Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Reno across Football, Basketball, Baseball.
The Mountain West Conference announced its 2026 women's soccer watch list, highlighting three Nevada players ahead of a season that kicks off with the Blue and Silver Scrimmage on Aug. 9 and a series of home matches streamed on the new MW+ platform.
The City of Reno and the Sled Hockey Club will open the ice at Reno Ice on August 15, offering a free, beginner‑friendly sled hockey experience for people with physical disabilities. All equipment is provided and registration is now open via the city’s website.
Season tickets are now available for the University of Nevada's men's and women's basketball programs, featuring a packed schedule of non‑conference games and the upcoming Nugget Classic tournament.
Season tickets for the upcoming campaign are now available, with the first game slated for November 2. The roster will showcase key returnees alongside ten new additions, while the full schedule will be announced later.
Nevada ranks Donnie Cheers as its 25th most important player for 2025, highlighting his rapid rise after a standout year that included 44 receptions for 585 yards and five touchdowns.
Nevada’s women’s basketball coach Kelly Sopak heads to Vancouver for a four‑game series that will test a revamped, faster pace and assess a roster reshaped by transfers and new talent.
The Wolf Pack’s men’s basketball team opens against Robert Morris, the women’s soccer squad welcomes four fresh talent, and North Dakota State’s football program hits a milestone with over 11,000 season tickets sold.
A look at how a $28 million fieldhouse and broader infrastructure upgrades are intended to reshape recruiting, technology, and competitiveness for the Wolf Pack.
Connor Cowell, a senior at McQueen High School, suffered a severe spinal injury after diving into a poorly lit pool in Reno. He remains in the ICU at Renown Regional Medical Center, where surgeries have stabilized his neck and early signs of recovery are emerging. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $30,000, and his mother, Trina Hofbauer, expresses gratitude for the overwhelming support.
UTEP enters its first Mountain West season after a challenging 2025 campaign, while Nevada aims to secure bowl eligibility. The October 10 matchup will reveal how quickly the Miners can translate defensive promise into results.
From a bat boy in Wenatchee to a showcase standout in Olympia, 13‑year‑old Logan Sheppard is carving a niche in competitive baseball while mastering life in Washington’s countryside.
The National Automobile Museum in Reno will open its Speed Street exhibit on July 2, presenting a rotating collection of NASCAR race cars, artifacts and immersive displays made possible by Tom Klauer's donation.
An investigative look at the proposed upgrades to Nevada football's home field, the financial realities behind the deficits, and the broader sports landscape surrounding the Wolf Pack.
The inaugural downtown soccer tournament in Reno, held on June 6 at the Neon Line District fields, brought together 40 teams and 450 young athletes, showcasing a collaborative effort between Jacobs Entertainment and Reno Apex Soccer Club and highlighting the economic potential of youth sports tourism.
Grand Canyon University fell 13‑9 to Nevada but remains in contention for the Mountain West Championship, needing a perfect finish and help from UNLV and San José State.
After 24 years, the Wooster High School baseball team clinches a spot in the state tournament, driven by resilient players, a demanding academic schedule and a community that refuses to back down.