The Nevada Wolf Pack baseball team ended its regular season with a loss to Grand Canyon University. With this defeat, they now prepare for next week’s Mountain West Championship tournament where they will face New Mexico.
Alma Kathan won silver in heptathlon while Kaja Maltaric took second place in long jump during day two of the Credit Union 1 Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 15th as Nevada athletes posted several strong performances across multiple events.
GCU secured a comeback win over Nevada with key home runs late in Friday’s game at Don Weir Field. Trevor Schmidt led GCU’s offense while strong relief pitching limited Nevada’s scoring opportunities.
Six Nevada Softball players have been recognized by being named to NFCA All-Mountain Region teams after an impressive season. The selections include standout performances from Hannah Di Genova, Madison Clark, Katie Wetteland, Tess Bumiller, Haylee Engelbrecht, and Talia Tretton.
Nevada defeated Grand Canyon University 13-9 after an eight-run seventh inning sealed their comeback win. The result secures them a spot as No. 4 seed for next week’s Mountain West Championship.
Nevada Track and Field will compete at this week’s Credit Union 1 Mountain West Outdoor Championships in Clovis. Key returning medalists include Lilly Urban, Magdalene George, Annalies Kalma, and several relay team members.
Max Contet and Axel Huysmans from Wolf Pack Men’s Tennis have been named to the CSC Academic All-District Team. The honor recognizes their combined excellence in athletics and academics. Eligibility requires strong grades and consistent participation.
Nevada Wolf Pack baseball returns home for its final regular-season series against Grand Canyon University from May 14–16. The outcome will determine seeding for next week’s Credit Union 1 Mountain West Championship as both teams vie for postseason positioning.
Nevada Softball lost both games against Grand Canyon University during Saturday’s CU1 Mountain West Championship doubleheader. The Wolf Pack set a scoring record but ultimately fell short after extra innings.
No. 18 University of Southern California defeated Nevada baseball 12-4 after late-inning rallies erased a Wolf Pack lead. Sean Yamaguchi led offensively for Nevada while Mikey Cruz Jr.’s eighth homer capped their scoring effort.