Author: Amy Veloz

The Pahrump Valley High School varsity boys’ basketball team faced a formidable challenge against The Meadows Mustangs on Thursday, January 16th, at home. Although the Trojans fell 71-44, they showed tenacity and teamwork, battling hard throughout the game and refusing to back down against one of the top teams in their division. The starting lineup for the Trojans included Alejandro Lozano, Keir Sheppard, Aydon Veloz, Antwahn Jackson, and Josh Slusher. The game began with The Meadows quickly putting points on the board, but Sheppard responded by drawing a foul on a drive to the basket and sinking both free throws…

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The Pahrump Valley High School varsity girls’ basketball team took on the Meadows Mustangs on Thursday, January 16, in a spirited home game that featured standout plays and teamwork from the Trojans. Although the Mustangs secured a 57-33 victory, the game highlighted the Trojans’ effort across the court. The Meadows opened the game with a fast-paced offense and strong defensive presence, scoring quickly with a layup and extending their lead with a series of well-executed plays. The Mustangs’ pressure made it difficult for the Trojans to settle into their offense, keeping them scoreless through the first quarter, which ended 14-0…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ Varsity basketball team took to their home court on January 18 to face the Legacy High School Longhorns in a game that tested their mettle. While the Longhorns ultimately claimed an 81-36 victory, the Trojans left it all on the court, showing their fighting spirit throughout the matchup. The game tipped off with Aydon Veloz winning possession for the Trojans, but Legacy quickly made their presence known with aggressive defense and precision shooting. The Longhorns’ relentless full-court press created early turnovers, leading to a quick 10-0 run that forced a timeout by Pahrump.…

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The Pahrump Valley High School varsity girls’ basketball team delivered an impressive performance on Tuesday, January 21, defeating the Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas Falcons 49-40 in front of an enthusiastic home crowd. The Trojans, led by starters Ryleigh Denton, Savannah Thompson, Trinity French, Riley Saldana, and Nala Dalton, showcased determination, teamwork, and skill throughout the game. The Trojans wasted no time asserting dominance in the first quarter. Trinity French found Riley Saldana inside for the game’s first basket, and Saldana followed with another push to the hoop, extending the lead to 4-0. Denton electrified the crowd with a…

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The Pahrump Valley High School varsity boys’ basketball team faced off against the Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas Falcons on Tuesday, January 21, in a thrilling home game that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer. Despite a valiant effort by the Trojans, the Falcons edged out a 56-55 victory in the final moments. The starting lineup for the Trojans—Josh Slusher, Alejandro Lozano, Eric Figueroa Renteria, Aydon Veloz, and Antwahn Jackson—set the tone early. After the Falcons opened the scoring, Jackson quickly responded with a three-pointer, giving the Trojans a brief lead. The first…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Lady Trojans put forth a strong effort in a tough matchup against the SLAM Bulls on Friday, January 17. Despite the physical nature of the game, the Trojans played with focus and teamwork throughout. The opening quarter saw SLAM take an early lead, outscoring the Trojans 17-7. Savannah Thompson contributed with a two-point field goal, Ryleigh Denton hit both of her free throws, and Riley Saldana added three points by going three for four at the line. In the second quarter, the Trojans stayed competitive, adding 10 points to their score. Thompson and Denton each…

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The Pahrump Valley High School JV girls’ basketball team put up a strong fight against the SLAM Bulls on Friday, January 17, ultimately falling just short in a closely contested game, 30-36. Despite the loss, Head Coach Darla Sheppard praised her team’s determination and effort. “My JV girls are seriously working their butts off and kicking butt,” Coach Sheppard said. “I know we have lost our last two games, but they are working so hard and not giving up! They are fun to coach!” The Lady Trojans started the game strong, leading 10-8 at the end of the first quarter.…

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The Pahrump Valley High School wrestling team showcased their determination and competitive spirit over the weekend at the Chaparral Invitational on Friday, January 17, and Saturday, January 18. Both the boys’ and girls’ teams gave strong performances, competing against tough opponents and earning notable individual achievements. On the boys’ side, Ethan Rouse (106) and Oscar Bosket (190) both secured 3rd place finishes in their respective weight classes. Ethan fought through the bracket with a 3-2 record, demonstrating resilience and skill to claim his podium spot. Oscar matched Ethan’s 3-2 record, showing his strength and focus to earn his place among…

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The Pahrump Valley High School wrestling team showcased their strength and determination on Wednesday, January 15, with a dominant performance in their dual against Sunrise Mountain. The Trojans varsity team emerged victorious with an impressive 77-6 win, while the junior varsity team followed suit with a 52-15 triumph. The team also celebrated notable victories from their girls’ wrestlers, demonstrating the depth and diversity of talent in the program. The varsity squad left no doubt about their dominance, winning 13 out of 14 matches. Ethan Rouse (106), Ben De Santiago (138), Austin Alvarez (157), and Paul Walker (165) secured victories by…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Theatre Department is not just bringing the heartwarming and hilarious Steel Magnolias to the stage this February; they’re also teaming up with the school’s Culinary Arts program to create a truly immersive Southern experience. On February 20, 2025, attendees can enjoy a special dinner theatre experience featuring a thoughtfully curated Southern menu inspired by the play. The dinner, prepared and served by the talented students in PVHS’s Culinary Arts program, will begin at 5 p.m. and includes a ticket to the show for just $30 per person. In addition to the delicious meal, guests can…

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