Spring Mountain’s boys basketball team appeared to be well on its way to victory with just less than four minutes remaining in Saturday’s Division IV Southern League championship game.
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Pahranagat Valley’s girls basketball team began the fourth quarter of Saturday’s Division IV Southern League championship game with only four players on the floor.
Shaquile Carr’s teammates formed a circle around the Canyon Springs senior guard at midcourt and followed along as he led another celebration.
Centennial has good size for a high school boys basketball team, with three starters standing between 6 feet, 5 inches and 6-7.
Tramina Jordan waited her entire high school basketball career for a starring role in the Centennial-Bishop Gorman girls basketball rivalry.
With his team clinging to three-point lead and less than two minutes remaining Friday, Liberty girls basketball coach Rich Santigate needed someone to step up and take control.
With a senior-laden squad holding plenty of playoff experience, expectations were high for The Meadows’ boys basketball team this season.
For the first few minutes of Friday’s Division IV Southern League tournament semifinal game at Chaparral, Adelson School’s boys basketball team played a little tight.
Lincoln County girls basketball coach Lori Cheeney had a specific game plan for her Lynx on Friday.
Follow the link for the schedule and results (when available) for the boys basketball region tournaments in Southern Nevada.
With a little more than four minutes left in Thursday’s Division I-A Southern Region semifinal, Boulder City point guard Katlyn Davis scored on a layup and immediately looked at Eagles coach Paul Dosch.
Centennial’s Eddie Davis shot the Bulldogs into an early lead on Thursday, hitting his first three 3-pointers.
Re’Kwon Smith went missing for much of the second half. The standout junior forward for Las Vegas High’s boys basketball team even got an earful from his dad during the fourth quarter regarding his disappearance.
Foothill girls basketball coach Eric Kruger sent his team onto the court Thursday knowing his players were quicker than their opponents.
Since the beginning of the Division I-A boys basketball season, Desert Pines and Clark seemed to be on a collison course.