Author: Amy Veloz
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School (RCMS) Sharks football team faced off against the Eureka Vandals on Friday, September 20, in a hard-fought game on a neutral field in Tonopah. Despite being physically outmatched early on, the Sharks displayed resilience, ultimately forcing the game into overtime before falling just short in a dramatic conclusion. The final score was 42-36 in favor of Eureka, but the Sharks’ valiant effort left an indelible mark on the game. Head Coach Jeff Corbett acknowledged the challenge his team faced from the outset. “We were outmatched physically,” Corbett said. “Their defense dominated the line, and we…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ soccer team put up a strong fight against the Meadows Mustangs on Tuesday, September 24, but ultimately fell 5-2 after a tough second half. Despite the loss, the Trojans showed resilience and determination, especially with several new players stepping up to fill in due to injuries. The Trojans came out strong in the first half, executing their game plan perfectly and securing a 2-0 lead by halftime. Hector Hernandez opened the scoring for Pahrump with a well-placed goal, and Joan Cruz, brought up from the JV team, added a second goal after converting a…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ soccer team faced a tough battle on Wednesday, September 25, against SLAM Academy in Las Vegas, resulting in a 3-3 tie for the varsity squad. Despite the hard-fought draw, Head Coach Amy Carlson praised her team’s performance and resilience throughout the game. “Not the outcome we wanted, but the girls played really well,” Coach Carlson said. “We had some unlucky calls and made a few costly errors, but the girls controlled the field and had possession for the majority of the game. They’ve come a long way already this season, and we have so…
The Pahrump Valley High School Cross Country team hosted a home meet at Discovery Park on Wednesday, September 25, competing against Bonanza, Mojave, and Cheyenne (girls only) in tough conditions as temperatures soared just shy of 100 degrees, with a dusty breeze blowing throughout the race. Despite the heat, the Trojans ran impressively, showcasing their endurance and determination as they prepare for their next race at Foothill on Saturday. The girls kicked off the day with strong performances across the board. Aurora Whitney led the pack, finishing first, followed closely by Savannah Thompson, who secured second place. Alexis Clouser finished…
In late August, CBS Mornings visited Pahrump, Nevada, as part of their “Three Meals” series, which focuses on engaging voters in key battleground states over breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The episode aired on September 17, highlighting the stops the series made across Nevada, with breakfast in Pahrump, lunch in North Las Vegas, and dinner in Reno. For their breakfast segment, correspondent Adriana Diaz visited Our Place, a specialty coffee house located at 1720 E Calvada Blvd. The discussions centered on whether locals remain hopeful about the future of America and how the rising costs of doing business are affecting them.…
On September 17, the Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Trojans girls’ soccer teams traveled to face the Sunrise Mountain High School Miners in a strong performance from both the JV and varsity squads. The JV team finished with a 1-1 draw, with Rosie Miller putting PVHS on the board. The Trojans’ defense showed resilience, while the team worked well to move the ball around the field. Despite their strong efforts, they were unable to capitalize on additional scoring opportunities. “We just couldn’t quite execute our shots,” said Head Coach Amy Carlson. The varsity squad delivered their best game of the…
The RCMS cross country team delivered an impressive performance during their race at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Moapa on Saturday, September 14. The team, guided by Head Coach Ben Veloz, has made this meet a regular part of their season. This year’s 2-mile race saw both middle school boys and girls running together, bringing out competitive efforts across the board. For the girls, 8th grader Rylan Bliss stole the spotlight. After staying with the pack for the first mile, she surged ahead, ultimately finishing 32 seconds ahead of her closest competitor, claiming first place with an impressive time of…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ soccer team dominated their home field on Wednesday, September 18, with a decisive 4-0 victory against the Moapa Valley Pirates. After making adjustments to their formation, the Trojans found the rhythm they had been searching for, playing a cohesive and effective match. Head Coach Andrew Norton explained the strategic shift that led to the win, noting that the team returned to their original formation after trying various setups following their third game this season. “We switched a lot for a few games and it didn’t prove successful,” Norton said. “So we went back…
The Pahrump Valley High School Boys’ JV soccer team secured a solid 3-1 victory over the Moapa Valley Pirates on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. Despite fielding some newer players after several regulars were moved up to varsity, the Trojans found their rhythm and played a cohesive game. Head Coach Devin Peterson noted the adjustments in the lineup, saying, “Some newer guys who don’t usually get playing time during league play were in, and once they got in the groove, they really played well together.” The star of the match was Joan Cruz, who netted all three of the Trojans’ goals,…
The Pahrump Valley High School Cross Country team delivered a strong performance at the Moapa meet on Saturday, September 14, 2024, with standout finishes and a team championship for both the Varsity B boys and girls teams. The meet featured a more challenging course with long inclines compared to the previous week’s flat, fast terrain, but the Trojans rose to the occasion. For the Varsity Boys, Antonio Veloz led the way, finishing 8th overall and breaking the 18-minute mark once again, earning a medal. Coach Erik Odegard explained that they tried a new approach for this meet. “We mixed things…