A new head coach hopes to help the Cowboys to a successful season.
The Falcons are aiming for a return to the Class 4A state meet.
The Vikings return three lettermen and hope to contend in Class 3A.
The Jaguars will have some new runners and hope to improve during the season.
The Aggies return five lettermen from the squad that finished second in last year’s Class 4A state meet.
The Bulldogs bring back six of their top seven runners after finishing fifth in last year’s Class 4A state meet.
The Gators will have to replace three of the top five runners from their Sunrise Region championship team.
The Cougars have to replace five of their top seven runners from last season.
The Panthers bring back five lettermen and hope to contend in the postseason.
Last year’s Class 3A Southern Region runners-up bring back six lettermen.
The Falcons are aiming for personal records this season.
The Falcons finished second in the Sunrise Region meet last year and hope to be even better this season.
The Jaguars bring back two letter winners as they make the jump back to Class 4A.
Six returning letter winners hope to help the Vikings contend in Class 3A.
The Cougars bring back the bulk of last year’s squad that won the Sunrise Region title.
The Gators are hoping to make a return to the Class 4A state meet.
The Falcons return seven letter winners and are striving to achieve personal records.
The Pirates are hoping to make a third straight trip to the Class 3A state tournament.
The Crusaders bring back five starters and are hoping to make a run at a state tournament berth.
Five letter winners return for the Diamondbacks, who are hoping to show improvement.
The Bengals will have a new look this season as only one starter returns.
The two-time defending Class 1A state champions have a new head coach.
The Cougars return all but one starter from last year’s squad.
The man who opened fire on Las Vegas police officers after shooting at his manager in a south valley store was booked into county jail Sunday.
The woman was crossing Charleston Boulevard outside of a crosswalk near Nellis Boulevard shortly after 6 p.m. when a pickup truck struck her and dragged her through the intersection.
No fossil fuels, no electricity. Just how disingenuous can one get?