere feel different,” said Eugenio. 

Aizen Torres ‘27 was on fire with two interceptions and one touchdown.  Myles Norman ‘25 and Phillip Sampson ‘25 also put two rushing touchdowns on the board for Bishop Gorman.  

Bishop Gorman plans to take down and show down against Desert Pines on their home field this Friday night.



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