ARBOR VIEW
Head coach: David Fish, ninth season
Returning letter winners: Three
Top golfers: Betsy Branton (So.)
Outlook: The defending Sunset Region champions have a new look this season after losing their top three golfers to graduation.
Branton, who had an 88 strokes per round average, leads a short list of three returnees, and Fish said she should qualify for the region meet.
“The team will be going through a rebuilding year,” Fish said.
Standout performances from Bishop Gorman, Coronado and Faith Lutheran highlight the 2025 Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada girls golf team.
More than 60 high school athletes from across Southern Nevada signed with colleges Wednesday on the first national signing day for the class of 2026.
Coronado’s girls golf team claimed its fifth straight Class 5A team state title at the 5A state tournament in Boulder City.
Bishop Gorman’s girls golf team won the Class 5A Southern Region team title thanks to an impressive second day of play.
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Since winning last year’s Class 5A girls state golf individual title, Faith Lutheran junior Maddie Perez has not lost a match and is favored to win again this year.
The Sky Pointe cross country teams are among the favorites to win the Class 5A boys and girls state titles, even though the school is about a third the size of most 5A schools.
The Coronado girls tennis team last week defeated Palo Verde, which has won five straight Class 5A state championships, and has its sights set on a state title.
Clark High senior Alliah Jordan spent the summer competing with nearly 100 other golfers as part of the UNDERRATED Golf Tour, a program founded by Stephen Curry.
Joe Sawaia, who will be inducted into the Las Vegas Golf Hall of Fame this fall, reached the quarterfinals last week at the U.S. Senior Amateur in San Antonio.
