UNLV junior golfer Toa Yokoyama will play as an individual in the NCAA regional at Spanish Trail next month after a season that included four top-10 finishes.
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Kevin Cory, the winningest coach in Mountain West history, is hanging up his racket for good once UNLV’s women’s tennis team finishes its season.
UNLV golfer McKenzi Hall received an exemption to play in the T-Mobile Match Play last week and she tried to soak in the entire experience.
A UNLV golfer birdied the first hole of a playoff to claim the individual title at the All-American Intercollegiate in Texas on Tuesday.
Fifth-seeded UNLV lost to Adrian College (Mich.) in the American Collegiate Hockey Association men’s Division I final on Tuesday in Maryland Heights, Missouri.
The top-seeded Lady Rebels begin their quest for a third straight Mountain West tournament title against ninth-seeded Fresno State.
UNLV junior golfer McKenzi Hall has been awarded a sponsor exemption to play in the LPGA’s Las Vegas stop at Shadow Creek in April.
The UNLV baseball team snapped a school record that had stood since 1981 with its first-inning outburst against San Jose State on Friday at Wilson Stadium.
Review-Journal reporter Andy Yamashita had a busy 2023, from covering the Aces’ championship to the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Here are his top stories of the year.
UNLV sports will resume as scheduled after a shooting on campus, including Saturday’s men’s basketball game against Loyola Marymount at the Dollar Loan Center.
Former UNLV and NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham was named an assistant coach for the school’s track and field program. He played at UNLV in the 1980s.
UNLV Director of Athletics Erick Harper said the hope is to raise funds for new facilities, upgrades and improved resources for student-athlete wellness.
Voting the Lady Rebels first were the conference’s coaches and media members, who assigned them 24 of 27 possible first-place votes.
McKenzi Hall won the Dick Maguire Invitational and equaled a Rebel scoring record in the process.
New UNLV coach Malia Shoji has one of the most recognizable surnames in volleyball, but her path to UNLV has been defined by her hunger to build something of her own.