Felicity Reimann made seven saves to help Foothill’s girls soccer team hold off visiting Liberty for a 1-0 win on Thursday afternoon.
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Sunil Subba scored the go-ahead goal in the 78th minute to help Silverado’s boys soccer team rally for a 2-1 home win over Basic on Thursday afternoon.
Bishop Gorman No. 3 singles player Blake Weismann won a tiebreaking point over Palo Verde’s top singles player, Jack Kostrinsky, to help the Gaels’ boys tennis team edge the Panthers on the road, 10-9.
Anna Pfarrer went 3-0 in singles as the Liberty girls tennis team beat Valley at home in the Class 4A Sunrise Region quarterfinals Thursday, 11-7.
Hudson Huckfeldt’s save on a 69th-minute penalty kick helped preserve the Panthers’ clean sheet and beat Faith Lutheran 2-0 to win the Southern Nevada Kick-off Classic at Green Valley on Monday.
Kayla Watanabe had 12 kills, and O’Ceana Clemens added eight kills to help Liberty’s girls volleyball team to a 25-21, 25-23, 25-27, 25-22 win over visiting Bonanza on Monday.
Anthony Gonzalez scored the go-ahead goal off an assist from Luis Peres with eight minutes to play Monday afternoon to lead Las Vegas’ boys soccer team to a 2-1 road win over Clark.
Michaela Budnick scored with 12 minutes to play to lift Sierra Vista’s girls soccer team to a 2-1 home victory over Silverado on Monday.
Faith Lutheran’s Maxwell Blum went 3-0 in singles play as the Crusaders edged host Centennial 10-8 on Monday in boys tennis.
Madison Knoblock went 3-0 in singles on Monday to lead Liberty’s girls tennis team to an 11-7 home win over Boulder City.
Hunter Pate shot a 1-over-par 37 on Monday afternoon, and Bishop Gorman’s girls golf team had five of the top six finishers in a win over Faith Lutheran at Highland Falls.
Liberty stayed unranked in the USA Today Super 25 football rankings released Monday, and Bishop Gorman moved up from No. 4 to No. 3.
After waiting patiently for Las Vegas Bulldogs pitcher Isaiah Salas to throw an inside fastball, Gage Ventura promptly stroked an RBI-double that scored Cole Schaefer and helped the second-seeded Las Vegas Aces (33-9) to a 6-5 victory.
With an estimated 3,500 AAU basketball teams playing in tournaments across the valley this week, fans still seem to be gravitating towards one person: South Carolina Supreme’s Zion Williamson, the No. 2 overall recruit in the country.
Shareef O’Neal, a 6-foot-8-inch forward and Arizona commit, built his game studying countless NBA players — none of them being his famous father Shaquille O’Neal.