The 8,9,10 year old Winnemucca Little League All Stars played Silverada (Dayton) in Elko on Friday night. Despite a strong start, the boys lost to Silverada 16-6 in five innings.
Professionals and amateurs put their cars and their driving skills to the test at the Good Times Drag Strip on Jungo Road last Friday and Saturday. The Northern Nevada Racing Association (NNRA) hosted the “Jumpin June Drags” at the 1/8 mile track, as Top Eliminator, Pro and Street/Sportsman classes competed against the clock and themselves.
The Cody Louk Memorial Softball Tournament was held over Father’s Day weekend on Sunday, June 15.
The “Future Buckaroos” and professional football player Jace Billingsley will be holding a youth football camp in coordination with the Winnemucca Youth Football League (WYFL).
There are few things in life better than enjoying a round of golf on a warm summer day. A junior golf summer camp is being held at the Winnemucca Municipal Golf Course.
Gail Piquet shot a low-gross score of 83 to win the first flight of the Winnemucca Ladies Golf Club Shamble Tournament on Tuesday at Winnemucca Municipal Golf Course.
By a unanimous vote, the Humboldt County School District Board of Trustees voted to name the gym floor at Lowry High School “Pat Hart Court” at the meeting held on June 12.
The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) Board of Control meets regularly to address the business of all school activities in the state of Nevada. The NIAA is the governing body over all Nevada high school sports. Several of the items discussed and acted upon during their most recent meeting on June 13 will have a direct impact on three area high schools (Lowry, Battle Mountain and Pershing County).
Little League baseball all-stars in Winnemucca have been chosen by the coaches of the league and are practicing now. The kids will be competing in District 3 tournaments in one of four different cities, depending upon their ages.
American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) held its soccer camp at the Ralph Whitworth Recreation Complex June 11-15.
It was a busy week for area youths, as a basketball camp was held at the Boys & Girls Club of Winnemucca from June 11-14. The camp was broken into three divisions, third-fourth grade, fifth-sixth grade and seventh-ninth grade.
The Lowry volleyball camp made its return after a along absence and was broken into three divisions, first-third grade, fourth-sixth grade and seventh-ninth grade.
Lowry High School has announced Savannah Talbott as the new girls Golf coach. Talbott will replace former coach Todd Milton for the upcoming fall golf season.
