Former Nevada forward JaVale McGee became the second highest drafted basketball player in school history Thursday when the Washington Wizards picked him 18th overall in the 2008 NBA Draft at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Nevada first baseman Shaun Kort said he thinks about baseball all the time—even during finals week.

Rod Scurry’s love of baseball was started by his father, but it is continued by his grandfather

New coach helping offense flourish this year

Wolf Pack back-up catcher Travis Simas said he was “pissed off” when he entered the batters’ box in the eighth inning of Sunday’s series finale with Fresno State.

The Nevada athletic department has finished building the Marguerite Wattis Petersen Athletic Academic Foundation Center located between Mackay Stadium and the Joe Crowley Student Union.

Bench-clearing brawls, intimidating inside pitches and high emotions are common when Fresno State and Nevada play.

Nevada baseball coach Gary Powers said the Wolf Pack did what it had to do to get back into the Western Athletic Conference championship run last weekend.

Nevada moved closer to first place in the Western Athletic Conference standings Saturday by sweeping a double header against Fresno State.
The Wolf Pack won game one 4-1 and game two 7-3, ending WAC first place Fresno State’s 10-game WAC win streak.
“(Fresno State) is on fire,” Nevada coach Gary Powers said. “It’s huge for us to […]

Mizyuk and Bailly paired for their first win of the season against New Mexico on March 18. The doubles tandem is 6-2 since Malroux partnered Mizyuk and Bailly.

Nevada softball pitcher Katie Holverson needs to take credit for her excellence because she is the Wolf Pack’s Keanu Reeves.

Nevada was embarrassed at Hawaii last weekend. Not only was it 10-run ruled on Saturday, but the Wolf Pack also lost three of four games. This weekend doesn’t get any easier for Nevada, who will play Western Athletic Conference first place team Fresno State. The Bulldogs took three of four games at home against Nevada earlier in the season.

Nevada boxer David Schacter got revenge, won a fourth straight championship and ended his collegiate career with a win on Saturday – and it only took six minutes.

Wolf Pack softball cracked the top 25 last week for the first time in school history. The women beat defending national champion Arizona earlier this season and are in their first full season at Christina Hixson Park, across Evans Street from Lombardi Recreational Facility.

Thomas Gennaro had a lot of family members to thank. After he won his second National Collegiate Boxing Association championship on Saturday, Gennaro thanked everyone who helped him get to that point and said they were all family to him.