Here’s a look at the week’s top high school sports events.
Track
Nick Kline, Devon Flowers and Don Phillips each won two events Saturday to lead Mojave’s boys track team to the title at The Meadows Invitational.
Ty’Jae Harrell placed first in two individual events and second in another to lead Mojave’s girls track team to victory in a three-team home meet.
Anthony Pace and Pierson Mook each won two individual events and ran on a winning relay to lead Bishop Gorman’s boys track team to victory in a three-team meet at Faith Lutheran on Wednesday.
The Bonanza girls track team dominated the field events, securing the top three places in the discuss, long jump, pole vault and shot put Wednesday to edge Clark 63-61 in a home dual meet.
Foothill’s Charles Shepherd won the discus and placed third in the shot put, and the Falcons swept the relays to edge host Silverado 71-66 in boys track on Tuesday.
Here is a look at the week’s top high school sports events.
Liberty won the boys and girls team titles at the Liberty Invitational on Saturday, beating out Coronado for both victories.
Jayson Johnson, Frankie Bisacky and Jacob Bourgault each won three events as Durango’s boys track team topped host Sierra Vista 67-54 on Thursday.
Nikolas Bracken won the 200-meter dash and long jump on Wednesday to lead Bishop Gorman’s boys track team to a 94-52 home victory over Bonanza.
The Coronado boys track team has never won a region title, much less a state one. But the Cougars are confident in 2017.
Here are some of the top performances for the week of Mar. 6 to Mar. 11.
Jacob Eckersley won the 400-meter dash and was second in the pole vault Tuesday to lead Shadow Ridge’s boys track and field team to victory in a seven-team meet at Moapa Valley in Overton.
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