Coronado softball’s Bailey Goldberg went 2-for-3 with a home run in the 5A state title game to earn Nevada Preps Girls Athlete of the Week honors.
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The Skyhawks return a pair of state meet placers and hope to be competitive again this year.
The Wildcats have plenty of young talent, but hope to make waves at the region and state meets.
The Sundevils have several new faces who could contribute early in the season.
The Bengals were hit hard by graduation and are counting on inexperienced athletes to fill in the holes.
The Falcons are young but are hoping to be competitive in the Sunrise Region.
The Eagles bring back a handful of state meet scorers and are primed for a successful season.
The Golden Eagles are aiming for their fourth straight Class 1A state title.
The Lions hope to continue to improve as the prepare to move into Class 3A next year.
The Bulldogs have good numbers, and hope to gain experience quickly.
The Cougars lost some talented athletes to graduation, but return a small group with state meet experience.
The Rattlers return the Class 3A state record holder in the 100-meter dash.
The Patriots expect to be strong again in the throws and improved in both distance and sprints.
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Faith Lutheran thrower Preston Beery set the unofficial state record in the shot put Friday to earn Nevada Preps Boys Athlete of the Week honors.
Basic’s baseball team has been forced to forfeit all of its league games for using ineligible players, the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association confirmed.
Former Bishop Gorman standout Rome Odunze was selected ninth by the Chicago Bears, and former Liberty athlete Troy Fautanu went 20th overall to the Steelers.
Bishop Gorman announced Wednesday that its baseball team was forfeiting games over paperwork related to the eligibility of a transfer student.
