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Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School varsity boys’ basketball team delivered an impressive performance against the Doral Academy Red Rock Dragons on Friday, January 31, securing a hard-fought 46-43 victory on the road. The game was a thrilling battle from start to finish, with both teams trading momentum throughout the four quarters. The Trojans came out strong, setting the tone early with aggressive defense and efficient scoring. After an initial three-pointer from Doral, Tramaine Burras quickly responded with a layup, followed by another basket in the paint that put PVHS in the lead. Alejandro Lozano knocked down a three-pointer from the…
Living Free Health and Fitness is set to host its third annual Art for Recovery fundraiser, a crucial event that helps sustain its mission of providing comprehensive addiction recovery services. This charity dinner and auction will feature artwork donated by local artists from the Arts Collective of Nye County, as well as contributions from private donors and members of the community. In addition to the artwork, attendees can bid on exclusive items, such as themed gift baskets, and high quality items appealing to a broad audience. The event will be held on March 8th at the Pahrump Nugget Hotel &…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ wrestling team competed at the 3A Southern Regional Tournament in Boulder City on Saturday, February 1. PVHS finished second in the team standings behind Moapa Valley and qualified 10 wrestlers for the State Championship, which will take place on February 7-8 in Fallon, NV. Several PVHS wrestlers advanced through the tournament to secure spots at State. Bishop Carter (132 lbs.) and Oscar Bosket (190 lbs.) finished first in their brackets, winning all their matches. Joseph Scheer (113 lbs.), Jacob McLaughlin (132 lbs.), and Iyan Bosket (175 lbs.) took second place, competing in tough…
Rachel Pallan Owens is a name deeply woven into the fabric of Pahrump Valley High School and the broader Pahrump community. A graduate of the class of 1980, Rachel’s journey from high school to a dedicated career professional and now an active retiree is a testament to perseverance, discipline, and the power of lifelong friendships. Growing up in a small town like Pahrump meant strong community ties, and Rachel embraced every aspect of high school life. Some of her fondest memories revolve around sports. “There wasn’t much else to do,” she recalls. “We looked forward to going to school, playing…
Madelyn “Maddy” Souza’s journey from a standout student-athlete at Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) to a full-fledged firefighter and EMT with the Gallatin Fire Department in Tennessee is a testament to grit, determination, and the power of community. A 2021 graduate of PVHS, Maddy reflects on her multifaceted high school years, the strong foundation they gave her, and the path she has since carved out for herself. For Maddy, PVHS wasn’t just a school; it was a launchpad for lifelong friendships, personal growth, and unforgettable experiences. High school basketball was a defining aspect of her journey, and she cherishes every…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ varsity basketball team put together a strong effort against the Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon Pirates on Tuesday, February 4, keeping the game competitive until the final moments before falling 53-47. The game began with Pahrump winning the tip-off, but Pinecrest quickly gained control, sinking early shots, including a pair of three-pointers, to take an 8-0 lead. The Trojans found their first points at the 4:00 mark when Alejandro Lozano hit a jumper from the top of the paint. However, the Pirates maintained their momentum and ended the first quarter ahead 14-4. Pahrump started…
Albertson and Sons Sand and Gravel has been a trusted name in Pahrump for years, offering quality materials and services to homeowners and businesses alike. This family-owned business, led by Brian Albertson and his son Jeremy, is known for its dedication to providing reliable, affordable solutions for a variety of gravel and rock needs. From driveways to landscaping projects, the Albertsons have built a reputation for hard work, precision, and a commitment to their community. Brian Albertson, the owner and founder, began his journey in the construction world decades ago. A longtime Pahrump resident, Brian moved to the area in…
The Pahrump Valley High School Dance Team brought energy and excitement to the community with a one-day fundraiser camp on January 17th. Held over the course of three hours, the camp welcomed approximately 45 young dancers eager to learn and perform alongside the talented high school team. The event culminated in a spectacular halftime performance during the PVHS Varsity boys’ basketball game on January 24th. A packed crowd filled the gym as the young dancers showcased the routine they had worked on during the camp. The dance, choreographed by Senior Madelynn Boruchowitz, featured a dynamic mix of movements that delighted…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ varsity girls’ basketball team fought down to the final buzzer in a thrilling showdown against the Boulder City Eagles at home on Tuesday night. Despite an incredible defensive effort and a furious fourth-quarter rally, the Trojans fell just short, 36-35. Head Coach Bob Hopkins praised his team’s resilience and effort in the hard-fought battle. “I love games like this because I actually get to coach,” Hopkins said. “When we’re losing by 20 or winning by 20, there isn’t much coaching. But in a game like this, every decision, every adjustment matters.” Despite the tough…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans varsity boys basketball team claimed their first league win of the season on Thursday, January 23, with a 53-49 victory over the Sports Leadership & Management (SLAM) Bulls in an intense game at SLAM. The Trojans relied on balanced scoring and timely plays to secure the narrow win. The first quarter began cautiously, with both teams struggling to establish offensive rhythm. SLAM managed to edge ahead with 6 points, while the Trojans answered with 4. Alejandro Lozano and Keir Sheppard each contributed a 2-point basket to keep Pahrump within striking distance. The game heated…