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THE ADELSON SCHOOL AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL 9700 West Hillpointe Rd. P.O. Box 160 Las Vegas, NV 89134 (200 Highway 305 N) Austin, NV 89310 Telephone: (702) 255-4500 Telephone: (775) 964-2467 Athletic Phone: Athletic Phone: same Athletic Fax: (702) 255-7232 Athletic Fax: (775) 964-1206 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Paul Schiffman Superintendent: Curtis Jordan School District: Private School District: Lander County Principal: Dr. Paul Mahoney Principal: Jim Rickley Secretary: Secretary: Debbie Bispo Athletic Administrator: Robert Blackwell, Jr. Athletic Administrator: Jim Rickley Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Mike Tremayne Secretary: Terri Greer Secretary: Debbie Bispo CLASS: 1A South - Independent CLASS: 1A North MASCOT: Lions MASCOT: Bronco COLORS: Blue & White COLORS: Columbia Blue / Orange NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS CC Becky Lamph CC Becky Lamph CC Bill Cox CC FB GO FB GO SO Jesse Wagenaar SO Olivia Lowe SO SO TE TBA TE TBA TE TE BB Rob Blackwell VB Mandy Mace BB Mike Tremayne VB Mike Tremayne BL BB TBA BL BB Cordell Taylor SK BL SK BL WR SK WR SK BA SB BA SB GO SW TBA GO SW SW TBA TR SW TR Bill Cox TR TR Bill Cox VB VB NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BAND BAND CHEER TBA CHEER DEBATE DEBATE DRAMA DRAMA Mike Tremayne DRILL/DANCE DRILL/DANCE MUSIC MUSIC NASC ADVISOR NASC ADVISOR Mike Tremayne STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT: Jeffrey Winrod BEATTY HIGH SCHOOL CARLIN HIGH SCHOOL P.O. Box 806 P.O. Box 730 (1 Hornet Avenue) (552 8th Street) Beatty, NV 89003 Carlin, NV 89822 Telephone: (775) 553-2595 Telephone: (775) 754-6317 Athletic Phone: same Athletic Phone: same Athletic Fax: (775) 553-2887 Athletic Fax: (775) 754-6380 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Dr. Rob Roberts Superintendent: Antoinette Cavanaugh School District: Nye County School District: Elko County Principal: Nancy Hein (ext. 222) Principal: Norman Mahlberg Secretary: Lindy Cruz (ext. 221) Secretary: Kandi Anderson Athletic Administrator: Dale Lerbakken (ext. 229) Athletic Administrator: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Janice Alexander Secretary: Lindy Cruz (ext. 221) Secretary: Kandi Anderson CLASS: 1A South CLASS: 1A North MASCOT: Hornets MASCOT: Railroaders COLORS: Hunter Green / Gold COLORS: Red / White NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS CC TBA CC TBA CC Brian Starkey CC Brian Starkey FB Gus Sullivan GO FB Myron Branning GO SO SO SO SO TE TE TE TE BB Brian Hayes VB Mike Duszynski BB Devin Meshefski VB Melissa Coffin BL BB Aimee Senior BL BB Mike Lee SK BL SK BL WR SK WR Charles Hall SK BA Brian Hayes SB Elizabeth Hensyel BA Robert Harmon SB Myron Branning GO Mike Duszynski SW GO SW SW TR Jerry Adcox SW TR Tamar Haggerty TR Jerry Adcox TR Jim Ryan VB VB NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BAND Dale Lerbakken BAND CHEER Vonnie Gray CHEER Lynn Matosich DEBATE DEBATE DRAMA Julie Moen DRAMA Brian Starkey DRILL/DANCE DRILL/DANCE MUSIC Dale Lerbakken MUSIC NASC ADVISOR Teresa Sullivan NASC ADVISOR Dawn Knight STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Giovanni Dare PRESIDENT: Nate Pawleck COLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL 111591 Highway 395 P.O. Box 237 Coleville, CA 96107 (1 Vandal Way) Telephone: (530) 495-2231 Eureka, NV 89316 Athletic Phone: same Telephone: (775) 237-5261 Athletic Fax: (530) 495-2730 Athletic Phone: same e-mail: [email protected] Athletic Fax: (775) 237-5113 e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Don Clark Superintendent: Ben Zunino School District: Eastern Sierra Unified School District: Eureka County Principal: Jason Reid (ext. 222) Principal: Ken Fujii (ext. 105) Secretary: Kathi Fulstone Secretary: Robin Hicks Athletic Administrator: Athletic Administrator: Ken Fujii (237-5373) Athletic Director: Will Sandy (ext. 232) Athletic Director: Elmer Porter Secretary: Secretary: Robin Hicks (237-5361) CLASS: 1A North CLASS: 1A North MASCOT: Wolves MASCOT: Vandals COLORS: Royal Blue / Gold COLORS: Green / Gold NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS CC CC CC CC FB Will Sandy GO FB Rod Garcia GO SO SO SO SO TE TE TE TE BB TBA VB Sharon O’Keefe BB Elmer Porter VB Steve Zimmerman BL BB Will Sandy BL BB Mike Rebaleati SK BL SK BL WR SK WR Kenn Cooper SK BA Brian Eberhard SB Debie Bush BA SB Mary Jane Hodson GO SW GO SW SW TR SW TR Kenn Cooper TR TR Kenn Cooper VB VB NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BAND BAND CHEER TBA CHEER Cynthia Hubbard DEBATE DEBATE DRAMA DRAMA DRILL/DANCE DRILL/DANCE MUSIC MUSIC NASC ADVISOR Sharon Soule NASC ADVISOR STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Ellon Robertson PRESIDENT: Michelle Rebaleati EXCEL CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL GABBS HIGH SCHOOL 2285 Oddie Blvd. P.O. Box 147 Sparks, NV 89431 (511 “E” Avenue) Gabbs, NV 89409 Telephone: (775) 356-9995 Telephone: (775) 285-2692 Athletic Phone: Athletic Phone: same Athletic Fax: (775) 356-9527 Athletic Fax: (775) 285-2381 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Bonnie Krupa Superintendent: Dr. Rob Roberts School District: School District: Nye Principal: Bonnie Krupa (356-9995) Principal: Selway Mulkey Secretary: Laurie Sisia Secretary: Frances Hanifen Athletic Administrator: Joshua Knudsen Athletic Administrator: Selway Mulkey Athletic Director: Joseph Tucker Athletic Director: Connie Stinson Secretary: Robin Abegg Secretary: Frances Hanifen CLASS: Independent CLASS: 1A North MASCOT: Warriors MASCOT: Tarantulas COLORS: Red / Black / White COLORS: Green / White NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS CC TBA CC TBA CC CC FB GO FB GO SO SO SO SO TE TE TE TE BB Jim Hinen VB Randy Simpson BB TBA VB Rebecca Frizzell BL BB Leo Sambrano BL BB TBA SK BL SK BL WR Joseph Tucker SK WR SK BA SB TBA BA SB GO SW GO SW SW TR Randy Simpson SW TR Jim McKinnon TR Randy Simpson TR Jim McKinnon VB VB NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BAND BAND CHEER Heather Krupa CHEER DEBATE DEBATE DRAMA DRAMA DRILL/DANCE DRILL/DANCE MUSIC Joshua Knudsen MUSIC NASC ADVISOR NASC ADVISOR Sue Wood STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Caitlin Cross PRESIDENT: GERLACH HIGH SCHOOL THE HENDERSON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (Formerly Warren-Walker Upper School) P.O. Box 180 (205 El Rancho Avenue) 1165 Sandy Ridge Avenue Gerlach, NV 89412 Henderson, NV 89072 Telephone: (775) 557-2326 Telephone: (702) 818-2100 Athletic Phone: same Athletic Phone: same Athletic Fax: (775) 557-2587 Athletic Fax: (702) 616-2065 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Paul Dugan Superintendent: School District: Washoe County School District: Private Principal: TBA (557-2953) Principal: Jon McGill (ext. 115) Secretary: Judy Conley Secretary: Katie Wagers (ext. 122) Athletic Administrator: Athletic Administrator: Athletic Director: Barrie Minnitte (557-2326) Athletic Director: Michael Ostrowski (818-2113) Secretary: Sherry Anderson (557-2347) Secretary: CLASS: 1A North CLASS: 1A South MASCOT: Lions MASCOT: Wolverines COLORS: Blue / Gold COLORS: Red / White / Blue NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS CC Jim Beaver CC Jim Beaver CC Tara Perez CC Tara Perez FB GO FB Brett Price GO SO SO SO SO TE TE TE TE BB Jim McNeill VB Jim McNeill BB Greg Stephens VB Linda Staley BL BB TBA BL BB Amanda Hall SK BL SK BL WR SK WR SK BA SB BA Mike Ostrowski SB Mimi Hall GO Bill Neill SW GO Greg Stephens SW SW TR Travis Stransky SW Sarah Woods TR TR Travis Stransky TR VB VB NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BAND BAND Anson Ko CHEER Lisa McNeill CHEER Katie Wagers DEBATE DEBATE Patrick Cosgrove DRAMA DRAMA Steve Duesterbeck DRILL/DANCE DRILL/DANCE MUSIC MUSIC Anson Ko NASC ADVISOR Valerie Suess NASC ADVISOR STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Molly Moran PRESIDENT: Jon Dapper INDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL JACKPOT HIGH SCHOOL P.O. Box 1088 P.O. Box 463 (400 Sky Road) (2201 Progressive Drive) Indian Springs, NV 89018 Jackpot, NV 89825 Telephone: (702) 799-0932 Telephone: (775) 755-2375 Athletic Phone: same Athletic Phone: same Athletic Fax: (702) 879-3142 Athletic Fax: (775) 755-2291 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Dr. Walt Rulffes Superintendent: Antoinette Cavanaugh School District: Clark County School District: Elko County Principal: Katy Christensen (ext. 4101) Principal: Brian Messmer Secretary: Dottie Frank Secretary: Lisa Chadwick Athletic Administrator: Gary Bugash (ext. 4501) Athletic Administrator: Athletic Director: James Molloy (ext. 4120) Athletic Director: Kim Smith Secretary: Cindy Pena (ext. 4077) Secretary: CLASS: 1A South CLASS: 1A North MASCOT: Thunderbirds MASCOT: Jaguar COLORS: Red / White / Blue COLORS: Royal Blue / Silver / Black NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS NIAA SANCTIONED ATHLETICS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS CC Steve Van Voorhis CC Steve Van Voorhis CC CC FB Sope Faga GO FB Russell Hoffman GO SO SO SO SO TE TE TE TE BB Steve Lawson VB BB Carlos Perez VB Maribel Torrero BL BB Scott Hammond BL BB Russell Hoffman SK BL SK BL WR Mike Guerino SK WR SK BA Eric Hauge SB Lynn Dale BA SB GO SW GO Bonnie Yoman SW SW TR SW TR Russell Hoffman TR Steve Van Voorhis TR Russell Hoffman VB VB NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NON-ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES BAND Ben Dahlke BAND Mark Olson CHEER Marcy Stark CHEER Becky Messmer DEBATE DEBATE DRAMA Dennis Sierra DRAMA DRILL/DANCE DRILL/DANCE MUSIC Ben Dahlke MUSIC Mark Olson NASC ADVISOR NASC ADVISOR Lenore Freeman STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Nohea Pinkerton PRESIDENT: LAKE MEAD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LUND HIGH SCHOOL P.O. Box 90099 P.O. Box 129 (540 E. Lake Mead Drive) (301 East 200 North) Henderson, NV 89009 Lund, NV 89317 Telephone: (702) 565-5831 Telephone: (775) 238-5200 Athletic Phone: same Athletic Phone: same Athletic Fax: (702) 566-6206 Athletic Fax: (775) 238-0282 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Superintendent: Superintendent: Bob Dolezal School District: Private School District: White Pine County Principal: Sue Blakeley (ext.
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  • 2019 Unlv Baseball Weekly Notes

    2019 Unlv Baseball Weekly Notes

    2019 UNLV BASEBALL WEEKLY NOTES WEEK 3: AT FRESNO STATE (GAMES 10-12 // MARCH 1-3) 2019 SCHEDULE OVERALL RECORD: 4-5 // MOUNTAIN WEST: 0-0 Date Opponent RESULT/TIME Feb. 15 Seattle L 2-1 (9) FIRST PITCH Feb. 16 Seattle W 11-10 (10) The UNLV Rebels head back to the Golden State for three games in Mountain West play against the Feb. 17 Seattle W 8-5 (9) Fresno State Bulldogs in Fresno, California, at Pete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium. The con- Feb. 19 UC Santa Barbara L 13-2 (9) ference-opening series begins Friday evening with first pitch scheduled for 6:05 pm. Saturday's con- Feb. 20 UC Santa Barbara W 9-8 (9) test is also a night affair (6:05 pm), while Sunday's is an afternoon matinee (1:05 pm). Feb. 23 at #7/#12 Stanford (G1) W 2-1 (9) Feb. 23 at #7/#12 Stanford (G2) L 3-2 (9) FS and UNLV were predicted to finish 3-4 in the MW Preseason Coaches Poll. The Bulldogs, who Feb. 24 at #7/#12 Stanford L 6-5 (9) finished the 2018 campaign with a 30-24 overall record and fifth-place showing (13-17) in the confer- Feb. 26 Utah L 16-7 (9) ence standings, have won four straight to carry a 5-1 mark into this weekend's series. The Rebels, on March 1 at Fresno State* 6:05 pm the other hand, have lost three straight and sit 4-5 on the year after it went 35-24 last season with a March 2 at Fresno State* 6:05 pm fourth-place league finish (14-16).