VOLLEYBALL 

Nevada Volleyball is set to open Mountain West conference play at home this week, hosting two exciting matchups at the Virginia Street Gym. The Wolf Pack are coming off a challenging weekend at the UCF Tournament, where they finished 0-3 but displayed resilience against tough opponents like UCF and Maryland. Despite the results, standout performances from Kinsley Singleton, who averaged 4.64 digs per set, and Gabby McLaughlin, with 3.91 kills and 4.05 points per set, earned both players All-Tournament Team honors. 
 The Pack will look to bounce back as they kick off their conference season against Wyoming on Thursday, followed by a Saturday showdown with Colorado State on Disney Day. 

Thursday, Sep 26, 6 PM vs. Wyoming 

TV: Mountain West Network

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Saturday, Sep 28, 12 PM vs. Colorado State (Disney Day) 

First 100 fans get free pizza! 

TV: Mountain West Network 

Live Stats  

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FOLLOW THE PACK 

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

SOCCER

Nevada Soccer starts conference play this week. The team will be on the road taking on San Diego State on Thursday at 7 PM before playing New Mexico on Sunday at 12:30 PM. The Wolf Pack is coming off a tough week after dropping matches to CSU Bakersfield and Cal Poly.  Despite the challenging preseason, Nevada is ready to turn the season around and tackle conference play from the very first game. 

How to Watch
Thursday, Sept. 26, 7 PM at San Diego State
Watch - Mountain West Network
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Sunday, Sept. 29, 12:30 PM at New Mexico
Watch - Mountain West Network
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FOLLOW THE PACK
Follow Nevada Women's Soccer on social media at @NevadaWSOC (X), @nevadawsoc (Instagram), and on Facebook at @NevadaWSOC

MEN'S TENNIS
Nevada Men's Tennis returns to the court after a week off since the team opened the season in Boise, Idaho. The Pack will travel to Davis, Calif. to play in the Aggie Invitational, a tournament the Wolf Pack has played in since 2012, excluding COVID-19 seasons.

The tournament will be split into four singles flights (White, Blue, Gold, and Grey) of 16 players each as well as three singles flights (White, Blue, and Gold). Familiar foes can be found in the draw, including UC Davis's formerly ranked Ryan Torres, Saint Mary's Paulo Etchecoin, and Paul Théate's former teammate at San Francisco, Giovanni Branchetti, now playing for Gonzaga.

Nevada will send eight players to Davis, fielding four doubles pairs. Draws are yet to be announced. Follow along here.

WOMEN'S TENNIS
Nevada Women's Tennis is back in action this week at the Cal Fall Invite after a successful opening weekend in San Diego. The Wolf Pack returns to Berkeley, Calif. for the second straight season. Last year, Nevada's Wiem Boubaker and Anastasia Luneva won the Grey bracket at the Cal Fall Invite.

Draws and players are yet to be announced for the 2024 edition, however many West Coast powerhouses are expected to be at the tournament, including California, Santa Clara, Saint Mary's, Gonzaga, Fresno State, and many others.

Draws and schedule to come.

WOMEN'S GOLF
Nevada Women's Golf heads to the Central Coast following the weekend, playing at the Molly Collegiate Invitational at Bayonet Golf Course in Monterey, Calif.

The Wolf Pack begins the second half of its fall slate with the event, and is coming off of an eighth-place finish at the Colonel Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic this past week. Nikki Chindavong and Gabby Kano each posted top-20 finishes, finishing tied for 16th at -2.

Molly Collegiate Invitational
Monday-Tuesday, Sept. 30-Oct. 1
Monterey, Calif. - Bayonet Golf Course
Live Scoring link to come.