RENO, Nev. - The first home events of the 2022-23 athletics campaign come to Reno this week, as men's and women's cross country, football, and soccer are in action.

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

FOOTBALL
Nevada (1-0) opens its 2022 home slate with some afternoon football this Saturday, hosting Texas State for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff. Saturday's contest will be broadcast on Nevada Sports Net and online on the Mountain West Network, with Alex Margulies (play-by-play) and Zack Madonick (analyst) on the call, with Kirsten Moran 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 1:30 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 3
vs. Texas State - 2:30 p.m. PT
Mackay Stadium - Reno, Nev.
TV: Nevada Sports Net - Watch
Radio: ESPN 94.5 FM - Listen
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SOCCER 
Nevada women's soccer competes in their home opener on Sunday, Sept. 4 against Sacramento State at 7 p.m. at Mackay Stadium. The home opener will be Student Day/Teacher Appreciation Day/Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day, where teachers receive free admission with school ID and the first 75 students will be given free pizza. Tickets are still available, with season tickets starting at just $25. Every season ticket holder will receive an exclusive Nevada soccer scarf while supplies last. Single game tickets are just $5. Click here to purchase or for more information. 

Sunday, Sept. 4
Sacramento State - 7 p.m. PT
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Sacramento State (0-3-1) will enter Sunday's match at Mackay Stadium hungry for a win. The Hornets are led by Abigail Lopez, who has scored all three of Sacramento State's goals this season. Goalkeeper Mia Shalit has recorded 29 saves through the first four matches. 

VOLLEYBALL
Nevada volleyball team continues its season campaign on the road as the squad travels to Spokane, Wash. to participate in the Gonzaga tournament. 

The Pack is coming out of a 0-3 weekend in the Sacramento State tournament. Despite the losses, Kayla Afoa was selected All-tournament team after putting in 53 kills, a .266 hitting percentage, 32 digs, and two block assists during the weekend. 

Freshmen Gabby McLaughlin and Jordan Schwartz also made an impact in their debut tournament for the Pack. McLaughlin recorded 32 kills, six serve aces, 28 digs, and one block assist in the weekend. While, Schwartz shined in the blocks fundamental after putting 14 total blocks in the stats sheet. 

In the back row, Kia Kapohelaulii recorded 47 digs as the primary libero for the Pack. 

Gonzaga Tournament
Friday, Sept. 2
vs CSUN – 10 a.m. PT 
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at Gonzaga – 6 p.m. PT
Live Stream
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Saturday, Sept. 3
vs Idaho State – 10 a.m. PT
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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).


CROSS COUNTRY 
Nevada men's and women's cross country teams make their season debut with the Twilight Classic this Thursday, Sept. 1 at 4 p.m. at Washoe County's Rancho San Rafael Park. 

This is the only home meet of the season for both squads. The women's race begins at 5:10 p.m. and the men's race follows shortly after beginning at 6:00 p.m. 

This is the first time the meet is being held since 2019 due to wildfires in the Reno and Tahoe areas last year and the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. 

UC Riverside and Sacramento State join the Pack as their main competition and the only other Division 1 programs participating in the meet. 

More meet information can be found here: https://nevadawolfpack.com/documents/2022/6/23/2022_Nevada_Twilight_Classic.pdf
 
Thursday, Sept. 1
Nevada Twilight Classic - 4 p.m. PT 

FOLLOW THE PACK
Follow Nevada Cross Country on social media at @WolfPackTrack (Twitter), @wolfpacktraack (Instagram), and on Facebook at @NevadaTrackFieldXC to stay up to date with the teams this season.