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Desert Pines

‘Shocked the city’

Isaiah Morris isn’t the biggest running back in the area, and his team doesn’t play in the state’s top division. That didn’t stop Morris and his Desert Pines teammates from coming out and making a statement Friday night in the high school season opener. Morris rushed for 239 yards and two touchdowns, and the ninth-ranked Jaguars routed No. 3 Arbor View 50-14 at Desert Pines.

I-A FOOTBALL: Injured Jaguars still dangerous, hungry

As if last year’s close state championship loss wasn’t enough to bear, third-year Desert Pines football coach Tico Rodriguez recently found out he would be without two of his top players for most or all of this season.

2015 Desert Pines Football Capsule

The Jaguars were poised to win their first state title last season, before a fourth-quarter collapse against Moapa Valley in the state title game.

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Jaguars seeing return on investment

One hundred dollars and a few players who had little success and were just happy to be there. That’s what Jan Van Tuyl had when he took over the Desert Pines girls tennis program.

2015 Desert Pines Boys Tennis Capsule

Head coach Rich says key players have matured and will bolster the team to a division win and be competitive in the playoffs

2015 Desert Pines Girls Tennis Capsule

Head coach Jan Van Tuy says the girls have worked hard this summer to improve their game and ability levels.

RECRUITING: Liberty receiver savors first college offer

In a football season sure to be highlighted by offensive and defensive linemen, Liberty junior Ethan Dedeaux stands out as one of Southern Nevada’s top returning playmakers.

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