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Friday’s Pahrump High scores and standings

PAHRUMP VALLEY BOYS BASKETBALL

TEAM — OVERALL — 3A SOUTHERN LEAGUE

The Meadows: 10-5: 4-0

GV Christian: 9-6: 4-1

Boulder City: 10-6: 2-1

Virgin Valley: 9-3: 3-1

Pahrump Valley: 6-8: 2-2

Moapa Valley: 4-12: 1-3

Coral Academy: 3-11: 0-4

Cristo Rey: 0-5: 0-5

The Trojans returned to regular-season play Monday with a loss to the Class 4A Lake League Sunrise Mountain Miners 89-58.

On Wednesday, the Trojans delivered a bounce-back dominant performance after multiple members of the program shared multiple minutes and points in the 80-32 running clock win.

Junior Lucas Gavenda averages 22 points and nine rebounds per game as the team enters the heart of league play.

Senior teammate Keir Sheppard also has played a key role with 14 points, four assists and two steals per game.

Friday, Jan. 2

Doral Academy 86, Pahrump Valley 80

Friday, Jan. 2

Western 56, Pahrump Valley 41

Saturday, Jan. 3

Pahrump Valley 77, Amplus Academy 66

Monday, Jan. 5

Sunrise Mountain 89, Pahrump Valley 58

Wednesday, Jan. 7

Pahrump Valley 80, Cristo Rey 32

Friday, Jan. 9

Moapa Valley at Pahrump Valley, 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Jan. 13

Southeast Career Tech at Pahrump Valley, 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 14

The Meadows at Pahrump Valley, 6:30 p.m.

PAHRUMP VALLEY GIRLS BASKETBALL

TEAM — OVERALL — 3A SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Virgin Valley: 7-6; 4-0

Coral Academy: 8-4; 3-1

Boulder City: 8-8; 3-1

Moapa Valley: 9-4; 3-1

Pahrump Valley: 6-7; 2-2

The Meadows: 1-5; 1-3

Cristo Rey: 0-8; 0-4

Amplus Academy: 0-10; 0-4

After a long winter break in where the ladies entered into two seperate tournaments, the Lady Trojans came out with a 2-5 record against some competitive programs.

The Trojans returned to regular-season play with back-to-back wins early this week, led by junior Riley Saldana’s 17 points and eight rebounds per game.

On Monday, Pahrump Valley outlasted Sunrise Mountain on the road 44-40 while steamrolling their league opponents Cristo Rey St. Viator Wednesday 51-8.

Sophomore Kaitlyn Brown has also contributed heavily with 10 points and seven rebounds per game.

Monday, Jan. 5

Pahrump Valley 44, Sunrise Mountain 40

Wednesday, Jan. 7

Pahrump Valley 51, Cristo Rey 8

Friday, Jan. 9

Moapa Valley at Pahrump Valley, 5 p.m.

Tuesday, Jan. 13

Southeast Career Tech at Pahrump Valley, 5 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 14

The Meadows at Pahrump Valley, 5 p.m.

PAHRUMP VALLEY FLAG FOOTBALL

TEAM — OVERALL — 4A MOUNTAIN LEAGUE

Clark: 9-4; 1-0

Spring Valley: 8-2; 1-0

Sierra Vista: 6-2; 1-0

Durango: 1-1; 1-0

Democracy Prep: 3-7; 0-1

Bonanza: 1-6; 0-1

Amplus Academy: 2-6; 0-1

Pahrump Valley: 0-7; 0-1

Western: 0-4; 0-0

The Trojans participated in the Beast Out East tournament hosted by Mater East Academy. During tournament play over the break, the Trojans went 0-3 and are still in search of thier first score of the season.

The Trojans began league play on Wednesday against Clark, falling 55-0.

Friday, December 19

Arbor View 52, Trojans 0

Saturday, December 20

Canyon Springs 42, Trojans 0

Saturday, December 20

Rancho 32, Trojans 0

Wednesday, Jan. 7

Clark 55, Pahrump Valley 0

Friday, Jan. 9

Moapa Valley at Pahrump Valley, 5 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 14

Pahrump Valley at Bonanza, 5:30 p.m.

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