Roundup: Eldorado blanks Tech

Luis Gutierrez’s first-half goal was the difference in the Eldorado boys soccer team’s 2-0 road win over Tech on Wednesday.

Roberto Gonzalez also scored for the Sundevils.

Anthony Acedo made five saves in Eldorado’s shutout.

Cimarron-Memorial 5, Sky Pointe 0 — At Sky Pointe, Jimi Villasenor had two goals and an assist to power the Spartans over the Eagles.

Diego Zacarias had a goal and an assist for the Spartans, and Philip Obradovic and Diego Juarez both scored.

Dylan Crosby-Moghadam and Jose Martin split Cimarron’s shutout.

Bonanza 6, Silverado 0 — At Silverado, Alex Kiss tallied two goals, and Angel Zamudio notched a goal and two assists as the Bengals stymied the Skyhawks.

Efrain Mayorga had a goal and an assist, and Jonas Bryant and Luis Antonio supplied a goal apiece for Bonanza, which led 3-0 at halftime.

Tyler Park added an assist for the Bengals.

Bishop Gorman 6, Shadow Ridge 0 — At Shadow Ridge, Alexander Daseler scored twice as the Gaels blanked the Mustangs.

Hayden Madsen added a goal and an assist, and Hiram Triana, Matthew Markham and Michael Bonifazio each scored once for Gorman.

Diesel Fiore and Kauila Hoapili combined on the shutout.

Durango 8, Cheyenne 0 — At Durango, Marcos Delgado had three goals and an assist to help the Trailblazers shut out the the Desert Shields.

Tyson Tesfamariam had two goals and an assist for Durango, and Bryan Nava, Gael Delangel-Parra and Christopher Bramasco added goals.

Christian Calicich had seven saves to score the shutout.

Palo Verde 9, Chaparral 1 — At Chaparral, Michael Vogel, Anthony Kaskie and Antonio Gomez each scored twice as the Panthers routed the Cowboys.

Voegl also had an assist. Teammate Luis Flores had a goal and two assists. Cole Wener and Bryan Montoya also scored for Palo Verde.

Gabriel Caro scored for Chaparral.

Moapa Valley 6, Adelson School 0 — At Adelson School, Sebastean Gutierrez scored three goals as the Pirates blanked the Lions.

Zach Bailey tallied two goals, and Eirik Monsvoll added a goal for Moapa Valley, which led 4-0 at halftime.