Author: Amy Veloz

Before stepping onto the mat for their final home meet of the season, Pahrump Valley High School Wrestling took a moment to honor its Senior wrestlers. The team recognized Emma Flores (manager) and wrestlers Payton Weaver, Amelia Graziano, McKenna King, Tiler Ledford, Jemima “Jemi” Chavez, Anthony Hunt, Bishop Carter, Dane Clayton, Oscar Bosket, and Randy Murray for their dedication and commitment to the program. The seniors received cheers from the crowd, celebrating their hard work and leadership throughout their time with PVHS Wrestling. The Trojans then capped off the night with a commanding 69-9 victory over Mater Academy East on…

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Jeremy Albertson’s journey is one deeply connected to his high school years, where he first built the foundation for his achievements. A 2018 graduate of Pahrump Valley High School, Jeremy excelled both on and off the field. He was a standout multi-sport athlete, earning all-state honors in football, wrestling, and track and field during both his junior and senior years—a rare accomplishment that remains one of his proudest achievements. Athletics were a defining part of Jeremy’s high school experience, and he looks back fondly on the camaraderie and competition. “Pretty much all athletics as a whole was the biggest part…

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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…

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On Friday, January 24th, Pahrump Valley High School’s Trojans hosted the Bonanza High School Bengals for a thrilling Senior Night game, celebrating the dedication and achievements of six seniors: Tramaine Burras, Antwahn Jackson, Nash Barnes, Eric Figueroa Renteria, Cartier Jenkins, and team manager Angelina Valdez. The atmosphere was electric as the seniors were honored for their contributions to the team and school, with the packed house rallying behind the Trojans in a hard-fought game. Despite their best efforts, the Trojans came up short, falling 49-62 in an action-packed matchup. The game began with high energy as the Trojans took control…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Junior Varsity wrestling team made a strong showing at the Clark Individual Tournament on Friday and Saturday, January 24-25, securing a third-place finish out of 36 teams. Competing against top-tier programs, the Trojans demonstrated their growth and determination, with several wrestlers earning individual placements. Leading the way for PVHS, Jacob McLaughlin (132) battled through the bracket to take third place with a 6-1 record. Ben De Santiago (138) secured second place after an impressive 5-1 performance, while Paul Walker (165) also finished second, going 4-1 in his matches. Billy Sparks (190) showcased his resilience, wrestling…

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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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Arlette (Scott) Newvine’s journey from a young girl with big dreams to a successful attorney and community advocate is a story of passion, resolve, and an unwavering commitment to her goals. A graduate of Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) in 2009, Arlette’s path was shaped by determination, strong family support, and a clear sense of purpose. Her story serves as an inspiration to those who face challenges in pursuing their dreams. Arlette’s early aspirations were straightforward but ambitious: she wanted to play volleyball and become a lawyer. Thanks to her brother Jim’s guidance, she found a place at Lassen Community…

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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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Desert View Hospital has become a cornerstone of healthcare and community service in Pahrump, thanks to the visionary leadership of CEO Susan Davila. With a career built on determination, adaptability, and a commitment to excellence, Susan has guided the hospital to meet the unique challenges of serving a rural population. Her efforts have extended beyond hospital walls, weaving Desert View Hospital into the fabric of the community through partnerships, outreach, and innovative programs. Susan’s role as CEO requires a multifaceted approach. “In a small hospital like ours, you have to wear many hats,” she explained. “It’s about understanding each department,…

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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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