Nevada Appeal

The Nevada Appeal is a daily publication based in Carson City, Nevada, and is operated by Swift Communications. It ranks as the third-largest newspaper in the state, following the Las Vegas Review-Journal and the Reno Gazette-Journal.

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Luschar sisters power Oregon softball to No. 5 ranking

2 days ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

The No. 5 ranked Oregon Ducks softball team (39-4) is being propelled by Carson High School graduates in Kedre and Kailee Luschar. Kedre Luschar has made the most of her playing time this season, slashing a .466 batting average in 118 at-bats with a .504 on-base percentage and .712 slugging. Kedre’s .466 batting average is the 17th-best in Division I amongst qualified hitters. She’s recorded 13 doubles, two triples, four home runs and 35 RBIs. Kedre is also 22-for-22 in stolen base attempts.
Tahoe thumps Thunder in postseason openers

2 days ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

After three consecutive losses to the Wichita Thunder to conclude the regular season, it seemed like the odds may be stacked against the Tahoe Knight Monsters, who opened the playoffs against the Thunder. The Thunder won the season series 4-1-1 and concluded the regular season by sweeping Tahoe on their home ice, jumping the Knight Monsters for the higher seed. Saturday, the Knight Monsters showed they had no plans to roll over with a 6-1 road win over Wichita in Game 1.
Miners’ baseball tops Tigers

2 days ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

Bishop Manogue High School baseball (20-4, 11-0 in Class 5A North league play) took the season series from Douglas High School with a 9-2 win in Minden on Thursday. Luke Main and Jeffrey Peters had two-hit performances while Blaine Bilderback also recorded a base hit. Jackson Ovard had Douglas’ lone RBI. Grayson Kamper threw two innings of relief and struck out four. UP NEXT: Douglas (8-13, 4-7) took on Carson High (8-17, 2-9) on Tuesday before hosting Damonte Ranch (2-15, 1-11) on Thursday.
Sierra Lutheran baseball takes series from Incline

2 days ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

The Sierra Lutheran High School baseball team (7-14-1, 5-13 in Class 2A North league play) lost a pitcher’s dual in the April 15 series-opener against Incline (5-12, 5-12), 4-2, but bounced back with two wins in shootout fashion in Thursday’s doubleheader, winning 15-5 and 13-11. The Falcons fell behind 3-0 in the first half of the doubleheader, but responded with five runs in the second inning.
First postseason series

6 days ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

The Tahoe Knight Monsters open the franchise’s first postseason series this afternoon. The Knight Monsters will be taking on the Wichita (Kansas) Thunder on the road for the first two games of the best-of-seven series. Games 3, 4 and 5 will be at the Tahoe Blue Events Center in Stateline from April 23-26. If necessary, games 6 and 7 will be in Wichita.
Kamper, Tigers shut down Reed baseball

1 week ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

Douglas High School baseball took care of Reed in Minden last Thursday by a final of 9-2. Junior starting pitcher Grayson Kamper tossed six innings and struck out a pair while limiting the Raiders to one hit and two unearned runs. Kamper’s first-pitch curveball allowed him to get in front of a majority of hitters. “I feel like I can throw a lot of first-pitch strikes,” said Kamper. Douglas’ offense rallied around him in the fifth, turning a 2-1 deficit into a 5-2 lead.
Knight Monsters earn No. 3 seed in ECHL playoffs

1 week ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

The Tahoe Knight Monsters (41-25-4, 88 points) earned a spot in the ECHL playoffs despite getting swept in a three-game series against the Wichita Thunder (41-24-6, 89 points) last week. In the final three games of the regular season, Tahoe fell to Wichita 6-5 in a shootout, 3-2 and 3-1, concluding the series with just a single point and a drop in the Mountain Division standings.
Wolf Pack makes second spring visit to CHS

1 week ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

Jeff Choate made his intentions pretty clear after Friday’s spring scrimmage. He said he hopes to return to Carson High School or somewhere in the region next spring. Following the Wolf Pack football team’s second consecutive spring scrimmage on the Senators’ turf, the head coach wants to make it an even grander event in 2026. “I think that we've had a really good working relationship with the folks here at Carson High and so that was part of it,” said Choate.
Spanish Springs beats CHS swim

1 week ago | nevadaappeal.com | Carter Eckl

The Carson High School boys and girls swim teams fell to Spanish Springs over the weekend in a head-to-head matchup. On the boys side, Spanish Springs won the matchup 158-85. Adam Zoghra-Awali won the 100-yard fly in 59.37 and the 100-yard freestyle in 54.46. Zoghra-Awali was a part Carson’s first-place 400-yard freestyle relay team, which also includes Leif Morway, Asa Morway and Samson Massie. The foursome posted a 3:30.99. On the girls side, Carson fell 197-73.
Holocaust trauma expert to speak at Day of Remembrance

1 week ago | nevadaappeal.com | Steve Ranson

IF YOU GOWhat: 2025 Day of Remembrance survivors’ trauma experiencesWho: Dr. Harold KoplewiczWhen: April 24, 7-9 p.m. Doors open 6:30 p.m.Where: The Atlantis, RenoAn internationally known child and adult psychiatrist who is also the president of the Child Mind Institute and editor of a professional journal is speaker for Tuesday’s 2025 Day of Remembrance presentation in Reno.