The Vegas Knight Hawks delivered one of their most important wins of the season Saturday to move to 9-3. They’re close to the first IFL playoff appearance in team history.
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Aviators pitcher Brady Basso made his Major League Baseball debut this year. The next step is to better his game in the city where his dad also left a legacy.
The Las Vegas Lights FC haven’t quite turned results around on the pitch since being purchased by Jose Bautista. But a win Saturday provided the team reason for optimism.
The Knights Hawks, after winning 11 games their first two seasons, could match that total in Year 3. A major reason why is the play of their quarterback.
Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles FC defeated Las Vegas Lights FC on Wednesday at Cashman Field in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup round of 32.
Lights FC will host Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles FC in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cashman Field.
Las Vegas Lights FC will host a Major League Soccer team May 8 at Cashman Field in the round of 32 of the U.S. Open Cup.
After looking to invest in a USL franchise for some time, former MLB slugger Jose Bautista jumped at the opportunity to buy the Las Vegas Lights.
Former MLB All-Star Jose Bautista has acquired the Las Vegas Lights soccer team from Brett Lashbrook, who had owned the team since it joined the USL in 2018.
Las Vegas Lights owner Brett Lashbrook is unapologetic about this weekend’s “Vegas Loves Oakland Sports Teams” promotion.
The Raiders are still trying to recover from one of the worst drafts in recent NFL history. Having all of this year’s picks make the roster is a good start.
In the stands of a Lights game, sections 1-3 were reserved for the families of 250 new citizens who were naturalized recently.
The Las Vegas Lights are in their sixth season playing soccer in Las Vegas, and there remains a place for them as the town welcomes more and more teams.
Chance has stolen the hearts of Golden Knights fans, but does he even make the list of the best sports mascots that have called the city home?
The Lights kept MLS opponent Real Salt Lake scoreless for 105 minutes, but a late flurry of goals knocked the Lights out of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
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