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Buy a student athletic pass for $35 and get entrance to all games for the entire year. Adults can save too with a $70 pass for adults, $100 for a couple, seniors are $50 and a family of four is $225. Booster cards are back for $10 and you get 10% off on participating businesses. Support the Trojans! Disregard last week’s post in this section, the pricing was wrong.

PVHS Sports Schedule: Sept. 27: football at Clark 7 p.m., Sept. 30: Trojans boys soccer at home at 3 p.m. vs Sierra Vista.

Beatty Hornets Schedule: Football: today at Alamo at 7 p.m.

Bowling news: bowling in the Christmas Club League is on Monday morning, Nocky Roach had games of 300-269-235 for an 804 series. It was his 33rd career perfect game and 23rd 800 series.

Senior softball at Petrack Park: Men and women over 50 meet at the park Monday and Friday at 8 a.m. for softball. Call Ken for more info: 775-727-6413.

Super Mikey Mosh Softball Tournament on Oct. 18 at Petrack Park. It’s $150 per team all proceeds go to Mikey and his family. Mikey has leukemia and is 7 years old. For more information call Diane at 775-764-1802.

Golf Tournament: The third annual Clothes for Kids Golf Tournament on Oct. 18 at Lakeview Executive Golf Course. For more information call 775-727-4040.

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Pahrump football beats Valley 64–26 behind big plays, defensive pressure

Sophomore quarterback Wyatt Cross directed the offense, Angel Ware delivered back-to-back scoring plays for Pahrump, and relentless defensive pressure helped the Trojans pull away from Valley in a 64–26 road victory.

Torres brothers learn tennis together, earn PVHS’ No. 1 doubles spot

Neither Tristan nor Brendan Torres had tennis experience before this season. Now the baseball-playing brothers share Pahrump Valley’s top boys doubles position, dividing the court by their strengths and occasionally assigning each other the blame.

Aguilar scores twice as PVHS girls soccer beats Losee 3-2

Pahrump Valley’s players helped spark a second-half improvement in a 3-2 win over Somerset Academy Losee. Paola Aguilar scored twice, but missed close-range chances showed where the Trojans still need work.

Pahrump falls to Mary Star 52–14 after second-quarter surge

Mary Star scored 35 second-quarter points to pull away from Pahrump Valley in the Cali Classic, where the Trojans struggled up front and surrendered big plays.