It was Trojans game to win Tuesday evening, but a late seventh-inning surge by league rival The Meadows turned the tide in dramatic 9-6 comeback victory in Pahrump.
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Horseshoe pitchers swapped their Sunday brunch for a day on the courts as the Shoes & Brews Pro/Am Doubles tournament brought spirited competition to Gilcrease Brothers Park in Las Vegas.
Spring competition is in full swing for the Nevada State Horseshoe Pitching Association, as standout performances in Pahrump and Las Vegas highlighted two recent successful tournaments.
It was a perfect afternoon for golf as Rosemary Clarke Middle School’s boys team kicked off their season at Henderson, navigating a challenging 9-hole course at Revere Golf Club with poise.
The Trojans boys golf program secured three top-ten finishes in a competitive field of 28. Junior Travis Floyd led the way with a fifth-place finish, followed closely by Aaron Rily in seventh and senior Cayden Cowley in eighth.
Koby Lindberg (166), Kasen Moore (167) and Kasey Dilger (168) finished 10th, 11th and 12th, respectively in their flight as the Pahrump Valley High School boys golf team opened its season by playing in the 31st annual Pahrump Valley Invitational High School Golf Tournament on Thursday and Friday at Mountain Falls Golf Course.
Getting eliminated four times from the same tournament is a strange thing to do. Getting eliminated four times from the same tournament and calling it a productive weekend is even stranger.
A battalion of golf carts were lined up outside the pro shop at Mountain Falls Golf Course on Saturday morning, waiting for competitors who, unlike in many tournaments, would be allowed to ride.
Those looking for beauty and grace on the basketball court are advised to look elsewhere. This is about the Pahrump Valley High School girls basketball team and their 30-4 season, and beauty and grace have no place here.
Free throws and layups. Free throws and layups. Free throws and layups. Free throws and layups.
Kasey Dilger of Pahrump and Scott Heer of Mount Charleston took first place in the Pahrump Balloon Festival Horseshoes Tournament on Saturday at Petrack Park.
For people old enough to remember, the peak visibility for pool in the United States was a battle between Willie Mosconi and Minnesota Fats on Valentine’s Day of 1978 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York.
The vicious rivalry between the Girls Who Love Softball and the VFW Auxiliary played out again Saturday at Pahrump Valley High School’s Floyd Field, and once again it was a disgusting display of utterly abysmal sportsmanship.
Nicky Velazquez and Maddy Souza each scored 13 points, but the Pahrump Valley High School girls basketball team’s season ended Thursday night in the 3A state semifinals with a 57-51 loss to Fernley.
Cathleen Steck and Cliff Edwards combined to roll a 752 series to win Division A of the Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club’s scotch doubles tournament on Saturday at the Pahrump Nugget.
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It was Trojans game to win Tuesday evening, but a late seventh-inning surge by league rival The Meadows turned the tide in dramatic 9-6 comeback victory in Pahrump.
Horseshoe pitchers swapped their Sunday brunch for a day on the courts as the Shoes & Brews Pro/Am Doubles tournament brought spirited competition to Gilcrease Brothers Park in Las Vegas.
Spring competition is in full swing for the Nevada State Horseshoe Pitching Association, as standout performances in Pahrump and Las Vegas highlighted two recent successful tournaments.
It was a perfect afternoon for golf as Rosemary Clarke Middle School’s boys team kicked off their season at Henderson, navigating a challenging 9-hole course at Revere Golf Club with poise.
