Roundup: Sparks pushes past Carson boys' soccer

Senators will honor outgoing coaching staff and seniors Wednesday

René Gonzalez comes out to make a diving save against Sparks Monday evening. The Carson High boys soccer team fell to the Railroaders, 3-1.

René Gonzalez comes out to make a diving save against Sparks Monday evening. The Carson High boys soccer team fell to the Railroaders, 3-1.
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 Monday night, Carson High boys’ soccer fell to 4-8-3 this season after a 3-1 loss to the Railroaders from Sparks.
In the opening minutes, Emiliano Bravo was able to get the Senators a quick lead, but Carson couldn’t hold it against one of the best teams in Northern Class 5A.
Sparks responded with a goal before the half and two more in the final 40 minutes to escape with the win.
The Senators remain in sixth place by a single point over Galena and Damonte Ranch.
Wednesday, the Senators host the Grizzlies in what will be a must-win game for Carson if they want to make the postseason.
Wednesday’s contest also will be head coach Frank Martinez’s final home game at the helm of Carson High soccer after he confirmed he would be stepping down at the season’s end.
Prior to kickoff Wednesday night, the Carson High will be honoring Martinez and his assistant coach, Jorge Ortiz, for their efforts with the program over his years of service. The ceremony for Martinez and company is expected to begin around 6:15 with kickoff to follow at 6:45. It’ll also be Senior Night for the Senators.


Fernley bests Dayton football
Friday, Fernley toppled Dayton High football 57-0.
UP NEXT: Dayton (0-7) will get one final home game to cap the season against Hug (0-7) as both teams look for their first win of the season.


Dust Devil volleyball takes down Fallon
It took all five sets Saturday, but the Dayton High volleyball team moved to 7-3 in league play with a win over Fallon in five sets.
The Dust Devils took the second and third sets before winning the fifth and final set.
Dayton will be a playoff team this year, having secured at least a top two seed in the Class 3A Northern East league.
UP NEXT: Dayton will host Fernley (11-7, 8-2) Thursday at 6 p.m. to potentially decide the top spot in the league. The Dust Devils took care of the Vaqueros in four sets in their first meeting of the season.

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