Cedar (Utah) stormed to a 27-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 41-7 win over Virgin Valley on Friday in Cedar City, Utah.
Eureka’s football team scored the final 22 points of the game Friday to pull away from host Sandy Valley for a 54-30 win in the season-opener for both teams.
Trenton Poe-Evans finished with five touchdowns Friday to lead Needles’ football team to a 60-20 win over Odyssey Institute (Ariz.) in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Joshua Springs (Calif.) rolled to a 58-18 win over host Spring Mountain’s football team in the Golden Eagles’ season-opener on Friday.
Megan Kronschnabel had 31 assists Friday to help Faith Lutheran’s girls volleyball team to a 25-21, 25-10 win over host Rancho in the Las Vegas Invitational.
Eduardo Sanchez took a short pass off a corner kick and scored the lone goal of the match with four minutes remaining Friday to lift Tech’s boys soccer team to a 1-0 win over Palo Verde in the Southern Nevada Kick-Off Classic at Cimarron-Memorial.
Isaiah Morris isn’t the biggest running back in the area, and his team doesn’t play in the state’s top division. That didn’t stop Morris and his Desert Pines teammates from coming out and making a statement Friday night in the high school season opener. Morris rushed for 239 yards and two touchdowns, and the ninth-ranked Jaguars routed No. 3 Arbor View 50-14 at Desert Pines.
Joe Aznarez promised there wouldn’t be many changes to the Palo Verde football program when he took over as coach. He wasn’t entirely truthful.
Trevor Bryan grabbed the belt, held it aloft and smiled a winner’s smile. Call it a dress rehearsal for what Bryan hopes will be even bigger nights in his boxing future.
Have you ever eaten at a fancy restaurant in Las Vegas, and you look at the menu for an after-dinner beer, and you’re faced with choices like Budweiser instead of something exotic?
Kevin Federline is a two-time champion in his fantasy football league, and he wants to win again, so he will enact a crafty plan of action in Las Vegas this weekend.
Tropical Storm Erika was soaking Haiti with heavy rain and strong winds on Friday as it swirled across the Caribbean but showed signs of losing steam as it headed toward south Florida, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
They may play their home games near Henderson — almost 8 miles away from campus — but there will be no doubt what city they’re representing when the UNLV Rebels take the field for their home opener against UCLA on September 12.
Metro is looking for three armed home invasion robbers who confronted a man and shot a dog in a central valley home in mid-August.
College football is having a crisis of faith. Public schools across the country have long allowed chaplains to access their locker rooms as coaches and players find religion helps them put sports in proper perspective.
Nick Martinez pitched seven strong innings, and Nomar Mazara went 3-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs to lead the Round Rock Express to a 4-1 win over the 51s in a Pacific Coast League game Friday in Round Rock, Texas.
Do you crave junk food when you’re fighting with your spouse? That might be normal, according to a new study that says people in stressful marriages have “significantly higher” levels of the hormone that makes you hungry.
Here are five movies from various platforms families may want to consider. Because not all are appropriate for younger children, age recommendations are included.
Regarding John L. Smith’s column, I am just curious as to whether Michael McDonald will donate his body to science to study when he dies (“McDonald’s loan role looking more clear,” Tuesday Review-Journal). This man’s skin has to be made of Teflon.
Clark County has all kinds of fun attractions, things to do and family-friendly outdoor recreation. But it doesn’t have a major zoo. And next week, the Clark County Commission very well might put down the region’s closest thing to one.
UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey’s next title defense against Holly Holm has been moved from Las Vegas to Australia, the organization’s president Dana White announced on ESPN late Friday.
Kenny Sanchez grew frustrated with every inside pitch, every side-armed delivery that backed him off the plate. He knew what it meant. He understood the message that was being sent. Older brother was making a point.
Hurricane Katrina wiped out the nation’s third-largest gaming market along the Mississippi Gulf Coast 10 years ago today, washing away 13 casinos and 17,000 gaming industry jobs. Some casino workers, who lost their homes and all their possessions, left the Gulf Coast forever.
Eldorado’s girls tennis team swept the nine singles sets Friday on its way to a 10-8 win at Moapa Valley.
Delores Schafer’s last day began with a makeover. The nurses painted her nails and coiffed her hair, which lay matted after weeks on a hospital bed in the cancer ward at Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake City.
The Rev. Jerome “Jerry” Blankinship, a leader in the the Las Vegas Valley’s religious community for nearly a half century, died Thursday after a tough bout with pneumonia. He was 81.
Northern Illinois junior Drew Hare is the kind of dual-threat quarterback who has given UNLV fits in the past several seasons.
On August 29, 2005, the lives of everyone living on the Mississippi Gulf Coast changed forever. Including mine. In the days leading up to Hurricane Katrina — more commonly known to locals as simply “The Storm” — no one knew the full impact of what was about to happen.
UNLV didn’t have much to celebrate last season while going 2-11, but plenty of honors went wide receiver Devonte Boyd’s way.
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