The Battle Mountain High School boys basketball team finished its regular season on the road with a split of two road games in preparation for this week’s regional tournament.
Members of the Battle Mountain Swim Team recently took park in the Douglas Dolphins swim meet. Nevaeh Serna brought home a number of first-place medals, dominating the girls 8U division. Serna earned top honors in the 100-yard individual medley with a time of 1 minute, 35.43 seconds, an improvement of 8.70 seconds. Serna won the 50-yard backstroke with a time of 43.40, was first in the 25-yard backstroke (25.60) and she improved by 8.12 seconds to win the 50-yard butterfly in a time of 49.02.
The Battle Mountain High School girls basketball team closed out its regular season with a split of two road games. The Lady Longhorns cruised to a 38-6 win over Coral Academy on Friday night in Reno. Battle Mountain led 19-0 at halftime and was never challenged in the contest.
The Northern Regional Basketball Championships are under way for area high schools. Pershing County High School and Lovelock will host the Northern 2A tournament from Thursday through Saturday, while Fallon and Churchill County host the 3A championships. The McDermitt High School girls basketball team will make the long trip to Las Vegas for its regional tournament. This year the East and South play each other, with the Southern 1A hosting.
What a way to introduce families to Quarter Midget Racing. Quarter Midgets of America Western Region Director Sunny Phillips and Ashley Davis from Winnemucca Regional Raceway held the first Meet and Greet Saturday Jan.y 26 at The Model-T-Casino. The turnout was a huge success,as local families, track promoters and board members came together with hand shakes and hugs to team up and support the new children’s racing program as a whole. The Nevada region is a strong racing community and loves the fact our smaller racer will now be able to grow and go s future as race car drivers here at their local tracks.
After hitting a bump in the road a season ago, where its streak of six consecutive state titles was snapped, the Battle Mountain High School wrestling team is back on top in the 2A in Nevada after winning its state record 19th state championship on Saturday at Virgin Valley High School in Mesquite.
The Battle Mountain High School JV girls basketball team split its final home games of the year this past weekend, beating West Wendover 53-16 and losing 53-46 to White Pine.
The Battle Mountain High School junior varsity boys basketball team played its final two home games of the season this past weekend and suffered losses in both contests.
The Battle Mountain High School boys basketball team celebrated Winterfest this past weekend and closed out its home schedule. The week did not go the way the Longhorns had hoped with two losses but, the squad is still playoff bound next weekend at the regional tournament in Lovelock.
With the regular season coming to an end this weekend, the Battle Mountain High School girls basketball team pretty much knows its position in the upcoming Northern 2A Regional Championships. The Lady Longhorns were looking to close out its home schedule on a high note this past weekend. Battle Mountain split its two games, beating West Wendover 49-37 on Friday night and losing 42-30 to White Pine on Saturday afternoon. Battle Mountain stands at 15-10 overall and 8-6 in the Northern 2A. In Friday’s game, both teams struggled offensively in the first half as Battle Mountain held West Wendover to just four field goals in the first 16 minutes of play.
The Battle Mountain High School wrestling team traveled to Lovelock this past weekend to take back what is theirs, the Northern 2A Regional Tournament Championship.
The Battle Mountain High School wrestling team took home the Northern 2A regional championship last Saturday in Lovelock, beating Yerington and Pershing County. The NIAA 2A State Championships are Friday and Saturday at Virgin Valley High School in Mesquite.
Harris scores career-high 38 in win over Falcons
The teams of the Northern Nevada Division A/AA wrestling world converged on the BMHS gym for duals to determine seeding for this weekend’s Northern League Tournament.
The Battle Mountain High School girls basketball team was on the road for three games last week and came home with one victory. Battle Mountain headed east on Interstate 80 on Tuesday, Jan. 28, and suffered a 51-49 loss in overtime to the Leopards. The Lady Longhorns doubled up the Leopards 14-7 in the first eight minutes of play, but Wells fought back to cut the deficit to 22-19 at halftime. Battle Mountain once again increased the lead to six points in the third quarter, only to see Wells come back again and use a 13-7 spurt to tie the game and send it into overtime.