DURANGO
Head coach: Sarah Jacques, first season
Outlook: Jacques takes over a team that is hungry for success.
“I’m looking forward to start developing a strong swim team here at Durango,” Jacques said.
Northern Nevada schools will remain in Class 5A in all spring sports after a NIAA realignment meeting decision Wednesday.
The high school sports season is over after all eight spring sports crowned state champions last week. Here are three takeaways from the spring sports season.
Palo Verde’s boys swimming team won its 11th straight team title by two points at the 5A state meet in Reno. The Coronado girls won their fourth straight title.
The Palo Verde boys and Coronado girls won the 5A Southern Region team titles Friday and have their sights set on adding to their state title streaks.
Regional action begins this week for high school boys golf, swimming and track and field. Here is the schedule for all the action.
Legacy sprinter Amaya Stepp has Nevada’s top times in three different events, giving her plenty of confidence heading into next month’s state meet.
Coronado senior Addison Holmes has signed to swim for Southern Indiana, but her immediate concern is to lead the Cougars to a fourth straight Class 5A state title.
Many of the state’s top high school swimmers competed at a meet Saturday morning at the Pavilion Center Pool. Here are photos and results from the event.
Faith Lutheran junior Brady Anderson completed the 1,600 meters in a state record 4 minutes, 7.51 seconds March 21 at the Chandler (Arizona) Rotary Invitational.
Here’s a preview of the 2025 swimming season in Southern Nevada, with Palo Verde’s boys and Coronado’s girls looking to win another 5A state title.
