There’s no right or wrong to this, only campaigning for what you believe is in the best interest of your specific high school program.
Ed Graney
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The nation’s top team rolled to a 35-21 victory over the Gaels and in the process more than validated its No. 1 national ranking.
Two consecutive Class 4A state championships have now been followed with an American Legion title, the result of Basic’s summer team having beaten Creighton Prep from Omaha, Neb., 2-1 on Tuesday night.
Until church members were told of or — for some — updated on the Bliss hiring at the end of service Sunday, no known public acknowledgement of the move had occurred.
Hall of Fame player Marcus Allen is the keynote speaker for the Review-Journal’s second Best of Nevada Preps Awards ceremony on Saturday at the Venetian Theater inside The Venetian.
Twenty-nine years passed between state baseball titles for Basic High when a team led by 10 seniors won last year’s Division I crown, a magical run that united a school and its alumni in a manner only sports can.
A senior infielder for Palo Verde, Ally Snelling’s journey to West Point is born from a sense of devotion to country rarely found in someone so young.
While it’s always a pleasing sound for basketball coaches when a fax machine signals the impending arrival of a signed letter of intent, welcoming new players to your program in 2017 now comes with a hint of apprehension.
There are two sides of the coin to this Kenny Sanchez story, the first being a head coach of the nation’s best prep football program being arrested on a domestic battery charge and the other the school that employs him.
Gonzaga meets West Virginia in a Sweet 16 game Thursday, and it seems a lifetime ago for former Bishop Gorman High star Zach Collins when he arrived at school to the daily challenges of teammates.
The state basketball tournament is being held at Cox Pavilion, a 2,500-seat gymnasium on UNLV’s campus and a logistical nightmare for the most significant week of the prep season.
There is no making sense of a young man’s limitless future being replaced with a blue casket in which he now rests.
Great rivalries at the prep level are more exception to any rule, so the one that has developed between Findlay Prep and Bishop Gorman is to be welcomed and celebrated annually.
