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Reno-Gazette Journal
Fallon upends Manogue; Carson, Lowry, Hug and Fernley pick up wins
Fallon had too much speed and the defense came up big at the end as the Greenwave knocked off Bishop Manogue, 32-30 in high school football on Friday night at Bishop Manogue. Fallon plays in the Class 3A, where it won the state championship last season. But the Greenwave knew they could play with the Class 5A Miners. Coach Calvin Connors told his team about the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team upsetting Russia in a semifinal en route to the gold medal that year. "When we took on this game, we knew we had an opportunity to do something special," Connors said. "We believed in Fallon. We believed in our community. No one else in the state thought we could do it, but we knew deep down we could." It was the first time Fallon beat Bishop Manogue since 1988. Fallon's Maxton Richardson scored on a 35-yard pass play from quarterback Camden Richardson to take a 32-23 lead late in the fourth quarter. But the Miners answered right away on a 50-yard touchdown pass from Parker Scholl to Lucas Lyles. The Miners got the ball back with 1 minute, 42 seconds left and Angel Quezada came up with an interception
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Prep football preview: Motivated by regional title loss, Reno remains 4A North favorites
With high school football beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A team. Today's team: Reno High School. Last season: 7-5 overall, 3-2 league; lost to McQueen in regional championship game. Coach: C.J. Wintch (15-18 overall, 5-10 league in three seasons at Reno) Season overview. All-region players lost:...
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Douglas football: 'Compete with everybody'
Douglas High football head coach Kyle Mays is entering his sixth season at the helm of the Tigers, but his first without the last name “Jackson” on the roster. “It’s hard to replace guys like that (record-setting Tiger running backs Connor Jackson and Zack Jackson), but these dudes that we have coming up this year … they want to step in and fill the shoes,” Mays said.
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Prep football preview: Wooster eyeing steady improvement with sophomore-heavy roster
With high school football beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A team. Today's team: Wooster High School. Last season: 1-9 overall, 1-4 league (fifth out of six teams in the 4A North) Coach: David Tietjen (1-9 overall, 1-4 league in first season) Season overview. All-region players lost:...
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Prep football preview: Hug installs new coach with Alabama roots to fix recent struggles
With high school football beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A team. Today's team: Hug High School. Last season: 0-9 overall, 0-5 in league (sixth out of six teams in the in 4A North) Coach: Thomas Phillips (first season) Season overview. All-region players lost: WR/MLB Elijah Herbert,...
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Prep football preview: North Valleys looks to take step forward with more experienced team
With high school football beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A team. Today's team: North Valleys High School. Last season: 2-9 overall, 2-3 league (fourth out of six teams in the 4A North) Coach: Brad Rose (fifth season, 12-31 overall, 6-14 league) Season overview. All-region players lost:...
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Prep football power rankings: Bishop Manogue, McQueen enter season as early favorites
The Nevada high school football season starts Friday, and we'll post our weekly Northern Nevada all-class prep football power rankings each Monday. Here are this week's rankings as compiled by reporter Zack Larsen. This feature is presented in partnership with America First Credit Union. 1. Bishop Manogue: The Miners were...
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Top football players to watch in Nevada's Class 5A-North, fall 2026
The high school football season kicks off Friday with a handful of games as Spanish Springs looks to defend its regional and state championships in Class 5A. Here are the top players to watch this season in the Class 5A-North, based on suggestions by area coaches. Bishop Manogue Mascot: Miners Coach : Ernie Howren, 10th season at Bishop Manogue, 27th season overall Last season: 7-5 overall, 4-1 league Demari Stacker, junior, wide-receiver/safety, three-year varsity starter, second-team All-League, caught 46 passes for 563 yards and eight TDs Parker Scholl, junior, quarterback, got limited playing time last season Mason Eck, senior, center, two-year starter, has a full ride offer to Nevada, second-team All-League Jacobe Cherry, senior, defensive tackle, first-team All-League, two-year starter, has 10 D1 offers to play both offensive line and DL Marcus Carey, senior, offensive line, two-year starter. Smartest kid on the team, honorable mention All-League Evan Escovedo, junior running back/linebacker, honorable mention All-League, rushed for 375 yards, two-way starter at running back/linebacker Zeke Peterson, junior, defensive end, second-team All-League, led the team in sacks last year as a sophomore Ryder Scarlett, senior, kicker, committed to UNLV, first-team All-League Top newcomers to watch for: Nick Shannon, wide receiver, great speed
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Prep football preview: Galena using demotion as motivation to get back to top division
With high school football beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A team. Today's team: Galena High School. Last season: 3-6 overall, 0-5 league (sixth out of six teams in the 5A North) Coach: Aaron Cook (28-38 overall, 14-20 in league in seven seasons with Galena) Season overview.
KOLO TV Reno
Sports Caravan Preview: Looking back at last year’s state champions
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Bryce Brauneisen and Grant Kiefer caught up with last year’s 4A and 5A state champs, McQueen High School and Spanish Springs High School. They also break down the most anticipated matchups of the upcoming season.
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Investigators from University of Nevada Have Reported New Data on Pediatrics (Integrating Data To Examine Policy and Complex Equity Issues: an Illustrative Case In Special Education): Pediatrics
2026 AUG 13 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Education Daily Report -- Data detailed on Pediatrics have been presented. According to news reporting originating in. Reno, Nevada. , by NewsRx journalists, research stated, “In this policy forum, we demonstrate how data integration and harmonization can support...
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Prep football preview: Carson aims to build off strong 2025 season with regional title run
With high school football beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A team. Today's team: Carson High School. Last season: 6-5 overall, 4-1 league (second out of six teams in the 4A North) Coach: Steven Nelms (second season, 6-5 overall, 4-1 league) Season overview. All-region players lost: OL...
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Principal Rich Fortier joins Yerington Elementary School
Yerington Elementary School announced: Please join us in welcoming Mr. Rich Fortier, our new principal at Yerington Elementary School!. On Monday, August 10th, Principal Fortier attended the scheduled Yerington City Council meeting to introduce himself to the community. The YHS principal and YIS assistant principal were also present. Mr. Fortier...
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Prep football preview: Spanish Springs looks to defend 5A state title with revamped roster
With the high school football season beginning this month, we're previewing each Northern 5A and 4A school. Today's team: Spanish Springs High School. Last season: 13-0 overall, 5-0 in league (first out of six teams in 5A North); won 5A state championship over Faith Lutheran, 42-23 Coach: Rob Hummel (50-29...
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WCSD welcomes Class of 2039 as students return to classrooms
Starting kindergarten means crying all day. And that's just the parents. "I'm wearing sunglasses because I'm in shambles," said Ashlee Durante, who dropped off son Levi for his first day of school Monday at Rita Cannan Elementary in Reno. Thousands of Washoe County School District students returned to classrooms for the start of the 2026-27 school year. The district expects about 59,000 students to be enrolled at more than 100 schools this year. Levi, 5, appeared braver than his mom on his first day, but he still wasn't entirely sure after being dropped off at the gates of his new playground. Quietly, he tried to walk back to his parents before an understanding teacher redirected him. While it was Levi's first day, he wasn't the only one experiencing a first. Superintendent Tiffany McMaster welcomed kindergarten students -- the Class of 2039 -- and walked many to their classrooms Monday. McMaster officially became the district's 15th superintendent in July, but Monday marked her first first day of school leading the district. It was also a first for students and staff at Stead Elementary School and Vaughn Middle School, both of which opened new buildings this year. For Stead Principal Ryan Doetch-Youngblood,