Bishop Gorman defeated Centennial to win the Class 5A girls basketball state title in February. The showdown was named the Nevada Preps Game of the Year.
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Quarterback Kenyon Oblad is back for a third season as a starter at Liberty, and receivers Ethan Dedeaux, Darion Acohido and Marquez Powell give him plenty of big-play threats.
Running back Elijah Hicks and linebacker Cruz Littlefield return to lead Las Vegas High, which should contend for the Northeast League title.
Stetson Stallworth and JD Reynolds, sons of former UNLV football players, are hoping to make an impact on the NCAA Division II level.
Much like the famous clothing company’s ability to enhance a wardrobe, Mountain View juniors Terrence and Tyrell Brooks have been integral in sprucing up the small school’s athletic look in their first two years of high school. The 16-year-old twins play three sports, including baseball when called upon, and are two of the most recognizable athletes in the Class 2A Southern League.
Laughlin will lean heavily on Coda Abatti on both sides of the ball as the Cougars try to turn the corner in coach Walt Hemingway’s second season.
Quarterback Jack Berkley returns and hopes to lead The Meadows on another playoff run.
Moapa Valley returns only senior center Cameron Larsen to the offense and just four starters to the defense. In all, 10 lettermen will be back from last season’s squad that dropped the state title game to Churchill County 34-27.
Two-way standout Aubrey Nellems is back and hopes to keep Shadow Ridge’s football team in the playoff hunt this season.
Desert Pines returns a host of explosive players, and should be one of the state’s most exciting teams.
The high school sports season kicks off this week, with events beginning on Thursday. Here’s a look at some of the week’s top matchups.
Quarterback Landen Rowland returns to lead Coronado’s football team this fall.
Cheyenne must replace some key offensive players, but the Desert Shields hope to make a run for the Sunset League title.
There are two bridges here a visitor can cross to get to Moapa Valley High. The Yamashita Bridge eventually leads to the backside of the school, near the football and soccer fields. But here’s a tip: That’s the longer route. The more convenient way to find R.J. Hubert is to go over the Gubler Bridge and then make a right on St. Joseph Street.
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Bishop Gorman announced Thursday that baseball coach Chris Sheff will not return following an investigation into the program.
The school’s teams will have a new nickname in August after an agreement with Arizona State to use the Sundevils moniker and the Sparky mascot was discontinued.
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.
