This week in sports: PVH wrestlers serving the country

The PV 500 Club’s annual Snake Bite Singles Tournament packed the Pahrump Nugget Bowling Center with excitement drawing 77 bowlers from across the valley for a full day of impressive scores.

The PVHS varsity cheer team and yearbook staff are hosting their upcoming powder-puff football game and 50/50 fundraiser will benefit both the Unite for HER Foundation—supporting breast and ovarian cancer patients—and PVHS student programs, uniting the community in pink for a night of fun and philanthropy.

Despite racing to a 14-point lead in the second quarter, the Pahrump Valley Trojans couldn’t fend off Moapa Valley’s second-half surge Friday night.

Underdogs no more: The Pahrump Valley Trojans boys’ soccer team ended a years-long playoff drought with a gutsy run to the Class 3A Southern Division semifinals in 2025–26.

Under clear Beatty skies, fourteen players from across the region took part in the spirited showdown at the Southern Nevada Horseshoes Pitching Series Hi-Lo Doubles Tournament.

The Pahrump Valley Trojans have thrived under the underdog label all season — and now they’re one win away from a state playoff berth.

The Trojans boys and girls cross country teams claimed the Class 3A Southern Regional championships, earning another shot at state glory in Reno.

Justin Nguyen of Las Vegas and Lathan “Rebel” Dilger of Pahrump captured the 2025 Beatty Days Festival Adult Cornhole Tournament title on Saturday.

In a 2-0 loss to Moapa Valley, the Lady Trojans battled to the final whistle, capping off a season filled with resilience and pride in front of their travelling fans.

The Pahrump Valley High School volleyball team’s season came to a close Tuesday night after a hard-fought 3-1 loss to No. 4–seeded Moapa Valley in the Class 3A regional quarterfinals.