Here are some of the top performances for the week of Sept. 16 to 21
Soccer
Here’s a look at this week’s coaches polls in boys and girls soccer.
The Durango Fall Classic, a 64-team event with a mix of schools from the valley and others from all over the country, will be played at four schools Friday and Saturday.
Here’s a look at this week’s coaches polls in boys and girls soccer.
The Crusaders have dominated each of their seven opponents, outscoring them 40-1 in a perfect start that has garnered them national attention.
Here’s a look at this week’s coaches polls in boys and girls soccer.
A handful of valley soccer teams are making national waves this season, led by the Aggies, who are 6-0 and ranked 14th in this week’s USA Today Super 25 poll.
Here’s a look at this week’s coaches polls in boys and girls soccer.
The Gaels, the defending Class 4A state champions, defeated Boulder City, the reigning Class 3A champ, 15-25, 25-8, 15-13 in the title match Saturday.
The Gaels won the state championship last season with a 28-0 record and No. 7 national ranking by USA Today — the same ranking they have this preseason.
There couldn’t have been many who predicted the Wildcats’ 21-1-1 2018 season that included a dominating run to the Class 4A state championship.
Bishop Gorman senior forward Gianna Gourley was named the Nevada Gatorade Girls Soccer Player of the Year.
Coronado senior Alfredo Diaz has been named the Gatorade Nevada Boys Soccer Player of the Year.
Find out which coach was named the 2019 Nevada Preps Coach of the Year.
In the end, a late first-half goal from Katie Caldwell of Cimarron-Memorial proved to be the difference for the Mountain/Sunrise squad in a 2-1 victory over the Desert/Sunrise team.
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