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Call it cold weather, not used to the course, or just dumb luck, Trojans girls golf coach Bob Hopkins said.

Gear Up canned food drive

The Trojans host Mojave for their last home and the final regular game of the season and it will be crucial for the Trojans to win if they want to be the third seed in the playoffs.

The Lady Trojans made sure that there were no doubts who the top team in the Sunset League was by beating Mojave on Monday in five sets, 21-25, 25-15, 25-8, 15-25 and 15-8.

LAS VEGAS — The one thing the Trojans didn’t want to do last Friday was to overlook Western and lose. It was an easy thing to do since Western hadn’t won a football game since Nov. 5, 2010. Pahrump didn’t have to worry about that for long, as they scored three unanswered touchdowns in a row in the first half (18-0) and never looked back, winning 35-14.

Trojans cross-country runner Bryce Odegard won bragging rights last Saturday as he ran away with the Class 3 A Sunset League individual title on Saturday at Basic High School, beating Rylan Banegas of Cheyenne by 20 seconds and 31 other runners.

The Lady Trojans defeated Mojave on Monday 4-0 and kept their chances of finishing in first place alive with just three games remaining in the season.

Are we there yet? That’s the question every adult with kids dreads hearing on those long trips. But I am going to ask this about football.

Rosemary Clarke Middle School football is well on its way to a winning season as they get their fourth win in a row to remain unbeaten.

For Beatty football, what could go wrong did in their 41-0 loss against Spring Mountain last Friday. This was their first loss of the season.