In an anticipated game against the Doral Academy Red Rock Dragons on Monday night, the two schools faced off.
Sports
The Pahrump Valley girls basketball team will battle for first place against Boulder City on Jan. 8 to determine which team will lead the league.
The quiet season gives time to focus and plan those trips to near and far-off places, to clean gear and organize for the next adventure.
In the Bullhead City Shoot-Out the Trojans played tight matches, but suffered a big loss against a California based team in the middle of the tournament.
After four years of planning and two years after a groundbreaking, the Pahrump OHV Park is still a long way from setting an opening date. But a determined local 11-year old racer wants answers.
Last year’s Trojans offense ran the pistol and it is no secret it fired blanks.
Saturday evening, the Trojans varsity football team hosted 300 guests at the Second Annual Trojans Football Spaghetti Dinner in the high school cafeteria.
The GREAT Games finished the season in Pahrump.
Trojans golf coach Julie Floyd will be coaching the girls golf team another year.
As the Trojans put on the pads for another year, so does Head Trainer Dr. Michael Taylor.
On July 14 Tonopah senior Elise Salsbury was driving home after a relaxing time visiting her aunt in Las Vegas.
The Trojans cheerleaders had a successful mini-camp last week from Aug. 7-9. It was a combined camp with Rosemary Clarke Middle School. In attendance were 17 cheerleaders from RCMS and 13 from PVHS.
Triston Robert is a high school cheer coach who has not graduated from high school himself.
Pahrump Little League Coach Craig Havel said he and some other coaches have tired of losing to Las Vegas teams. Over the summer they took some action and formed a Little League travel squad comprised mainly of the minor league all-star team.
Senior sprinter Marvin Caperton competed in the National Senior games in Cleveland, Ohio July 19-Aug. 1.
In an anticipated game against the Doral Academy Red Rock Dragons on Monday night, the two schools faced off.
The Pahrump Valley girls basketball team will battle for first place against Boulder City on Jan. 8 to determine which team will lead the league.
The quiet season gives time to focus and plan those trips to near and far-off places, to clean gear and organize for the next adventure.
In the Bullhead City Shoot-Out the Trojans played tight matches, but suffered a big loss against a California based team in the middle of the tournament.