An 11-year win streak over Nevada high school football opponents is over for 10-time Nevada high school football champ Bishop Gorman. Friday night. Liberty, ranked No. 3 in the High School Football America Nevada Top 10, overcame a 17-3 deficit to defeat the Gaels 30-24 in overtime to capture the Desert Region championship.
After missing a field goal on its first possession of overtime, Gorman was unable to stop Liberty and force a second overtime. A 7-yard run by Zyrus Fiaseu gave the Patriots the upset victory.
HOW ABOUT THAT!!?@Libertyotball ends @BishopGormanFB’s reign in OT 30-24 thanks to the TD run from @zyruusss #NevadaPreps pic.twitter.com/UWuVjvq5dr
— Jesse Merrick (@JesseNews3LV) November 23, 2019
Gorman, ranked No. 36 in the High School Football America 100 national rankings, rolled through its Nevada opponent this year by a score of 462-20. The Gaels hadn’t lost to a Nevada school since November 21, 2008.
Over Gorman’s 10-year championship stretch, Liberty, which started 0-5 this year against a highly-competitive national schedule, had lost to the Gaels three times in the state championship game and four times in the state semifinals.
