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Boys soccer finishes regular season with loss

Horace Langford Jr./Pahrump Valley Times Junior Jose Chavez takes control of the ball against Adelson School on Monday. The team fought hard, but lost 3-2.
Freshman Vincent DiBlasi makes a lunge for the ball against Adelson on Monday. The Trojans ended the year, losing to Sunrise Mountain on Wednesday.
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By Vern Hee Pahrump Valley Times
October 27, 2017 - 6:00 am
 

The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys soccer team finished up their regular season at Sunrise Mountain (15-1 overall, 11-1 Sunset League) on Wednesday, losing 11-0.

The team lost their last home game to Adelson (8-8-0, 4-8-0) 3-2 on Monday. That game was a tough loss for the Trojans were playing solid defense and attacking the ball well from the start of the game.

Against Adelson the Trojans (3-16-3, 2-9-1) were not dominated. The game could have gone either way at the half with the score 2-1.

Contact sports editor Vern Hee at vhee@pvtimes.com

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