Back on their home track for the first time since mid-March, the Pahrump Valley Trojans made the most of the opportunity, showcasing versatility and emerging talent across nearly every event.
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Pahrump Valley delivered a composed and efficient performance Wednesday night, defeating Cristo Rey St. Viator in four sets, 3–1, behind a dominant showing from senior Andy Sanchez.
From an extra-inning showdown to dominant pitching performances, the Trojans are proving they’re a force to be reckoned with in the Class 3A South Mountain League.
The Lady Trojans brought the brooms to Mesquite—and didn’t leave without using them, pulling away in the sixth inning for a 6–2 win to complete a two-game sweep of Virgin Valley to begin league play.
The PVTBC closed out its certified Regular 10 Pin Singles tournament last Saturday with Brian Bloom topping Division A and Stephen DeCena rolling a tournament-best 792 series to lead Division B.
Small schools in Nye County have a hard time raising money for the athletic department and Pahrump Valley High School is no different than any other school in Nye County, despite being the largest high school in the district. The PVT asked Trojans Athletic Director Ed Kirkwood about the difficulties of raising money for athletics in Pahrump and the direction the athletic department is headed.
Basketball camp: Still can join. Basketball camp at the high school runs June 22-25 from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. The camp is organized by Coach Gil Llewellyn and staff.
Pahrump’s mixed martial arts fighter Andrew Gonzalez will finally get his day in the ring on June 27 after over a month delay.
Junior golf completed its second summer tournament on Monday at the Lake View Executive Golf Course.
It’s that time of year when parents are looking for something to do for the kids. There will be two upcoming sports camps for kids at the high school: one for basketball and the other is a girls soccer camp.
The writing is on the wall. Change is necessary in the NCAA, but will the change result in college athletes getting paid? That still remains to be seen.
Family and friends of a former Pahrump Valley High wrestling champ are seeking financial help to offset growing medical bills after an accident at a sporting event.
Pahrump walked away with two champions in the Las Vegas Quarter Midget Club, “High Roller Series” last weekend at the Bullring.
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Back on their home track for the first time since mid-March, the Pahrump Valley Trojans made the most of the opportunity, showcasing versatility and emerging talent across nearly every event.
Pahrump Valley delivered a composed and efficient performance Wednesday night, defeating Cristo Rey St. Viator in four sets, 3–1, behind a dominant showing from senior Andy Sanchez.
From an extra-inning showdown to dominant pitching performances, the Trojans are proving they’re a force to be reckoned with in the Class 3A South Mountain League.
The Lady Trojans brought the brooms to Mesquite—and didn’t leave without using them, pulling away in the sixth inning for a 6–2 win to complete a two-game sweep of Virgin Valley to begin league play.
