WEST VALLEY PREPS

Sloppy Dysart leaves rout in El Mirage unsatisfied

ALA-Vistancia sophomore linebacker James WIlliams sacks Dysart junior quarterback Josiah Laborin after a low snap in a Sept. 18 game in El Mirage.

(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)

ALA-Vistancia sophomore quarterback Spencer Perkins prepares to throw in the second half of a loss Sept. 18 at Dysart.

(Richard Smith/West Valley Preps)

It seems like the coaches traded places after Dysart’s 50-3 rout of ALA-Vistancia Sept. 18 in El Mirage.

Defenders Coach Darrell Perkins was sanguine. His 44-man roster includes 24 freshmen and four seniors. Simply put, the team should be playing JV this year to prepare for varsity ball next fall.

Dysart Coach John Ganados watched his team commit 18 penalties, with three of them wiping out touchdown plays of 69 yards or more.

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