The Rocky Mountain Professional Rodeo Association was in Pahrump for their third year in a row to packed crowds on Friday and Saturday nights. The rodeo had everything from team roping to bull riding and the crowds enjoyed every moment.
After defeating the Blue Knights 15-0 on Monday, the Lady Trojans improved to 3-3 overall on the season and now have recorded back-to-back shutout pitching performances.
Following a strong showing last year in which team finished 19-9, the Lady Trojans opened the 2025 season finishing 1-3 in back-to-back double headers.
This year, after stepping away from the Little League in 2018 due to health complications, Banuelos could no longer stand to be away from the league he loves and will return to serve.
Top scoring duos in two divisions split a $920 cash prize.
Throughout the season, teammates learn java programming for autonomous features, robot construction engineering skills, and 3D modeling of the robots and practice fields.
Pahrump Valley Little League fans are in for a treat this season as a newly constructed baseball field is slated to be ready by opening day.
At the February 8 tryouts, coaches rated potential players on skills of fielding, batting and catching a fly ball.
“Bosket’s only been wrestling for three years. It was a great finish to his high school career.” — PVHS wrestling head coach Frank Lopez
Super Bowl weekend tournament participants nab cash prizes
It was a cold, early morning and the birds held close to cover and then exploded in all directions, with wings thundering.
