The 2007 (seventh edition) NIAA Nevada State High School Record Book is available. This book contains 290 (8.5 x 11-inch) photocopied pages detailing the top performances (in multiple team, and individual offensive and defensive categories) from each of the NIAA's 16 championship-sanctioned sports. The purchase price is $15 per book.

For more information, please contact the NIAA office at (775) 688-6464.

To order the NSHSRB, please send a check for $15 (made payable to the NIAA) per book to the NIAA at 1 East Liberty Street, Suite 505, Reno, NV, 89501. Please be sure to specify on your check "Record Book". Please also be sure your mailing (return) address is contained on your check order (so we send the book to the correct location).

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Here are some examples of FALL SPORTS records contained in the sixth edition of the NSHSRB:

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY -- Andy Bradley of Incline is the only four-time boys individual state cross country champion (1992-95)... Warren Mills of North Tahoe has won more state titles (14 in boys cross country) in a particular sport than any other coach in any other sport (the Lakers won eight straight from 1991-98)!

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY -- Abby Miller of Green Valley is the only four-time girls individual state cross country champion (1996-99)...Marie Lawrence, who graduated from Reno in 2007 and was perhaps the top distance runner in the entire country last year, holds two state-meet course records.

FOOTBALL -- Las Vegas went the entire season (eight games) in 1944 without giving up a single point! Reno has won more state titles (19 in football) than any other school in any other specific team sport... Mike Kanellis of Spanish Springs once rushed for 533 yards (2004 vs. South Tahoe), Mitchell Lehner of Tonopah once passed for 641 yards (31-for-48, 2 ints. and 8 tds. vs. Carlin in 2006 playoff game) and Adam Blount of Coleville once had 266 yards receiving (2000 vs. Pyramid Lake) in one game! D'Angelo Jones, a 2007 graduate of Foothill, finished his career with 7,860 net yards rushing. Joe Sellers leads all football coaches with 250 career wins!

GIRLS GOLF -- Green Valley holds the national  prep (NFHS) record for most consecutive dual matches won (144 from 1992-2004). Julie Dunn of Bishop Gorman is the only four-time individual state girls golf champion (noting that LPGA and NIAA Hall of Fame member Patty Sheehan won the first three state titles ever contested beginning as a sophomore in 1972).

SOCCER -- North Tahoe (six in boys, five in girls) and Truckee (five in boys, five in girls) of the Class 3A have combined to win nearly 50 percent of all NIAA state soccer championships ever contested.

TENNIS -- Horst Dziura of Bishop Gorman (boys) is the only four-time individual tennis champion.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL -- Moapa Valley holds the NIAA record for most consecutive state championships won in a particular sport (14 in girls volleyball from 1991-2003). Sheena Habibian of Coronado once served 20 aces in one match (2003 versus Vo-Tech).

Here are some examples of WINTER SPORTS records contained in the sixth edition of the NSHSRB:

BOYS BASKETBALL -- Virginia City won 93 consecutive games from 1982 through 1986. Rite of Passage and Fernley combined to score 224 points (ROP 114, Fernley 110) in a triple overtime game in 2000. Yerington made 20 three-pointers in a 1994 game versus Bishop Manogue. Jim Summers of Douglas scored 70 points in a 1952 game against Stewart. Steele Hendrix of Lund scored 40 points in one quarter in a 1991 game versus Carlin. VC's Bob Gallagher made 24-of-24 free throws in a 1972 game against Gabbs.

GIRLS BASKETBALL -- Reed won 88 straight games from the 1990 through 1993 seasons. Mineral County made 15 three-point field goal attempts in one game (2000 vs. Incline). Ashlee Orndorff of Mineral County and Tera Tremayne of Battle Mountain scored 2,436 and 2,430 points, respectively, in their prep careers. Arena Tapija of Pyramid Lake scored 62 points in a 2002 game against Gabbs. Former Elko and Carlin coach Lynette Davis won a total of 563 games over the course of her 31-year coaching career.

BOWLING -- Rand Kelly of Green Valley holds the Nevada State High School boys record for best series (811) in an NIAA-championship competition; Devin DeGreif of Chaparral (729 in 2004) holds the girls record.

SKIING -- Heather Wark of Galena (2000-01) has won the most state girls championships (combined, slalom and giant slalom) overall with five. Christoph Weber of Reno (2002-2005) has won the most boys titles (four).

WRESTLING -- Yerington won nine consecutive state championships from 1972 through 1980. The NIAA has seen 25 four-time state wrestling champions (more than any other state in the country) come through its ranks. Maurice Hernandez of Basic won 95 straight matches from 1982-1984. Skyler Woods of Virgin Valley recorded 160 pins over his career. Eldorado coach Jimmy May posted a 372-31 career dual meet record over the course of his 20-year coaching career.

Here are some examples of SPRING SPORTS records contained in the sixth edition of the NSHSRB:

BASEBALL -- Green Valley won six consecutive large-school state baseball titles (1993-1998). Reno won 32 consecutive games during the 2003 season. Galena's Joe Hooft scored 73 runs during the 2000 season (191 runs for his career). Laughlin's Matt Morgan hit 21 triples for his career (1999-2002). Galena's Steven Lerud hit 60 home runs (21 in the 2003 season) for his career (2000-2003). McQueen's Chris Aguila hit 29 home runs in the 1997 season. North Tahoe's Jason Diaz won 17 games during the 1996 season.

BOYS GOLF -- The Meadows won five consecutive Class 2A state championships (2002-2006). North Tahoe's Justin Linkey (3A state tournament at Boulder Creek in 2003) and Galena's Travis Whisman (4A state tournament at Hidden Valley in 1999) each fired a 36-hole total of 6-under 138.

SOFTBALL -- Mineral County's Tana Gurule scored 212 runs for her career (2001-2004). Michelle Palaroan of Reed hit 36 home runs over the course of her career (1990-1992). Wooster's Brianne McGowan won 94 games in her career (2000-2003), including winning all 32 of her starts in the 2002 season.

The NIAA's record book also features many outstanding performances in swimming & diving, track & field, and boys volleyball.

If you can think of a particular record sports category, the Nevada State High School Record Book probably has it. The NIAA's record book is modeled after the National Federation of State High School Association's (www.nfhs.org) record book.

Please note that the record book contains more than just the top mark in each category. We actually list a top 10, 25 sometimes even 50 in a particular section. We can't even begin to count how many total entries there are.