Natalie Mills, Mariah Mendoza and Hannah Watson each won one individual event and finished second in another Friday to help Moapa Valley’s girls track team win the Bulldog Early Bird Invitational in Mesquite.
Boys Track & Field
The Trailblazers are encouraged by their young group of sprinters.
The Gaels bring back many athletes who helped the team to a second-place finish in the Sunset Region meet.
The Panthers bring back four athletes who earned a top-three finish in the relays at last year’s state meet.
The Trojans bring back several athletes with state meet experience.
The Mustangs bring back the defending Class 2A state shot put champion in Shahzaib Akbar.
The Gators bring back a pair of athletes who finished second in the Sunrise Region meet.
The Mountain Lions bring back a handful of Sunset Region meet qualifiers.
The Crusaders are hoping their talented newcomers can contribute to help a solid core of returnees.
The Warriors have plenty of talent, especially in the sprints and middle distance events.
The Cowboys are young, but have talent and hopes of qualifying several athletes for the state meet.
The Skyhawks return a pair of state meet placers and hope to be competitive again this year.
The Wildcats have plenty of young talent, but hope to make waves at the region and state meets.
The Sundevils have several new faces who could contribute early in the season.
The Bengals were hit hard by graduation and are counting on inexperienced athletes to fill in the holes.
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