The Battle Mountain High School girls golf team concluded its season with the NIAA 2A State Championships on Oct. 8-9.
The Battle Mountain High School football team accomplished one goal this past Friday night but are looking for bigger and better things later this week. The Longhorns secured a home playoff game in November after a 42-10 win over Yerington on Homecoming night in Battle Mountain. With a postseason berth clinched, the Longhorns will look to win a league title for the first time in nine years when they travel to Lovelock on Friday night. “I thought it was one of our best performances of the year and it was against a good, quality team,” said BMHS coach Mitch Domagala. “The kids played hard and it was a good turnaround from the week before when we were flat.”
Oklahoma has fired defensive coordinator Mike Stoops after the Sooners struggled to stop Texas in their first loss of the season. The Sooners said Monday that Ruffin McNeill, the assistant head coach and defensive tackles coach, will be the defensive coordinator for the rest of the season.
BMHS JV ties Pershing County 14-14
The Battle Mountain High School girls golf team concluded its regular season last week in Round Mountain and finished second as a team to White Pine. Destiny Villanueva placed third overall with a round of 110. Adriana Robles was fifth overall at 111.
The Battle Mountain High School girls soccer team was looking to pick up its second straight victory as it traveled to Lovelock on Saturday afternoon. However, the Lady Longhorns could not get their offense in gear and suffered a 1-0 loss to the Pershing County Mustangs.
The Battle Mountain High School football team continued its winning ways in Tahoe City, Calif., on Saturday afternoon with a 34-20 win over North Tahoe.
The Battle Mountain High School boys soccer team came away from its road trip with a split of two matches. The Longhorns dropped a 3-0 match to White Pine on Friday afternoon. The Bobcats scored a pair of goals in the first 40 minutes of the match and did not look back.
The Battle Mountain High School volleyball team made quick work of its road trip to Reno this past Saturday, with a three-set sweep of Coral Academy. The Lady Longhorns were not challenged in any of the sets, winning 25-3, 25-11 and 25-5 to move to 8-9 overall and 4-6 in the Northern 2A.
The Battle Mountain High School girls soccer team split of pair of road matches this past weekend. The road trip began in Ely on Friday afternoon with a 5-0 loss to White Pine. The Ladycats scored twice in the first 40 minutes and round out the match with three goals in the final 40 minutes.
The Battle Mountain High School girls golf team looks to be peaking just at the right time, as the 2A season is nearing an end. The Lady Longhorns were on their home course this past Thursday and used that to their advantage to win the tournament with a season-best score of 437. The Elko JV was second at 448.
The Battle Mountain High School football team found itself in an unusual spot on Friday night during its home game with American Falls, Idaho. The Longhorns trailed in a game for the first since its season opener at Lincoln County in August.
The girls golf season in the Northern 2A is quickly coming to an end with just a couple tournaments left on the schedule before the state tournament. Battle Mountain High School was in Elko last Thursday to play Ruby View Golf Course. Lynzee Devlin returned after missing the previous week due to an illness and finished fourth overall with a round of 108.
The Battle Mountain High School boys soccer team was ready to play two matches on the road this past weekend but found out on Friday afternoon they were only playing one.
The Battle Mountain High School girls soccer team hit the road this past weekend and came back with a mixed bag of results. The Lady Longhorns were in Whittell on Friday afternoon and lost 8-0. The Warriors scored seven of the eight goals in the first half.