Seeing double: Vera twins still teammates with TMCC

Jessica and Sascha Vera, both 2026 graduates of Elko High School, are forging ahead with their soccer careers at Truckee Meadows Community College. Once teammates with the Elko Lady Indians, they now proudly wear the colors of the TMCC Lady Lizards—together, as always.

Key Takeaways:

  • Jessica and Sascha Vera graduated from Elko High School’s Class of 2026.
  • They played soccer for the Elko Lady Indians.
  • The twins have continued as teammates at Truckee Meadows Community College.
  • They compete in the Scenic West Athletic Conference as the TMCC Lady Lizards.
  • The original report was published by Elko Daily.

The Journey from Elko

Twins Jessica and Sascha Vera first caught the public’s eye during their time at Elko High School. Both graduated with the Class of 2026, marking a successful run with the school’s soccer program, the Elko Lady Indians. Their shared love of the game and on-field chemistry helped propel them to newfound opportunities after high school.

Choosing TMCC

Bringing the same spirit and teamwork they exhibited at Elko, the Vera twins set their sights on Truckee Meadows Community College. Located in Reno, Nevada, TMCC offered them the chance to remain side by side—a natural extension of the formidable partnership they developed in high school. Their decision to continue playing together underscores their commitment to supporting each other as they advance in athletics.

College-Level Competition

Now proudly wearing the TMCC Lady Lizards’ colors, Jessica and Sascha compete against regional opponents in the Scenic West Athletic Conference. Despite the step up in competition, they remain confident. Their expertise in high school soccer, combined with years of training together, is a strong foundation for this new level of play.

Looking Ahead

As they progress in community college athletics, Jessica and Sascha plan to keep building on their shared bond. From the Elko Lady Indians to the TMCC Lady Lizards, their journey underscores the lasting impact of teamwork, tenacity, and the support siblings can offer one another. While the move to college sports brings fresh challenges, it also provides a new stage for the Vera twins to continue their story in the game they love.

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