Graydon Lemke manned his station at the homeless shelter for a community service project not knowing what to expect. As the line of needy Las Vegans were served ...
Faith Lutheran was the first to offer Bret Walter a job, as a teacher and basketball coach. Suddenly, there’s this 23-year-old kid fresh out of college manning a basketball program for a school of less than 100 students. Forget about winning games ...
Faith Lutheran finished only one game behind eventual state champion Clark High in the 3A Sunset league last season. The Crusaders don’t receive any breaks as they join perennial contenders Centennial in the Northwest league this year ...
From his teammates and coaches to the student fans who were chanting his name to even the opposing players and referees, everybody wanted Clayton Rhodes to score as he entered his last basketball game at Faith Lutheran High. That's because ...
Palo Verde High boys basketball coach Jermone Riley knew his team was better than the 50-point loss they suffered last week to Canyon Springs to open the season. On Monday, his team proved him correct with a 78-60 victory against visiting Faith Lutheran in the Northwest Division opener for both schools.
Bret Walter is the longest tenured high school basketball coach in the Las Vegas Valley. His five state titles are also a record. Walter, in his 14th year at the helm of the program at Faith Lutheran, has seen it all during his time with the Summerlin private school. Now, he’s hoping that experience will translate into championships on the state’s biggest stage.