The Jaguars were poised to win their first state title last season, before a fourth-quarter collapse against Moapa Valley in the state title game.
Desert Pines
One hundred dollars and a few players who had little success and were just happy to be there. That’s what Jan Van Tuyl had when he took over the Desert Pines girls tennis program.
Head coach Rich says key players have matured and will bolster the team to a division win and be competitive in the playoffs
Head coach Jan Van Tuy says the girls have worked hard this summer to improve their game and ability levels.
Greg Floyd Jr. is a lot like a popular underground musician.
In a football season sure to be highlighted by offensive and defensive linemen, Liberty junior Ethan Dedeaux stands out as one of Southern Nevada’s top returning playmakers.
Faith Lutheran’s Zack Trageton knew he’d have an increased role going into this season as two of his former teammates from a year ago moved on to play Division I college baseball.
Faith Lutheran’s Cayla Nikodemus came off the curve in the girls 200-meter dash Saturday and was exactly where she wanted to be.
First, Kenric Davis pulled the upset. Then, the Western senior took a few minutes to wax poetic.
Del Sol boys volleyball coach John Cress wasn’t sure how his team would perform in the Division I-A state playoffs after losing standout junior Kalai Ho to a torn anterior cruciate ligament last weekend.
Faith Lutheran’s Mark Rubalcaba won three individual events, setting region records in all three to lead the Crusaders to the boys team title at the Division I-A Southern Region meet at Boulder City.
Faith Lutheran’s Bowen Becker won two events in dominating fashion on Friday to lead the Crusaders to the boys team title in the Division I-A Southern Region swimming and diving meet at UNLV’s Buchanan Natatorium.
Boulder City’s Luke Logan stopped keeping track of his group’s individual scores just before the final nine holes of the Division I-A Southern Region tournament to focus on his own game and prevent any self-induced stress.
Chris McCoy had 16 kills Wednesday to lead Sierra Vista’s boys volleyball team to a 25-18, 17-25, 25-23, 26-24 win over host Western.
After pitching 5 2/3 innings against Foothill on Tuesday, Rancho’s Kavion Kealoha could only give his team 5 1/3 innings on the mound Friday.
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