Las Vegas high school football is back under the lights, and one of this week’s marquee non-conference matchups is Spring Valley vs Silverado. Kickoff is set for Friday, August 29, 2025, at 6 p.m., with Silverado hosting the contest on their home field.
Matchup: Spring Valley vs Silverado
Date: Friday, August 29, 2025
Time: 6:00 p.m.
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The two programs bring different circumstances into the game—Spring Valley already has one win under its belt, while Silverado enters the season for the very first time. Both teams, however, will be eager to make a statement as the Nevada schedule begins to unfold.
Matchup Overview
- Game: Spring Valley Grizzlies @ Silverado Skyhawks
- Date: Friday, August 29, 2025
- Kickoff: 6:00 p.m.
- Location: Silverado High School, Las Vegas, NV
This is more than just a non-league game. It’s also an early-season test between two city rivals who want to build momentum and prove themselves against strong local competition.
Team Records and Rankings
Spring Valley Grizzlies (2025-26 Season)
- Overall Record: 1-0
- Home Record: 1-0
- Away Record: 0-0
- Win Percentage: 1.000
- Points For: 45
- Points Against: 24
- National Rank: 9,772
- Nevada State Rank: 43
- Division Rank: 9
Silverado Skyhawks (2025-26 Season)
- Overall Record: 0-0
- Home Record: 0-0
- Away Record: 0-0
- Win Percentage: .000
- Points For: 0
- Points Against: 0
- National Rank: 2,799
- Nevada State Rank: 12
- Division Rank: 1
Spring Valley opened its season in style, putting up 45 points in its first outing while showing balance on both sides of the ball. Silverado, on the other hand, has yet to take the field but enters with a higher state and divisional ranking, signaling they are still considered a contender.
Scoring Averages
Spring Valley (per game):
- 1st Quarter: 12.0
- 2nd Quarter: 13.0
- 3rd Quarter: 6.0
- 4th Quarter: 14.0
- Final Average: 45.0 points
Silverado (per game):
- No data yet (season opener).
Spring Valley’s ability to score across all four quarters shows a steady offensive rhythm. Silverado will need to establish its offensive identity right away, especially against a Grizzlies team that has already proven they can finish strong.
Team Statistics Comparison
| Category | Spring Valley | Silverado |
|---|---|---|
| Rushing Yards/Game | 119.0 | – |
| Passing Yards/Game | 502.0 | – |
| Receiving Yards/Game | 502.0 | – |
| Total Yards/Game | 621.0 | – |
| Tackles/Game | 67.0 | – |
| Sacks/Game | 3.0 | – |
Spring Valley’s offensive numbers jump off the page, with a massive 502 passing yards per game and 621 total yards. Their defensive production is solid as well, with 67 tackles and 3 sacks per game. Silverado enters with no statistical output yet, meaning their first performance will set the tone for the rest of the season.
Player Leaders
Spring Valley Grizzlies
- Anthony Scott (#7, RB): Leads the team in rushing with 65.0 yards per game.
- Camren Minton (#16, QB): A standout performer with 264.0 passing yards per game.
- King Kahalewai (#9, WR): Dominant target, averaging 265.0 receiving yards per game.
- Antwan Osborne (#1, ATH): Team leader in all-purpose production with 271.0 total yards per game.
- James Sternberg (#11, LB): Defensive anchor, averaging 9.0 tackles per game.
- Luxctaen Isabel (#27, DL): Pass rush specialist with 2.0 sacks per game.
Silverado Skyhawks
- No leaders listed yet (season opener).
For Spring Valley, the combination of Minton to Kahalewai already looks like one of Nevada’s most dangerous passing duos, while Osborne’s all-around production adds another dimension. Silverado’s key players will emerge after Friday night’s game, making this their first opportunity to put names on the stat sheet.
Record Breakdown
- Spring Valley: 1-0 overall, undefeated at home, and all games played in-state.
- Silverado: Yet to play a game this season.
Neither team has faced the other this year, making this matchup their first test against one another in the 2025-26 campaign.
What Each Team Needs to Do
Spring Valley Grizzlies
- Keep the Air Attack Rolling: With over 500 passing yards already, the Grizzlies must stick to their strength.
- Defensive Consistency: Silverado is a ranked team, so maintaining intensity on defense is critical.
- Balanced Playcalling: Establishing the run with Anthony Scott will prevent Silverado from focusing only on stopping the pass.
Silverado Skyhawks
- Set the Tone Early: As a season opener, Silverado must come out sharp to avoid falling behind quickly.
- Protect Home Turf: Playing at home gives them an edge, but only if they limit Spring Valley’s rhythm.
- Defensive Focus: Containing Spring Valley’s passing game, especially Kahalewai, will be essential.
Key Storylines to Watch
- Spring Valley’s Momentum: Can the Grizzlies carry their offensive firepower into a tougher matchup?
- Silverado’s Debut: With high state rankings, will the Skyhawks justify expectations in their first outing?
- Battle of Styles: Spring Valley’s proven aerial attack meets Silverado’s mystery game plan.
Bigger Picture
For Spring Valley, a win would establish them as a dangerous offensive team with confidence heading into tougher league games. For Silverado, this opener is about validating their high ranking and showing they belong at the top of Nevada’s football hierarchy.
High school football fans looking to track state-specific scores and updates can follow along here. For broader coverage of Massachusetts High School Football events, updates are also available here.
Conclusion
The Spring Valley vs Silverado matchup has all the makings of a compelling Las Vegas showdown. Spring Valley brings a high-powered passing game and early momentum, while Silverado steps onto the field for the first time, carrying both expectations and questions.
When the ball is kicked off at 6 p.m. Friday, fans will get answers: Can Silverado live up to its ranking right away, or will Spring Valley’s offensive fireworks prove too much to handle? One thing is certain—this non-conference clash is set to deliver plenty of excitement under the Nevada lights.
