Bishop Gorman (4A boys), Desert Pines (3A boys), Centennial (4A girls) and Moapa Valley (3A girls) are No. 1 this week in the Review-Journal high school basketball rankings.
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Trey Woodbury, who was dismissed from Clark High School’s basketball team, will remain part of UNLV’s recruiting class, sources close to the Rebels’ program said Wednesday.
There was plenty of interest in Tuesday’s Bishop Gorman vs. Clark boys basketball game, with the area’s top two teams squaring off. There was even more intrigue when Clark standout Trey Woodbury didn’t suit up for the Chargers.
Alexus Quaadman had 13 points on 6-for-7 shooting and added 19 rebounds and six blocked shots to help second-ranked Spring Valley to a 60-47 home win over third-ranked Liberty.
De’Shawn Keperling had 24 points and 14 rebounds to help Canyon Springs to a 91-77 road win over Las Vegas High on Wednesday.
Canyon Springs senior guard Kevin Legardy is the leading scorer in Southern Nevada this season at 28.5 points per game.
Bishop Gorman (4A boys), Cheyenne (3A boys), Centennial (4A girls) and Moapa Valley (3A girls) top the Review-Journal’s prep basketball rankings.
Sophomore Julian Strawther turned in the performance of the year, scoring 31 of his 45 points in the second half, and missed just one field goal attempt in the second quarter to boost the Patriots’ boys basketball team to a 98-87 home win over rival Coronado.
Review-Journal reporters Ben Gotz and Elaine Wilson preview this week’s biggest basketball matchups in Southern Nevada.
Bol Bol had 26 points, 13 rebounds and two blocked shots to power the Pilots to a 75-68 win over Bishop Gorman in the Big City Showdown at South Point Arena.