Saguaro football cancels another game due to a depleted roster
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 4:02 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Saguaro has canceled its upcoming September 10 game against ALA Queen Creek because of a depleted roster and injuries. This marks the second consecutive week the team has canceled a contest, following a previous cancellation against Scottsdale Chaparral. Coach Butch Goncharoff confirmed the program is not canceling its entire season despite the current difficulties. The 6A school faces a shortage of personnel, maintaining a roster of approximately 25 players. The team previously canceled its freshman and junior varsity seasons due to low enrollment. Saguaro began the season with a 62-0 loss to Scottsdale Desert Mountain and currently faces a schedule featuring seven remaining 6A opponents. Transfers following a long coaching search have significantly impacted the roster size for the program.
- •Saguaro canceled its game against ALA Queen Creek scheduled for September 10.
- •The football program is limited to approximately 25 active players.
- •The team previously canceled its game against Scottsdale Chaparral.
- •Saguaro lost about 35 players to transfers following last season.
- •Coach Butch Goncharoff intends to continue the season despite the roster issues.
- 4:02 PMYahoo Sports — Saguaro football scraps another game. 'We are not canceling the season'
"With a depleted roster and not enough players ready to play this week, Saguaro has canceled its Sept. 10 game against ALA Queen Creek.
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