The fourth-ranked Sequoia Pathway Academy Pumas shut out Heritage Academy – Laveen Friday night in Division III of Canyon Athletic Association’s football playoffs.
Despite a slow start, the Pumas quickly picked apart the visiting Heroes at Pacana Park for the 36-0 victory.
The win pits the Pumas against No. 1 Canyon State Academy in the semi-finals on Saturday at 7 p.m. at Valley Christian Academy in Chandler.
Sequoia Pathway is 8-2 in its first year of 11-man football.
Puma running back Travion Bolds leads the CAA in rushing yards this season with 1,731. Quarterback Arthur Silva is third in passing yards with 878. Many of those passes have gone to Trey Anderson, who is fourth in receiving yards with 658. Bolds was fifth in tackles in CAA play with 51.
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