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Roy, Hertl and Dorofeyev score and Golden Knights hold on to beat Ducks 3-2
Nicolas Roy, Tomas Hertl and Pavel Dorofeyev all scored, and the Vegas Golden Knights held on late to beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 on Wednesday night.Knights in the Morning: Get to know 'Nickels' Keegan Kolesar
The Winnipeg native says he never imagined playing pro hockey in the desert. In fact, he says he never imagined leaving Winnipeg, period.
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Las Vegas Raiders player provides Thanksgiving meals to Las Vegas residents
6,000 locals will be able to eat Thanksgiving dinner largely thanks to Raiders cornerback Jack Jones, who handed out meals to families in need on Tuesday.Without an effective run game, the Raiders have little choice but to air it out
As a coach with a defensive background, Antonio Pierce isn't all that comfortable throwing 43 passes in a game.
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Las Vegas Aces hires experienced Ty Ellis as an assistant coach
For the past eight years, Ellis has served as an assistant coach with several USA Basketball men’s teams.Kelsey Plum will be first Washington women's hoops player to have jersey retired
The school announced that Kelsey Plum's No. 10 jersey will be hung from the rafters on Jan. 18, 2025, when Washington takes on Purdue. Plum currently plays for the Las Vegas Aces.
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John Robinson, successful college football, LA Rams coach, dies at 89
Robinson spent six seasons coaching UNLV after his second USC tenure, also serving a stint as the Rebels' athletic director.Rebs Football ready to face Rainbow Warriors for 9th Island Showdown
After their bye week, UNLV Football looks to bounce back from their loss to Boise State and beat Hawaii on the road to kick off the month of November on the right foot.
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Silver lining for Raiders as their season record sits at 2-8 after Miami loss
There is a silver lining for the Silver and Black as Gardner Minshew's offense found life and tight end Brock Bowers shined with over 100 yards and a touchdown.Ovechkin's hat trick and Thompson's 40 saves lead Capitals to 5-2 win over VGK
Former Golden Knight Logan Thompson saved 40 shots in his first game back at T-Mobile Arena as the Washington Capitals beat Vegas 5-2.
Nick Walters
Nick Walters
Senior Sports Reporter
Alex Eschelman
Alex Eschelman
Sports Multimedia Journalist
Rochelle Richards
Rochelle Richards
Senior Sports Producer