Pahrump Valley opens league play Friday against a winless Virgin Valley team that has beaten the Trojans three straight years. Both coaches built demanding nonleague schedules to prepare for this moment.
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Pahrump Valley played Equipo Academy to a scoreless draw Sept. 17, extending its unbeaten stretch to three matches while continuing to seek its first league victory.
Check out this week’s PVHS sports news and and standings.
There is more to the dove and bird hunt than pulling the trigger.
Sophomore quarterback Wyatt Cross directed the offense, Angel Ware delivered back-to-back scoring plays for Pahrump, and relentless defensive pressure helped the Trojans pull away from Valley in a 64–26 road victory.
After a strong showing at the plate, Nelson is heading to join other top baseball players in the class of 2028 Top Tier games.
Junior Julio Ackerman looks to help lead the Trojans to capture the state title this year.
The PVHS Women’s Golf team is hosting a fundraiser to help kickstart their upcoming fall season.
After battling extreme heat conditions last week in Vegas, NSHPA pitchers enjoyed cooler temperatures and betting scores.
27 pairs of bowlers competed for prize money.
After kicking off its inagural Nevada season this year, the Top Tier baseball program is well underway.
Flaggers and volunteers needed to ensure the safety of the young riders.
Battling the scorching heat, three classes of pitchers were crowned victorious.
Jackie Dobbins was named club champion and gross overall champion.
Beginning last week, the varsity boys basketball team began summer practices under new head coach Toby Henry.
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The Mexican national men’s soccer team defeated Jamaica, as an early goal by Henry Martin set the tone for a dominant El Tri performance
A project to construct more than 400 single-family homes on Blue Diamond Hill near Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area can move forward.
Nye County recorded nine new cases and four deaths from COVID-19 between March 16 and Wednesday, but data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed all of Nevada in the “low” community transmission level, a positive sign as the state moves forward in its pandemic response.
Nevada hospitals overwhelmed as omicron variant surges.
