The Sollenberger Classic returns to Las Vegas this summer and two of the nation's top 17 teams from last season's Final Xcellent 25 Rankings will be on hand.

Unfortunately, No. 6 Mountain Pointe (Phoenix) and host and No. 17 Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) won't be playing each other.

Gorman (13-2 last year), the five-time defending state Division I champion, will play perennial Phoenix power Brophy College Prep in a 7 p.m. Friday game on Aug. 22. Brophy should rebound from a 5-7 season in 2013.

Under coach Tony Sanchez, Gorman has gone 60-5 in five seasons.

The game is scheduled to be broadcast live on Fox Sports Arizona Plus at 7 p.m.

Mountain Pointe (14-0) will take on Reed (Sparks, Nev.) in a 7 p.m. game the following night. The game is scheduled to be broadcast live on Fox Sports Arizona Plus at 7 p.m.

Last season, Mountain Pointe upset Gorman 28-21 and went on to win 14 straight games overall, capped with a 42-19 win over defending champion Hamilton in the AIA State Division I title game.

Reed, which lost in the Nevada D1 state finals to Gorman, finished 12-2 last season.

Tickets for the Sollenberger Classic, at Gorman's beautiful Fertitta Field, are $10 for adults, $5 for seniors/military and students (ages 6-18). Children 5 and younger are admitted free.

The Sollenberger Classic honors the late Barry Sollenberger, a former AIA employee. As a sports historian, Sollenberger was devoted to the task of documenting the achievements of high school athletes in the state of Arizona.