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Ault and Egan receive top diamond honors

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Both Trojans baseball and softball received end of the year honors. Former Pahrump Valley baseball player Dylan Ault was named first team All-Southern Region and first team All-Sunset League at second base. Ault led the team in RBIs (29) and had the second highest batting average on the team (.396).

Former player Josh Mortenson also made first team All Sunset League. He was tied with former teammate Carlos Rivera for the most stolen bases on the team (34).

Rivera was named second team All-Sunset League along with Drew Walker and Tyler Greene.

Sophomore softball player Jordan Egan received the highest honors for the Trojans softball team. Egan was first team All-Southern Region and first team All-Sunset League.

Former player Amanda Pryor made second team All-Sunset League and Madison Hurley was honorable mention.

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