The Pahrump Valley High School boys volleyball team opened its season at home last Wednesday but fell to Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas in straight sets.
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Pahrump Valley High School cruised to an 11-1 win over Western High School, but head coach Drew Middleton says the Trojans have “much better baseball” to be played ahead.
Trailing early 2-0, the Trojans didn’t just answer—they exploded. Two big innings and relentless hitting turned a deficit into a 13-3 run-rule victory over the Class 4A Silverado Skyhawks.
The Nevada State Horseshoe Pitchers Association hosted its Winter Classic last Saturday at the Petrack Park Horseshoe Courts in Pahrump, where 13 players competed in two divisions under warm, spring-like conditions.
The PVTBC delivered another competitive weekend at the Pahrump Nugget Hotel and Casino, where Chris and Shaun Upton captured the Division A title and Nancy Glynn and Joe Lopez led Division B.
In his first varsity tournament at the helm, new Pahrump Valley High School head coach Drew Middleton couldn’t have scripted it any better.
Trojans begin the season 5-1 overall following a strong team performance at the Colorado River Invitational Tournament in Needles, California.
Even against Nevada’s powerhouse program Bishop Gorman, PVHS freshman pitcher Jaycie Hayes continues to prove she belongs during a 2-2 tie, complete game performance.
After battling one of the top softball programs in Nevada to a hard-fought tie, head coach Brian Hayes said the biggest win was the defensive growth and competitive edge his team showed.
Utah Tech University junior Kyle McDaniel is on a historic hot streak, recently earning University Credit Union Western Athletic Conference Baseball Player of the Week honors.
History unfolded on the court Monday as Pahrump Valley High School officially introduced its inaugural boys volleyball program with its first-ever scrimmage.
Battling snowstorms, budget gaps and powerhouse private-school programs, Pahrump’s robotics team Awkward Silence proved once again that small-town grit can compete on Nevada’s biggest stage.
From humble beginnings, players earned awards including Defensive MVP Diona Nixon, Offensive MVP Anji Mercado, and Best Attitude winner Jazmyn Herrera.
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