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Bishop Gorman defensive end Justin Chaisson (97) barrels over a Sierra Vista player at the Gaels' homecoming game Friday. The Gaels pummeled the Mountain Lions, 41-26. View photo »
Bishop Gorman's Evan Zeger takes a knee during the Gaels' homecoming game Friday. View photo »
Bishop Gorman's Chase Cresto throws the ball in the fourth quarter. View photo »
Sierra Vista's Tama Gago is tackled by Bishop Gorman's Brandon Devlin (1) and Victor Belen (22) during Friday's game at Bishop Gorman. View photo »
The Gaels make an entrance at the team's homecoming game Friday. View photo »
Bishop Gorman's Ian Bobak (56) applies pressure to Sierra Vista's Chris Zatezalo (12) during a battle against the strong Gaels defense. View photo »
Sat, Oct 11, 2008 (1:42 a.m.)
The Gaels earned a 41-26 victory over Sierra Vista on Friday night.
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