Faith Lutheran junior quarterback Garyt Odom announced Wednesday that he has committed to play in college for his father, UNLV coach Barry Odom.
Recruiting
High school athletes across Southern Nevada signed national letters of intent to play college sports Wednesday, including 13 at Bishop Gorman.
Sierra Vista junior center Xavion Staton, a three-star prospect, has received offers from Kansas, Southern California, Louisiana State and others this month.
Arbor View forward Pharaoh Compton is a four-star prospect and the state’s top class of 2024 recruit, according to 247Sports.
Bishop Gorman junior offensive lineman Doug Utu and SJ Alofaituli are fielding offers from some of the most prominent college football programs.
Senior Caden Chittenden has drawn interest from several high-profile Division I programs while etching his name in the state’s record book.
Bishop Gorman junior receiver Derek Meadows is the state’s top 2025 recruit. His stock has grown in the offseason, and he is preparing for a visit to Notre Dame.
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UNLV football coach Barry Odom has stressed the importance of recruiting local high school players. Five have committed to the Rebels since April.
Some local athletes will be playing in different conferences than they expected after the recent wave of realignment changed the college sports landscape.
Four top Bishop Gorman basketball players have announced that they are leaving the state for new teams, part of an exodus of talent from Southern Nevada.
David Washington, a four-star wide receiver and the No. 2 class of 2024 high school football recruit in the state, announced his college commitment Monday.
Recruiting attention is turning to class of 2025 prospects. A talented group of high school football players entering their junior years has emerged in Southern Nevada.
Liberty athlete Landon Bell announced his college football commitment to a new school Tuesday after decommitting from Washington last week.