Rosemary Clarke Middle School students Brandon Villegas (left photo) and Lilly Carle (right photo) enjoy a morning of bowling instead of school. On Monday hundreds of students were rewarded with free bowling at the Pahrump Nugget Bowling Center for perfect attendance, no disciplinary action and having no Fs.
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British Columbia’s Fraser River sets the scene for rekindled friendship.
Pahrump Valley’s summer basketball season is underway, but Coach Toby Henry isn’t measuring success by wins and losses. The team’s multi-sport athletes are using June’s competition to gain experience.
The Mountain Falls Women’s Golf Association has repeated as champions of the Women’s Southern Nevada Golf Association Net Championship, defeating Spanish Trail Country Club 8–4 on May 21 at Arroyo Golf Club.
Local 4-H Robotics program is investing in its future through advanced engineering training, expanded programming efforts and a packed summer camp.
With most of last season’s roster returning and a full 18-game schedule on the horizon, the Trojans used last week’s summer camp to sharpen their skills and continue building a stronger program.
Battling triple-digit temperatures and some of the region’s top competition, the Pahrump Valley Trojans showcased their growth and resilience Wednesday at UNLV’s 7-on-7 and Big Man camp.
Fresh off hosting a youth camp in Pahrump, the girls basketball program took its talents on the road, bringing three teams to compete in Utah Tech University’s annual women’s basketball camp and tournament from June 1-4.
Pahrump local teen Zackery Wilson is quickly becoming one of Nevada’s top Brazilian jiu-jitsu prospects. The 18-year-old blue belt has medaled in every tournament this season and has climbed into the IBJJF’s top 25 lightweight No-Gi rankings.
A dramatic one-pin margin defined last Saturday’s action at the Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club tournament, held at the Pahrump Nugget Hotel and Casino.
Pahrump Valley High School senior and dual-sport athlete Kayne Horibe has committed to Mesa Community College, where the pitcher will continue his baseball career while pursuing a degree in exercise science.
