The clang of horseshoes will once again echo across Nevada in 2026 as the Nevada State Horseshoe Pitchers Association prepares to roll out a full slate of sanctioned tournaments.
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The game was over before it even began for Cristo Rey St. Viator, as the Pahrump Valley Trojans raced to a 70–20 home victory Wednesday night.
Pahrump Valley is heating up at the right time. The Trojans cruised to a 50–17 victory over Cristo Rey St. Viator on Wednesday night, securing third place in the division.
Admist the score, PVHS girls basketball head coach Bob Hopkins never lost his smile as the Trojans honored their longtime coach’s 76th birthday following the game.
One of Pahrump’s longest-running rural traditions is set to return this February as the annual Pahrump Jr.High–High School Rodeo brings three days of competition to the McCullough Rodeo Arena from Feb. 6–8.
Tonopah failed to get it done as the Panthers rolled past the Muckers 32–6 on Saturday to secure their record 25th Class 1A state championship.
With winter practices officially underway, four Trojan programs — basketball, wrestling and the school’s first-ever girls flag football team are wasting no time building toward opening week.
The Pahrump Valley 500 Club’s 2025–2026 season features a dynamic lineup of certified events, no-tap formats and doubles competitions.
A year after falling short in the state title game, Tonopah is headed back to the 1A championship — this time undefeated and armed with one of the nation’s most explosive offenses.
PVHS officially ushered in its first girls flag football season last Saturday, as more than 30 athletes braved a rain-soaked afternoon to compete in hopes of securing a roster spot.
Pahrump Valley enters the 2025–26 boys basketball season with renewed optimism as veteran coach Toby Henry aims to restore a winning tradition to a program hungry for a turnaround.
The Pahrump Valley High School tennis program delivered a memorable fall season, battling top-tier competition while grinding through a demanding road schedule.
The Pahrump Valley High School cross country teams wrapped an impressive 2025 season with standout performances at the Class 3A State Championships in Reno.
Sixteen Nevada competitors traveled to St. George for the Southern Utah Horseshoe Pitching Association’s Western Open Regional Tournament, testing their skills against some of the top throwers in the West.
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The clang of horseshoes will once again echo across Nevada in 2026 as the Nevada State Horseshoe Pitchers Association prepares to roll out a full slate of sanctioned tournaments.
The game was over before it even began for Cristo Rey St. Viator, as the Pahrump Valley Trojans raced to a 70–20 home victory Wednesday night.
Pahrump Valley is heating up at the right time. The Trojans cruised to a 50–17 victory over Cristo Rey St. Viator on Wednesday night, securing third place in the division.
Admist the score, PVHS girls basketball head coach Bob Hopkins never lost his smile as the Trojans honored their longtime coach’s 76th birthday following the game.
