Geno Smith moves to the Las Vegas Raiders from the Seattle Seahawks, with a third-round pick heading to Seattle. Coach Pete Carroll, now with the Raiders, praises Smith's competitive spirit.

Henderson will host the Big West Basketball Championships again, with top teams competing for an NCAA Tournament bid at Lee's Family Forum from March 12-15. Free parking is available.

The UNLV Lady Rebels secured their eighth consecutive win, defeating San Jose State 89-56, and clinched their fourth straight Mountain West Conference title under Coach La Rocque.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the New Jersey Devils 2-0, with Adin Hill achieving his third shutout and the team strengthening their Pacific Division lead. Jack Hughes left the game with an injury.

The Vegas Golden Knights beat the Chicago Blackhawks 7-5, with Ivan Barbashev scoring twice and assisting twice, contributing to Vegas' Pacific Division lead.

Henderson's March Mania 3-on-3 basketball tournament is set for March 8, inviting players 16+ to compete at the Henderson Multigenerational Center before the Big West Championships.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-1, with Brandon Saad's goal securing the lead. This win adds to their streak and places them ahead in the Pacific Division.

UNLV Lady Rebels beat San Diego State Aztecs, led by Kiara Jackson's career-high 27 points, with a final score of 75-65. The win featured strong defensive play and teamwork.

UNLV's basketball team secured a significant win over Air Force with a score of 77-52, featuring a balanced offensive effort and strong defensive performance.

UNLV's women's basketball team defeated the Utah State Aggies 89-51, with Meadow Roland scoring 16 points and the team achieving high rebounds and points in the paint.

Boise State achieved a 71-62 victory over UNLV, improving their record and showcasing standout plays from Tyson Degenhart and others, while UNLV struggled with confidence and three-point shooting.

Brock Nelson scored the game-winning goal for the Islanders in a 2-1 win against the Golden Knights, who suffered their fourth straight loss, weakening their road record.

UNLV suffered a fourth consecutive loss, falling 71-65 to UNR, despite reducing a 12-point deficit to two. Turnovers and a scoreless final stretch were key factors in the defeat.