RENO, Nev. - Three Nevada teams will be in action this week, as Wolf Pack Football and Volleyball get their 2022 campaigns underway, and Women's Soccer heads to The Palouse for its second weekend.

Here's where Wolf Pack fans can find and follow all of the action this weekend!

FOOTBALL
Nevada (0-0) opens the Ken Wilson Era this Saturday night, visiting Las Cruces to take on New Mexico at 7 p.m. PT (8 p.m. local). Saturday's contest will be broadcast on ESPN2 with Roy Philpott (play-by-play) and Andre Ware (analyst) on the call, and Paul Carcaterra on the sidelines.

The Wolf Pack Radio Network will call the game as well on ESPN 94.5 FM with John Ramey (play-by-play) and Mike Edwards (analyst) in the booth, with the 60-minute pregame show to begin at 6 p.m. PT.

Saturday, Aug. 27
at New Mexico State - 7 p.m. PT
TV: ESPN2 - Watch
Radio: ESPN 94.5 FM - Listen
Live Stats

SOCCER 
Nevada women's soccer, who is returning its top four leading scorers from last season, got an offensive acceleration from its freshmen in the season opener last Thursday at UC Riverside. Nevada started five freshmen, the first time since 2018 five first-year collegiate players started a season opener for Nevada, and had its two goals scored by freshman Jasmine Navarro and Eva Wees. Navarro and Wees, who each had an assist against UC Riverside, were the second and third Nevada freshmen in the last two years to record a goal and an assist in the same game (Trinity Sandridge, Aug. 26, 2021 vs. UTEP).

Thursday, Aug. 25
at Eastern Washington - 4 p.m. PT
TV: ESPN+ - Watch
Live Stats
Eastern Washington (0-1-1) started the season by tying Oregon State before falling to Portland on the road. Kalista Kakou has scored the only goal for Eastern Washington, but the Eagles have accumulated 18 goalkeeper saves as a team.

Sunday, Aug. 28
at Idaho - 1 p.m. PT
Live Stats
Idaho (1-1-0) began the 2022 campaign at San Diego, defeating UC San Diego but losing to Mountain West foe San Diego State. Maddy Lasher is responsible for half of Idaho's scoring, with all of her shot attempts finding the back of the net. 

VOLLEYBALL
Nevada volleyball starts the season on the road at the Sacramento State tournament, where they will face the host team, Portland, and Middle Tennessee State. The Pack has 10 newcomers, including seven freshmen and three transfers.  

Mia Fearnley (Reno, Nev.), Nicanora Clarke (Kapolei, Hawaii), Rylie Romero (San Antonio, Texas), Gabby McLaughlin (Windomar, Calif.), Jordan Schwartz (Littleton, Colo.), Emilie Parker (Fullerton, Calif.), and Bella Snyder (Fresno, Calif.) are the freshmen of the season. Joining them are transfers Jaclyn Sanchez (Irvine Valley College), Kia Kaohelaulli (Salt Lake Community College), and Hannah Platt (Sierra College).

Nevada will stay on the road until Thursday Sept. 29, where the Pack will face Utah State at 6 p.m. for its season opener. Fans can still purchase their season tickets for $25 per season ticket or a four-season ticket package for $60. Nevada students get free admission with Wolf Pack ID for all home games. Single games tickets are also available, if interested click here to purchase and for more information.

Sacramento State Tournament
Tournament Website
Friday, Aug. 26
at Sacramento State - 12 p.m. PT
TV: ESPN+ - Watch
Live Stats

vs Portland - 5 p.m. PT
TV: ESPN+ - Watch
Live Stats

Saturday, Aug. 27
vs Middle Tennessee State - 11 a.m. PT
TV: ESPN+ - Watch
Live Stats

FOLLOW THE PACK
Stay up to date with all the matches by following the Pack on social media at @Nevadawvb (Twitter and Facebook) and @Nevada_Volleyball (Instagram).