Bella Cipili ran for 64 yards and three touchdowns and threw a touchdown pass for Green Valley on Monday, as the Gators’ 32-19 road win over Boulder City snapped the Eagles’ 49-game winning streak.
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Omar Miranda scored with a minute to play Wednesday to give Chaparral’s boys soccer team a 2-1 win over Boulder City.
Palo Verde’s girls tennis team swept the doubles sets on Thursday en route to an 11-7 victory over Faith Lutheran at Darling Tennis Center.
Marcus Pasimio went 3-0 in singles Thursday as the Clark boys tennis team edged visiting Spring Valley, 10-8.
Bishop Gorman’s boys tennis team swept the doubles sets Tuesday en route to an 11-7 Southwest League road victory over Clark, snapping the Chargers’ 68-match win streak.
Kahlea Kimoto went 3-0 in singles Tuesday to lead Arbor View’s girls tennis team to a 10-8 road victory at Cimarron-Memorial.
Tehani Tapuala had 20 assists Tuesday to lead the Liberty girls volleyball to a 25-6, 25-6, 25-15 victory over Eldorado.
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Frank Sessa hit a three-run home run in the third inning to lead the Sunset to an 8-3 win over the Sunrise in the Division I All-Star Game at the College of Southern Nevada.
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Boulder City’s boys made it somewhat interesting by scoring 110 points to defeat second-place Sierra Vista by 25 points. But the girls dominated throughout, scoring 156 points to easily get past second-place Truckee, which finished with 111 points. It was the sixth consecutive championship for the Eagles’ boys and the fourth straight for the girls.