A state championship, a four-time individual title and a breakthrough season for girls wrestling headlined Pershing County High School’s winter awards night Monday in the high school auditorium.
Just like its Northern 3A counterparts, the Northern 2A schedule is full and close to overflown, causing the league schedule to start earlier in the season.
The Pershing County High School track and field team opened its season at the Fernley Sticker Meet, competing against nine other schools.
The only team at Lowry High School not to have a home meet or game, started its season on Feb. 28, at the Moana Pool in Reno.
The Pershing County High School softball team continued its strong start to the season last week, going 3-0 and extending its winning streak to five games.
The Pershing County High School baseball team rebounded from a tough start to the week to split a home doubleheader with North Tahoe in league baseball action.
The Battle Mountain High School softball team home debut this past weekend was a quick one, as the squad played just 11 innings in three games against Silver Stage.
Nothing like jumping into the fire right away.
While a majority of teams got going at the end of February, the Lowry High School softball team decided to start a week later and showed no signs of rust.
With little time before the league season starts, the Lowry High School baseball team traveled to Needles, Calif., last week for five preseason games.
After a slow start, the Battle Mountain High School softball team rebounded in a big way to win three of four games this past weekend at the Pershing County tournament in Lovelock.
The Pershing County High School baseball and softball teams opened its spring season at home this past weekend, hosting Hug, Yerington, Sparks, Battle Mountain, Quincy, Pyramid Lake, West Wendover, White Pine and Oasis Academy at the annual Lovelock baseball and softball tournament.
Coming off its second-ever state title as a team, the Lowry High School girls track and field team is out to show they can be a power in northern Nevada.
The Pershing County High School boys basketball team made a strong run at the Northern 2A Regional Tournament in Yerington, defeating North Tahoe 60-50 before its season came to a close with a 57-50 loss to Battle Mountain.
After a warm and dry winter, spring sports in northern Nevada have been greeted with cold temperatures.
Previous Next