Sports

There is a new golfer in the valley making waves the same way one-time state champion Austen Ancell did prior to coming to the high school.

The return of Trojans coach Joe Clayton to the gridiron means the return of the running game for the football program.

The Trojans girls volleyball team is looking good for the 2016 fall season with four veteran players returning from last year’s playoff team, and with the new Class 3A Sunset League formed, the Trojans should have a break-out year.

Pahrump Youth Softball Association’s Extreme Heat U14 team continued its winning ways this summer. The team played in a nine-team tournament in Cedar City, Utah over the July Fourth weekend and finished in second place.

The Sam Stringer Memorial race will be this Saturday and will crown a new champion.

The recent 112-degree heat in Pahrump may put a damper on burning calories outside during midday, but despite the heat, the battle of the bulge continues and there are a lot of activities that can be done in Pahrump to burn calories, even during the summer. One just has to know where to look.

Most golfers in town have heard about the Professional Golfers’ Association of America and its ban on anchored putting. Or have they?

Millions of people around the world wake up each morning and can be seen in parks and malls doing tai chi. In China people do it because the Chinese believe that a healthy body leads to a healthy mind, but for the rest of the world it has become just another exercise routine.

returns to Pahrump to give a sports clinic at the high school. She has one more week.

The doctor has said that exercise is a key to a healthy you, but getting off that couch gets harder and harder when exercise isn’t part of your routine.