Nevada Volleyball is looking to bounce back as they begin the second round of Mountain West Conference play. After a hard-fought five-set loss to Fresno State last week, the Wolf Pack is focused on regaining momentum with a key road match against Utah State on Tuesday and a home showdown against Boise State on Saturday. 

Despite the setback against Fresno State, Nevada has shown resilience throughout the season and is determined to make a strong push in the back half of conference play. With an overall record of 11-10 and 4-6 in Mountain West play the Pack will aim to capitalize on familiar match-ups as they face teams for the second time. 

Tuesday, October 29, 6 PM at Utah State Mountain West Block Party   
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Saturday, November 2, 12 PM vs. Boise State Super Saturday 
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FOLLOW THE PACK 

Stay connected with Nevada Volleyball on social media at @NevadaWVB (X), @nevada_volleyball (Instagram), and on Facebook at Nevada Volleyball. 

CROSS COUNTRY
Nevada Men's and Women's Cross Country are competing at the 2024 Mountain West Cross Country Championships this Friday, November 1st in Colorado Springs. 

On the Women's side, Claire Nelson has performed very well this season and she looks to back up last years performance at the MW Championships with another strong race this year. 
Daniel Sayo and Tryon Jardin are the front runners on the Men's side and have been the best performers thus far for the Pack. Sayo is looking to back up his strong 22nd place finish from last year. 

The Women's 6K will race at 9am PT, while the Men's 8k will race at 9:45am PT.

WOMEN'S SOCCER
Nevada soccer will close out its regular season this week and continues to fight for a spot in the post season. The Wolf Pack are coming off of a major tie with Utah State on Sunday, fighting until the very end to finish 2-2. Eva Wees and Serene Gronauer are created with a goal each against the Aggies. On Thursday, Nevada will take on UNLV on the road. The rivalry game is the end of the regular season and an important one for the Wolf Pack.

How to Watch
Thursday, Oct. 31, 7 PM at UNLV
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Follow Nevada Women's Soccer on social media at @NevadaWSOC (X), @nevadawsoc (Instagram), and on Facebook at @NevadaWSOC

MEN'S TENNIS
The Wolf Pack head to San Diego for the final team event of the fall season. Nevada will take part in the San Diego Hidden Dual starting Friday, November 1 and finishing Sunday, November 3. The hidden dual will feature San Diego, San Diego State, UC San Diego, Point Loma, and UC Davis.

Nevada doubles pair Lucas Hammond and Youssef Kadiri are coming off a huge win against BYU's #11 ranked pair, defeating the Cougars for a spot in the ITA Mountain Regional semifinals. The Wolf Pack pair have since been selected for the ITA Sectional Championships the following week.

Scouting the Wolf Pack's opponents this weekend, San Diego poses the largest threat with four ranked singles players, including the third-ranked played in country, Oliver Tarvet. The Toreros also boast the #52, #91, and #106 best players in the nation. Additionally, Tarvet and Stian Klaassen combine as the #23 duo, according to the ITA.