The Nevada baseball team has had a busy offseason.  With the departure of Associate head coach Stan Stolte along with a terrific senior class, longtime Nevada head coach Gary Powers had his hands full this summer and fall.

SilverandBlueSports correspondent Kelsey Gurries spent part of her GameDay out amongst the Cal and Nevada faithful who packed Mackay Stadium.  In the crowd were a number of former players, plus future hoopsters like Jordan Burris, Deontè Burton and Jordan Finn.

When we set out to create SilverandBlueSports, one of the stated goals was to have the most informed community of Wolf Pack fans anywhere. As part of the continuing effort of building SilverandBlueSports into the first stop on the internet for all Wolf Pack fans, we are proud to introduce a new feature, Team Pages.

Autographed Luke Babbitt Jerseys are for sale with 50 percent of the proceeds being donated back to the Starting Five to help support the Nevada basketball program. Silver and Blue Outfitters teamed up with Luke Babbitt and the Starting Five in a joint fundraising effort.

Former Etiwanda high school standout Jordan Finn made it official just minutes ago, signing with the University of Nevada on the first day of the late signing period. SilverandBlueSports checked in on the future Pack guard for his reaction.

To say the Nevada Wolf Pack softball team had a rough weekend against the San Jose State Spartans would be an understatement. Nevada was swept by the Spartans and dropped the first two games, one in extra innings and one on a run rule, while blowing a 7-0 lead in the final game.

The Nevada Wolf Pack softball team completed their weekend with a three game sweep of the Weber State Wildcats on an emotional day as the ladies received their Western Athletic Conference championship rings for the accomplishments of last season.

This year’s Western Athletic Conference Tournament was filled with intensity and high drama, especially the final two games of the session which featured the WAC’s top three teams doing battle.  But fans also enjoyed a number of events that happened off the court. Here’s a best of the best list.

Day two of the Wolf Pack Classic at Hixson Park brought two victories to Nevada and a little bit of redemption as well after a splitting a pair of games the previous day. In the first game Nevada faced the Thunderbirds of Southern Utah whom the Pack defeated 11-2 in opening day competition.  [...]

The Nevada Wolf Pack softball team lost their home opener in nine innings to the Saint Mary’s Gaels at Hixson Park on a beautiful sunny Sunday afternoon here in Reno but rebounded nicely in the second game of the doubleheader against Southern Utah, 11-2.