Sixth-seeded Canyon del Oro will face No. 2 Snowflake on Friday in the Class 4A state semifinals.
Justin Spears The last time Canyon del Oro competed for a state championship, Ka'Deem Carey was the Dorados' tailback.
"I've never been around a group of guys who work so hard, consistently, every day, all day," Thomas said."Everything we do, you have to give it your all, have to be focused and attentive to what you're doing honestly." Now CDO — and Thomas — will have to face a Snowflake team that won the Class 3A state title a year ago.
A:"We knew offensively what we needed to do, we just didn't capitalize on the first couple of drives. We had a turnover on our last drive, and defensively we were fine and knew the keys and what we had to do. Honestly, we got in there at halftime, talked about what we needed to do and that was to take care of the ball. We went out and knew we'd get a stop and that gave our offense an opportunity. Then once our offense got rolling, it just boosted everything for us.
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