Jacob Powers

The last time the Trojans defeated Virgin Valley in football (2005), the price of gas was $2.34 a gallon and Youtube was just being founded.

The Nevada State Horseshoe Pitching Association returned to tournament play in Las Vegas during the Sin City Nights tournament at Leavitt Family Park.

It wasn’t the ideal finish for the Lady Trojans losing 6-1, but that didn’t hold them back from charging till the last blown whistle.

Earning their first league match on the road after playing four matches in less than a week, the Trojans nearly edged out the Falcons falling 10-8.

The Pahrump Valley High School football team secured another blowout road victory improving their overall record to 3-1 before starting league play next week.

Data, discipline, and brotherhood are building the next generation of ballplayers through Top Tier Las Vegas’s baseball program.

After winning their fourth match in a row, the Trojans tennis program is shaping to be contenders in the 3A State Tennis Playoffs.

Previously unranked, Whitney is quickly climbing the fall edition of Prep Baseball Nevada’s rankings.

Despite a penalty kick by Trojans junior midfielder TC hone in the 48th minute, the Trojans couldn’t push past the Royals.

After winning their third match win a row, the Trojans are shaping up to make a deep playoff push.

The Pahrump Valley High School girls soccer team hasn’t given quite up the fight yet as they expect a strong second half of the season.

The Pahrump Valley High School girls golf team gave a resilient effort on one of the harder courses in Las Vegas.

Nevada State Horseshoe Pitching Association returned to tournament play following a month off for the National Horse Pitching Assocation World Tournament.

The Pahrump Valley High School football team fell to Spring Valley High School Friday Sept. 5 in a non league home game 28-24.

Pahrump 500 Bowling Club