
Tony Erquiaga
Assistant Editor and Sports Editor at News4Nevada
Winnemucca Born Lowry HS Hall of Famer 8-Time Nevada Press Association winner. Should be retired but what else would I do
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1 week ago |
elkodaily.com | Tony Erquiaga |Winnemucca Publishing
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1 month ago |
greatbasinsun.com | Tony Erquiaga
The Lowry High School track and field continued to challenge itself in the early going with a trip to Las Vegas for the Bishop Gorman – NTS Invitational on Saturday, March 8. The Buckaroos returned to northern Nevada with strong performance under their belt, as Kianna Bazile won the girls triple jump with a leap of 32 feet, 8.50 inches. She beat Bishop Gorman’s Colette Archambeault by three inches.
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1 month ago |
greatbasinsun.com | Tony Erquiaga
While most other teams have been struggling with the recent bad weather, one is enjoying the wet because that is what they do. The Lowry High School boys swim team remained perfect on the year beating North Valleys 66-54 on Friday, March 7, at Alf Sorenson Pool in Reno. The Lowry girls notched its first dual win as well, beating North Valleys 82-66. Steven Camacho and Kael Sisley won individual events for the Buckaroo boys.
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1 month ago |
greatbasinsun.com | Tony Erquiaga
After going through a dry and mild November, December and January, you knew spring sports was going to take the brunt of the winter weather with an early start in late February and now into March. The Lowry High School softball team saw its doubleheader with South Tahoe scheduled this past Saturday at Lampe Park in Gardnerville postponed until March 25 back at Lampe Park.
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1 month ago |
greatbasinsun.com | Tony Erquiaga
It wasn’t a complete washout for the Lowry High School baseball team, who saw its crossover match-up with Truckee this past Friday postponed due to weather. The game was scheduled to be played in Reno but the Tahoe-Truckee School District declared a snow day for the Lake Tahoe school, which prohibited them from traveling. However, Mother Nature gave the Buckaroos a break on Saturday morning, as Lowry traveled to Reno and swept Hug 15-0 and 18-5 in cold conditions to improve to 5-5 on the season.
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