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Nevada Appeal
Carson High football back at home for another 5A foe
RECORDS: Carson (1-1); Damonte Ranch (1-0) SERIES: The two sides are even in wins, 9-9, since 2006. Damonte has won the last six meetings. AT STAKE: The Senators will be anxious to put last week in the rear-view mirror and what better way to do that than knocking off a 5A North team? The Mustangs have had Carson’s number over the last decade, having not lost to the Senators since 2015. The sides have only met twice since 2019, and both of those games came during the 2024 season.
nevadasportsnet.com
Hawk Fire forces North Valleys High to cancel practices, games until further notice
The scene at Mackay Stadium on Saturday was an ominous one as smoke from the Hawk Fire built up in the background. North Valleys beat Lowry 13-7 in a tight battle, featuring the Panthers' game-winning touchdown in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter. Shortly after the game concluded, the PA announcer let everyone know that U.S. Route 395, the main freeway to get back to North Valleys, was closed due to the Hawk Fire.
Record-Courier
Ep: 248 – Perspectives, scheduling changes and local features
This week on Behind the Bench, the episode begins with the weekly look at the first full slate of high school football and how all four of our local coverage area teams fared. Hosts Carter Eckl and Duke Ritenhouse take a look at that plus everyone's upcoming opponents as well. This week's podcast then shifts to Carson High School boys soccer and Douglas High School volleyball and their upcoming season outlooks in the newspaper. All that as well as Carson volleyball, Mountain West football and local boxing! This week's episode was produced by Jeff Mulvihill, Jr.
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UNR students bake and deliver 500 cookies to Hawk Fire evacuees and first responders
Students at the University of Nevada, Reno spent Sunday baking and delivering approximately 500 cookies to people displaced by the Hawk Fire and those responding to the emergency. The effort began at Chabad at UNR, where students gathered to bake, package and prepare the cookies for distribution. They worked for...
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Students React to Campus Operations Continuing Despite Hawk Fire
On Monday, Aug. 24, many students living on-campus and commuters attended their classes as usual. On the other hand, several couldn’t come to the first day of school as the Hawk Fire continues to burn in northwest Reno. Throughout the campus, there have been mixed feelings on the University’s...
KOLO TV Reno
Coral Academy remains closed due to Hawk Fire
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Coral Academy of Science in Reno will remain closed due to the Hawk Fire. They say all classes, events and school activities scheduled for Tuesday will be cancelled. School officials say they continue to monitor the situation.
FOX Reno
UNR monitors Hawk Fire as evacuations spread; campus not in evacuation zone
As the Hawk Fire grows and evacuations spread, the University of Nevada, Reno said it is monitoring conditions and offering support to students, faculty and staff affected by displacement and smoke. “With the start of the Hawk Fire today, many members of our community are facing uncertainty due to evacuations,...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Fallon downs Reed; Galena, Damonte Ranch roll to victories
Football supremacy in Northern Nevada lies about 60 miles east of Reno. Fallon proved last week's win over Bishop Manogue was not a fluke. The Class 3A Greenwave once again beat a 5A school to start the season 2-0. Reed was the victim Friday night as Fallon took a 14-13 win on the new turf at Reed, repaying the favor when Reed won the inaugural game on Fallon's new turf two years ago. On Friday night, Fallon jumped on Reed early, taking a 14-0 into the late third quarter after scores by Calin Anderson on a pass from Camden Richardson, and an Alijah Juarez 20-yard TD run. Reed scored with 1 minute 47 seconds left in the third, then added another touchdown with 2:44 remaining on an 84-yard catch-and-run by Jesse Douglas from quarterback Peyton Smith. But Fallon's Alijah Juarez blocked the extra-point attempt and the Greenwave ran out the clock. Juarez had a big part in that also. He ran for a first down with less than 2 minutes remaining and Fallon went into victory formation. Fallon coach Calvon Connors said the Greenwave are confident after beating two 5A teams. "Tonight was not pretty by any means. I've got
mynews4.com
UNR will remain open amid Hawk Fire, TMCC campuses open
WASHOE COUNTY, Nev. — As the Hawk Fire grows and evacuations spread, the University of Nevada, Reno said it is monitoring conditions and offering support to students, faculty and staff affected by displacement and smoke. TMCC has announced they will reopen for in-person and remote classes and work on...
Nevada Appeal
Carson City school superintendent wants staff evaluation system eliminated
Carson City School Superintendent Andrew Feuling brought before the district’s Board of Trustees on Aug. 11 a request to consider as its 2027 bill draft request the idea of eliminating the state’s current evaluation system for certified staff. Feuling told trustees the Nevada Educator Performance Framework in place...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Spanish Springs rolls; North Valleys and South Tahoe win at Mackay
High school football players got a chance to play at Mackay Stadium on Saturday and they took advantage of the opportunity, delivering a couple thrilling last-minute finishes and a couple blowouts. In the final game of the night, as smoke from the Hawk Fire darkened the sky to the north, Spanish Springs picked up where it left off last season, downing Carson 35-7. Kanon Boggs found Deacon Buddy for four touchdown passes in the first half as the Cougars built a 35-0 lead. McQueen had a rematch with the team it beat last season for the Class 4A state championship, but this time Sloan Canyon came out on top, taking a 28-21 win. The teams were tied at 14 at the half, then the Lancers scored to open the third quarter. But that ended the scoring for McQueen. Sloan Canyon tied it at 21 shortly after the Lancers scored, then punched in the winning TD with a few minutes remaining in the game. North Valleys held off Lowry in taking a 13-7 win in Saturday's third game. The Panthers scored with three minutes remaining on a short run by quarterback Trenton Reyna, then the point-after kick was blocked. But the
KOLO TV Reno
thefallonpost.org
Fallon Post Staff Bids Farewell to Riggin
The Fallon Post staff gathered Wednesday, Aug. 12, to bid adieu to high school intern Riggin Stonebarger with a pizza party and homemade apple pie made by Stonebarger himself. The staff is sad to see Riggin go and will miss having him as part of the newspaper team as he heads off to the University of Nevada, Reno. A new high school intern will soon join The Fallon Post staff. Back row, from left, are Nancy Chapman, Leanna Lehman, Lori Kaiser, Riggin Stonebarger, and Rachel Dahl. Front row, from left, are Cheryl Venturacci, Carol Lloyd, and Kasey Lattin. Christina Rodarte was also present for the farewell party and took the photo. Photo by Christina Rodarte.
Record-Courier
Falcon football ready for Year 2
Sierra Lutheran High School football blew the cover off its own expectations last fall in its first year under head coach Justin Barlow. A 7-2 record in 2025, after not fielding a team in 2024, left Falcon fans eager to see what the next edition of the squad brings. Last...
KOLO TV Reno
Sports Caravan Game of the Week Preview: Churchill County vs. Reed
SPARKS, Nev. (KOLO) - Defending 3A state champion Churchill County is set to travel to Reed High School this week, with the Greenwave riding an incredible high after pulling off a major road upset against Bishop Manogue. Churchill County forced four turnovers, en route to a 32-30 victory over the Miners.