Spring Creek took home the gold in Saturday’s three-team league meet in Winnemucca.
Fallon nabbed 21 selections to the 3A East All-League team, including Coach of the Year (Brooke Hill), Player of the Year (Levi Andrews), Offensive Player of the Year (Avery Strasdin) and Lineman of the Year (David Palanivelu).
A graduation ceremony – and possibly prom – will return this school year after Churchill County High School Principal Scott Winters presented to the Board of Trustees in last week’s school board meeting. The Class of 2020’s graduation was modified to a drive-through model due to the pandemic, but Winters said a plan has been created — and updated several times — to allow for a graduation ceremony like pre-pandemic school years.
After both Fallon and Spring Creek’s girls soccer teams ended in a shutout tie in the last meeting, the Spartans escaped Saturday’s first-place battle with a 1-0 win in Spring Creek.
The Lady Wave soccer team entertained first-place Spring Creek on Saturday, but the game ended in a scoreless tie after the Spartans came an interference away from winning the game in the final minutes.
One night after dropping a three-set match to Dayton on Senior Night, the Lady Wave volleyball team rebounded by taking down one of the top teams in the 3A East.
The Lady Wave soccer team continued its hottest start in recent memory after sweeping its slate of opponents last week.
The Lady Bighorns volleyball team scored the biggest win in program history Friday when it came from behind to edge 2019 state semifinalist Smith Valley in five games.
The Churchill County School District during Wednesday’s Board of Trustees meeting approved the high school's proposal to include two visiting fans per Fernley senior for the cross-valley rivalry football game on March 27 in Fallon.
With their season nearing the midway mark, the Greenwave boys and girls tennis teams swept Incline and Hug last week.
Nominations are being accepted for the Greenwave Hall of Fame’s Class of 2021.
The Lady Wave soccer team got off to a strong start to the abbreviated fall season.
The Lady Wave tennis team picked up a pair of wins, including a tiebreaker, to open its fall season. Fallon handed Sparks a 12-6 defeat in Thursday’s season opener at the Reno Tennis Center before edging Wooster, 10-9, on Saturday in Fallon.
For the first time since November 2019, the Greenwave football team was back on the field.
Citing improvements that resulted in positive results among teachers and students under the hybrid model, Churchill County School District voted during last week’s Board of Trustees meeting not to change the current learning model.
The fall season officially begins this weekend for both Fallon and Oasis Academy, which competes in the 3A and 1A classes, respectively.
Fans will be allowed at Churchill County High School and Oasis Academy home competitions for fall sports this season.
When the state lifted full-contact sports from the “no-play” list last week, it left out one high school sport that’s been growing.
The taste of losing to their cross-valley rival in the 2019 state championship is something Brooke Hill and his football team want to get rid of in a hurry.
After watching any remaining hope of a winter sports season dissolve last week, both Fallon and Oasis Academy turn their attention to the fall season, which begins this weekend with tryouts. Thomas Ranson/LVN, file Fallon senior and 2019 state qualifier Allison Frost and the tennis program begin their season Saturday. Fallon senior Cole Hamlin and the Greenwave soccer program begin their season with tryouts Saturday at the high school field. Oasis Academy senior Sequoya Casey and the Bighorns volleyball program will begin their season with tryouts Monday.
Cross the Sierra Nevada mountains and play against teams from Northern Nevada and California. Several of Fallon's club basketball teams traveled over the pass last weekend to compete in the Super Bowl Bash tournament at the Hardwood Palace in Rocklin, Calif.
A Fallon native and Churchill County High School graduate who operated Nevada Seafood for almost six decades left behind a generous gift for her alma matter.
Community members voiced their concern about Churchill County School District’s proposal about outsourcing three departments during Wednesday’s Board of Trustees meeting.
Workouts have begun for the Greenwave as the first official day of the fall season, which was moved because of the pandemic, is Feb. 13 for football and Feb. 20 for the cross country, tennis, girls golf, soccer and volleyball.
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