The Tonopah Muckers football team continued their dominant season Friday night, dismantling Sandy Valley 64-6 on the road to improve to 8-0.
Jacob Powers
Sports Editor
Email: jpowers@pvtimes.com
In an emotional Senior Night performance, the Trojans lit up the scoreboard with a 28-point first quarter en route to a commanding 57-26 victory over The Meadows.
The PVHS XC team capped off their regular season with a statement win from both the boys and the girls teams at the Coaches Association meet in Henderson.
With a packed crowd and six seniors honored before the match, the Trojans delivered a statement win over the 3A Southern Division’s second-place team just in time for playoffs.
The 15th annual PDOP Monster Dash 5K run and family-friendly walk returns on Saturday, Oct. 25, bringing the fall festivities to Ian Deutch Memorial Park.
The Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club wrapped their thrilling 8-9 No-Tap Doubles Tournament at Nugget Bowl, highlighted by four teams rolling perfect 300 games.
The Trojans tennis team faced fierce competition at last week’s NIAA Class 3A Singles and Doubles playoffs, hosted at Bishop Gorman High School in Summerlin.
On Breast Cancer Awareness Night, the varsity girls soccer team delivered its best performance of the year against Cristo Rey St. Viator as they gear for the playoffs.
Representing Pahrump with poise, freshman Raegan Saldana took on the toughest challenge of her young golf career at the NIAA Class 3A Girls Golf State Championship in Boulder City.
The PVHS XC team turned in a powerhouse performance on their home turf during the Pahrump Weekday Meet, with both the boys’ and girls’ squads clinching top finishes
In a 2-0 non-league road loss to Green Valley, the Trojans varsity boys soccer pushed one of the top 4A division’s program to the limit in a rain-soaked war under the lights.
After nearly two decades without competitive karting in Las Vegas, the engines are roaring again as the Spring Mountain Karting Complex (SMK) launched its inaugural SMK Race Series.
Trojans drop tough loss on the road 42-7 to Moapa Valley after lightning delay in 3A Southern League matchup.
A crisp fall morning set the stage for the Nevada State Horseshoe Pitching Association’s annual Oktoberfest tournament, held last Saturday in Las Vegas.
Boys move on in team playoffs; girls’ run ends, but singles and doubles competitions loom on the horizon next week at Bishop Gorman High School.
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