How to Watch Bishop Manogue at Reno: Stream High School Basketball Live, TV Channel

Bishop Manogue will head across the city to take on Reno High School in a high school basketball game on Friday night in Reno, Nevada.

Bishop Manogue from Reno, Nevada, will head on the road across the city to take on Reno High School in a high school varsity boys’ basketball game on Friday night. The Bishop Manogue Miners are 13-10 overall this season and 9-5 against teams in the league. They are the No. 3-ranked team in the league and the No. 22-ranked team in the state. They are 3-2 in their last five games, starting with a win at home over Galena in a league matchup by one point, 39-38. After that, they went on the road to Damonte Ranch and lost a league game by 10 points, 66-56.

How to Watch Bishop Manogue at Reno in High School Basketball Today:

Game Date: Friday, Jan. 31, 2025

Game Time: 10 p.m. ET

TV: KNSN

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They won two straight games after that loss, the first one on the road against Douglas by 11 points, 55-44. That was followed by a win at home against McQueen by 21 points, 62-41. Earlier this week, they lost on the road against Spanish Springs High School by 18 points, 60-42. Liam Sorensen is leading the team in scoring this season, averaging 13.1 points per game. He is followed by senior Kaden Rowe, averaging 10.0 points per game.

The Reno Huskies are 15-8 overall this season and have fallen to 8-6 against teams in the league after finishing their non-league schedule with an 8-2 record. They are the No. 19-ranked team in the state. They are also 3-2 in their last five games. They lost by nine points on the road to Spanish Springs before going on a three game winning streak.

During that streak, they took down Douglas by 16 points, Carson on the road by 30 points, and Reed at home by 12 points. Their last game, earlier this week, ended in a 12-point loss to Damonte Ranch, 59-47. Senior point guard Johnavin Evans leads Reno in scoring this season, averaging 12.2 points per game, tied with Eric Platz, a junior guard.

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