The Trojans fall sports teams have wrapped up their regular season after a short week that pushed all typical Friday games to Thursday, meaning many of the final games were played Thursday evening, past the Pahrump Valley Times print deadline.
Here is how the season should end for many of the teams.
Football
The Trojans played against Boulder City on Thursday evening. If they win it will likely secure them in the No. 4 spot.
No. 7 Boulder City is winless this conference season and has been lucky to score a single touchdown in a match and this should not be a difficult game for the Trojans this late in the season.
Pahrump Valley will advance to the regional playoffs, where they will play against Mater Academy East Las Vegas on Nov. 1. Which team keeps fourth place will determine the location of the game.
The Trojans regained their No. 4 ranking on MaxPreps, but the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association will update their standings after MAELV plays their last game on Friday evening against No. 2 Sports Leadership and Management.
SLAM is likely to defeat the Knights and would give the Trojans home field for their first playoff game.
Tennis
The boys team lost in the state playoffs on Thursday against South Tahoe in California. This was a milestone for Pahrump Valley as the boys team has not made it to the state playoffs in the past.
But this doesn’t spoil Lucas Johnson and Jace Eichner’s chances of advancing in the state playoffs. On Friday the boys are playing in the Class 3A Boys Doubles State Playoffs where the pair will face off against South Tahoe players Brodie Wallisch and Ralston Pierce at 2:30 p.m in California.
Volleyball
The girls played possibly their last game against Somerset Academy Losee at home last night.
The volleyball team is unlikely to advance to the regional playoffs as the league only advances the top four teams of the conference. Currently Pahrump Valley is No. 6 with a league standing of 4-6. The team above the Trojans, Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon is currently 5-6 and will likely pick up another win in their last game.
If the Pirates win and Pahrump defeats the Lions, the Trojans will finish in No. 5, just one spot behind the cut-off.
Boys soccer
The Trojans boys soccer team landed last place in their league standings this season after forming a new team with a new coach.
The Trojans’ last game was in Boulder City against the Eagles on Thursday afternoon. The boys soccer team will not advance to the regional playoffs as the league will only advance the top four teams.
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