Author: Amy Veloz

The PVHS Cross Country team took part in the Palo Verde Labor Day Invitational on Saturday, August 31, demonstrating determination and resilience in the face of challenging conditions and stiff competition.The Freshman/Sophomore girls’ team put forth a solid effort, with three runners representing PVHS. Alexis Clouser led the team with a strong performance, finishing in 14th place and earning a medal. Keelee Gieni and Kimberly Trejo also competed well, finishing in 30th and 45th places, respectively. For two of the freshmen, this was their first 5k race, and they tackled a course that was more demanding than those they had…

The PVHS girls’ golf team showcased a strong performance once again, with their standout golfer, Aliana Zuniga, securing a third-place finish in their latest match held at the Palms, hosted by Moapa. Zuniga shot an impressive 81, placing her behind Abigail Llewellyn from Virgin Valley, who finished first with a 67, and Emmerson Hinds from Boulder City, who took second with a 68. Head Coach Bob Hopkins praised Aliana’s overall play but noted that there’s still room for improvement. “Ali hit the ball great today, but she’ll be fine if she gets the putting down,” said Hopkins. He highlighted that…

The PVHS boys’ soccer team faced a challenging match against SLAM on Wednesday, September 4, falling 1-7 in a tough contest. Despite the scoreline, there were positive takeaways for the Trojans as they showed glimpses of progress, particularly in the early stages of the game. The lone goal for PVHS was scored by Callum Atwell, who was named Player of the Game for his aggressive play on offense. “Callum really stepped up on the offensive side,” said Head Coach Andrew Norton. “His energy and determination were key in our attack.” Coach Norton also highlighted the team’s solid start against a…

The PVHS girls’ volleyball team had a challenging week, facing tough competitors in their matches against Moapa and Meadows. On Thursday, August 29, the Trojans traveled to Moapa, where they faced their rivals in a fiercely contested match but ultimately fell 3-1. The set scores were 9-25, 9-25, 25-18, and 14-25, reflecting a hard-fought effort from the team. Riley Saldana led the Trojans with 9 kills, showcasing her offensive skills and determination on the court. Heavenly Ware was a strong presence at the net, contributing 8 total blocks and providing a solid defensive effort against Moapa’s attacks. Bryn Mazlo also…

As Jasmine Di Preta reflects on her high school journey at PVHS, she fondly remembers the friendships and connections she made along the way. “Meeting new people and making friends” stands out as the most memorable experiences that have shaped her time in high school. Throughout her years at PVHS, Jasmine has been actively involved in extracurricular activities, which have greatly impacted her high school experience. Last year, she managed the boys’ basketball team, and she is currently managing the JV football team. These roles have allowed her to build relationships and contribute to the school community in meaningful ways.…

The PVHS JV soccer team celebrated a thrilling victory on September 4th at home against SLAM, marking their first win over the league’s top team in more than five years. In a tightly contested match, the Trojans edged out SLAM 1-0, thanks to a stunning free kick from center midfielder and team captain Joan (John) Cruz. The winning goal came from a beautifully executed free kick from the 15-yard line, which Cruz curled into the upper left corner of the goal. “It was a hard-fought game, truly a team win with everyone giving their all,” said Head Coach Devin Petersen.…

The Pahrump Valley High School Cross Country team had an impressive showing at the Red Rock Running Company Invitational on Saturday evening, August 24th. Despite it being early in the season, several Trojan runners achieved personal records (PRs), signaling a strong start for the team. Among the standout performances, Antonio Veloz led the way for the boys’ team with a time of 17:48, earning him 10th place and a medal. His determination and effort on the course set a positive tone for the rest of the team. Following him, Joaquin Flores finished with a solid time of 19:35, while Logan…

The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ volleyball team faced challenging competition last week, taking on Lake Mead Christian Academy on Friday, August 23rd, and another tough opponent on Monday night. Despite some setbacks, the team showed resilience and determination under the guidance of Head Coach Veronica Montanez. On Friday, the Trojans went head-to-head with Lake Mead Christian Academy, the reigning state champions. While Lake Mead won all three games with scores of 25-21, 25-9, and 25-18, Coach Montanez was pleased with her team’s performance. “We played really well. They are state champs, I believe reigning, but we held our own,”…

The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) tennis teams achieved decisive victories against Chaparral High School, with both the boys’ and girls’ teams winning their matches. The boys’ team won 12-0, and the girls’ team secured a 16-2 win. The PVHS boys’ tennis team benefited from a forfeit by Chaparral, contributing significantly to their 12-0 victory. However, when matches were played, PVHS players delivered solid performances. Milan Vasquez, Legend Reigns, Bryce Dykstra, and Lucas Johnson each won their singles matches, adding to the team’s dominant scoreline. In doubles, the pairings of Jace Eichner with Lucas Johnson and Juan Rodriguez with Mariano…

The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) boys’ soccer team faced off against Meadows on August 27th in a hard-fought match that ended in a 2-2 draw. Despite leading for most of the game, a late defensive error allowed Meadows to equalize with just two minutes left, preventing PVHS from securing the win. “It was a 2-2 tie, with our defense making a crucial mistake with only 2 minutes left in the game to concede that second goal,” said head coach Andrew Norton. “We could have come home with the win.” The game was closely contested throughout, with both teams missing…