Reno Gazette-Journal - Sports Section Reno Gazette-Journal View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Prep baseball: Reed coach steps down after five seasons Reed baseball coach Jon Foss resigned Friday, one day after his team was eliminated from the Northern 4A regional playoffs by Bishop Manogue. Foss said the reason he stepped down was because of family. ·TV listings and Reno Line for May 9 ·Pack softball wins WAC tourney opener Nevada softball coach Michelle Gardner knew just how to celebrate her team's victory in its Western Athletic Conference tournament opener in Honolulu on Thursday. ·Prep Scores May 8 ·Prep Baseball: Manogue is in familiar territory, only in a new league When Casey Yocom hit a grounder to the left side of the field the eyes of every Manogue player, coach and fan lit up and as the infield put together a 6-4-3 double play to end the game, the weight of four years lifted off the team's shoulders. ·Prep Softball: Huebner helps McQueen to an upset win over Douglas Just a week ago, McQueen needed three straight wins to avoid a first-round meeting with one of the Northern 4A softball regional's top seeds. Now, the Lancers are in the second round. ·Prep Softball: Mustangs' pitching, defense key to win Heading into the postseason, Damonte Ranch softball coach Tierney Cahill-Bennett said her up-and-down team just needed to play its game. Apparently that game is pitching and defense. ·Prep Track & Field: Record-holder is on fast track Nathan Chellman is a busy person. It's a wonder he finds time to dedicate to his passion for running, while studying for finals and advanced placement exams, completing college applications and his senior thesis, participating in various student organizations and working for the school newspaper. ·Prep Baseball: Reed bounces Douglas early Given everything else that went wrong for them Thursday, the Douglas Tigers couldn't have asked for any more than the chance they gave themselves in the bottom of the sixth inning. ·Prep Softball: Top-seeded teams advance in regional tournament Playing up to their seeding, Spanish Springs and Reno High had little trouble moving out of Thursday's first round of the Northern 4A softball regional at Bishop Manogue.

Reno Gazette-Journal - Sparks Sports Reno Gazette-Journal View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Art is blooming Arts in Bloom is becoming a Mother's Day tradition in Sparks. The annual event at the Sparks Marina brings together the work of local artists as well as plates painted by actors, athletes and musicians. ·Budget recommendations top council's Monday agenda The Sparks City Council will get a final opportunity to make recommendations on the 2008-09 fiscal year budget on Monday. ·Soccer camp with British twist A new soccer camp with a British twist will be available to area youth this summer through the Sparks Parks and Recreation Department. The program will be held July 7-11 at Golden Eagle Regional Park, with full-day and half-day options for children 3 to 14. ·Some ways to overcome your discouragement It's easy to become discouraged when it comes to fitness or health goals. With society's mindset for instant results, waiting the time it takes to reach your fitness goals can bring about all sorts of discouraging thoughts. You must remember, however, that you didn't gain your weight, nor did your muscles and joints get stiff overnight. You shouldn't expect to get healthy overnight, either. ·Marketing students' final exam: Conduct dog washing operation Is Fido filthy? ·Incumbents file for re-election Saying they have unfinished business, Sparks Councilmen Ron Schmitt and Ron Smith filed for re-election on Monday, the first day of filing for the 2008 election. ·Ascuaga, Nugget award 25 scholarships For more than a half-century, John Ascuaga and his Nugget hotel-casino have distributed scholarships to college-bound seniors, making it one of the longest-running programs of its kind in the state. ·Council gives final approval for Legends financing The first offering of Sales Tax Anticipated Revenue bonds should be sold to investors and the construction loan for the Legends at Sparks Marina Project secured in early June. ·City limited in improving Oddie Blvd. Question: About a year ago, there was some discussion of how the section of Oddie Boulevard in Sparks could be improved and landscaped. It is pretty much an eyesore once you get past the 12th Street intersection. I read that this action involved the city getting control of the street from the county or the Department of Transportation. Has any action been taken on this item? ·Reunions Reed High School

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