Here is the 2024 Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada baseball team, selected after the spring sports season.
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The Falcons return seven lettermen after advancing to the Sunrise Region final last year.
The Bengals hope to show great improvement this season.
The Spartans have to make up for the loss of star Demarco Alexander to graduation, but expect to remain competitive.
The Rattlers return their top seven players from last season and should be more competitive this year.
The Eagles hope to show improvement as they begin their second season of basketball.
In just their second year as a team, the Bulls expect to be competitive against every team on their schedule.
The Guardians return three starters and are hoping to improve throughout the season.
The Sidewinders are young, but continue to work hard to improve.
The Eagles return four starters and have nine seniors as they look to contend for a postseason berth.
New head coach Colin Darfour hopes to help the Skyhawks return to the postseason.
The Bulldogs return only one starter from last year’s team.
The Diamondbacks will be young, but hope their enthusiasm can lead them to a return trip to the playoffs.
The Rams return just one starter and will rely heavily on point guard Jahleel Stevens to lead them to success.
The Pirates return just three lettermen, but hope to develop team chemistry quickly and contend for a playoff spot.
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Meet the 2024 Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada baseball team
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