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.
The Pahrump Mini Dwarfs raced on May 16 with the Las Vegas Quarter Midgets Club in the High Roller Series Points Race in Las Vegas.
Toni Wombaker, a Pahrump resident, buried her competition and successfully defended her mucking title at the Nevada State Mining Competition during Jim Butler Days in Tonopah over the weekend.
The Pahrump Valley High baseball field renovation is underway by the Nye County School District after a series of meetings with concerned parents and supporters.
It’s the last week of school and it’s once again time for the Goofy Olympics. This goofy time signifies the end of the school year at Rosemary Clarke Middle School for the sixth graders.
The coaching staff of the Pahrump Valley High girls basketball and volleyball teams will be holding separate camps Tuesday through Friday.
Pahrump Valley High honored four senior athletes Wednesday for their excellence. Seniors Jace Clayton and Alyssa Murphy were selected as Outstanding Athlete of the Year, and seniors John Clark and Shayla Dance were chosen as the Scholar Athletes of the Year. The difference being that the Scholar Athlete has a grade component to it. Each student receives $500.
Mixed martial arts attracts fighters, but it also attracts those who want to be judges in the growing sport.
The speedway will have an extra component to it on Saturday. Besides the usual racing, a movie production company called Romeo Sampson Pictures will be there filming a movie called “Poor Boy.”
Beatty Hornets Track Coach Ellice Dunsterville knew going into Division IV state meet that the Northern track teams would be strong.
Brandon Schneider overcame exhaustion to win the biggest fight of his mixed martial arts career Friday.
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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.
