Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state boys cross country team. First Team: Omar Aguilar-Espinoza, Silverado First Team: Milton Amezcua, Green Valley First Team: Noah Ayala, Arbor View First Team: William Fallini-Haas, Spring Creek First Team: Matthew Hakin, Spanish Springs First Team: Daniel Horner, Spanish Springs First Team: Jared Marchegger, Sierra Lutheran First Team: Montana Montgomery, Truckee First Team: Conner Nicholas, Desert Oasis First Team: Andrew Ribeiro, Spanish Springs First Team: Aric Turner, Damonte Ranch First Team: Keith Williams, Arbor View Second Team: Ian Cook, The Meadows Second Team: Thomas Dougherty, Coronado Second Team: Sean Dunkelman, Douglas Second Team: Zach Harris, Bishop Manogue Second Team: Mason Keach, McQueen Second Team: Carson Leavitt, Galena Second Team: Nicholas McMillen, Reno Second Team: Alexander Miller, Centennial Second Team: Justin Neubeck, Foothill Second Team: Bryce Odegard, Pahrump Valley Second Team: Shay Rutledge, Lake Mead Second Team: J.C. Schoonmaker, North Tahoe Coach of the Year: Rhonda Beadell, Spanish Springs
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UNLV ended its first season under coach Dan Mullen with a loss to Ohio University in the Frisco Bowl on Tuesday at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas.
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