The Vikings return six lettermen and hope to be improved.
Schools
The Cougars return four starters from a team that advanced to the Division I state championship game last year.
The winners of the last three Division I-A state titles have a new coach and 10 returning lettermen.
The Trailblazers return six lettermen from last year’s squad.
The Panthers return four lettermen and hope to compete in the Northwest League.
Despite returning only four lettermen, the Desert Shields still should be competitive in the Sunset League.
The Cowboys bring back five lettermen and hope to compete for a state playoff berth.
The Bengals lost 11 players to graduation and hope to have success while gaining varsity experience.
After advancing to the Division III state tournament last year, the Saints return just two starters.
The Diamondbacks will need to learn quickly as they return only one varsity player from last season.
Hit hard by graduation, the Skyhawks return only two players with varsity experience.
The Mountain Lions bring back four starters from last year’s squad.
The Lions bring back nine lettermen from a team that advanced to the Division IV state semifinals.
Bishop Gorman senior Zach Collins was named the Gatorade Nevada Boys Basketball Player of the Year on Thursday.
Desert Oasis’ Taiga Miyano knocked down two 3-pointers in the first 1:02, helping the Diamondbacks open the game on a 15-2 run, and they rolled to an 87-65 win over visiting Legacy in the Division I Sunset Region quarterfinals.
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