The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association has reached an agreement with UNR for the state football finals in all four classes to return to Mackay Stadium this year.

The NIAA also announced that the state soccer championships would be played at Mackay for the first time.

The Class 3A and 4A boys and girls state soccer championship games are scheduled to be played at the stadium Nov. 12.

The Class 1A, 2A and 3A football championships are scheduled for a tripleheader Nov. 19. The Class 4A football final will be Dec. 3.

The state football games are contingent on a Northern Nevada team being involved. If two South teams advance to the title game, the game would be moved to Southern Nevada. No alternative sites have been announced.

The Class 4A football championship games were played at Mackay in 2000, 2001 and 2003. The 2A and 3A games were held there in 2003.

j GOOD TO BE A WILDCAT -- There's something about being a Las Vegas High running back. Senior Jamal Lomax became the area's first 4A player to top the 1,000-yard mark, with 201 yards against Eldorado last week giving him 1,006 yards through five games. Lomax has topped 100 yards in all five games and has four games of 200 or more yards.

Last year, Eric Jordan led the area with 2,772 yards as a junior at Las Vegas, including five 200-yard games. But Jordan has found things tougher this year after transferring to Shadow Ridge.

Jordan topped 100 yards in the first two games to give him 25 consecutive games with 100 or more yards on the ground. But he's had a total of 164 yards in the last three games and trails Lomax by almost 500 yards with 526 for the season.

j GOLF WIN -- Bishop Gorman's girls golf team won the Prescott Invitational for the second straight year.

The Gaels shot 290 as a team, finishing 27 strokes ahead of the runner-up.

In-Ah Park tied for first individually with a 4-under-par 68. In-Bee Park added a 70, Angelica Wright shot 75 and Desiree del Rosario shot 77.