Make-A-Wish in Nevada basketball; Ollie Osborne Wins Pro golf title

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1. 'Wish you something'Donation campaign in the Nevada basketball

During the Nevada men's basketball game against Wyoming, the Wolf Pack will Ehen 7-year-old make-a-wish recipient Aliyana Saldana Villanueva, in which 2022 leukemia was diagnosed. This will be the first Wolf-Pack basketball game for Villanueva, whose wish to go to your favorite theme park to meet your favorite characters and princesses was recently fulfilled. In today's game, the executives of the America First Credit Union Make-A-Wish Nevada will present with a check of $ 10,000, as has been done every year since the 2021-22 season, a Wyoming team at the beginning of this Season the wolf package with 66-63 defeated. The game will be broadcast live on Nevada Sports Net at 7 p.m.

2. Manoges Ollie Osborne Wins Pro Golfturnier Wins

Bishop Manogue High, Ollie Osborne, won the Bajonett championship on the Asher Tour. Osborne, who played his college golf on the SMU, won the event by Seaside, California, in a four-way playoff, to earn $ 15,000. Osborne won the 54-member tournament in Bayonet & Black Horse on the Monterey Peninsula, after shooting 14-under-Par, including 7 under under his last round. The Asher Tour is a relatively new tour with around 30 events per year on the west coast, including the Reno Open in the Wolf Run Golf Club on April 23 to 25. Osborne also plays on PGA Tours America. The 25-year-old played in four PGA tour events, including the Barracuda championship twice and the US Open and Masters, who earn in these large fields after the second place in the US amateur 2020 places.

3. The locals play as Nevada Baseball Bakersfield beats

The Wolf Pack Baseball team defeated Cal State Bakersfield 7: 4 on Monday afternoon to improve to 4: 4 after a series victory against the Roadrunners. It was a local when Damonte Ranch High Alaun Eric Valdez won his first division I; Spanish Springs High Slugger Jacob Doyle went 3 of 4; And Wooster High Product Donovan Ratfield, who went into Gonzaga in this low season, met his first Homer in silver and blue. This season there is a strong local taste on Nevada's squad. Reed High Alaun Casey Burfield, the team's previous team of starts this season. Nevada stays at home to organize Northern Colorado as part of a four-game set on Friday.

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