Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School boys golf team closed out its regular season league play on a strong note Wednesday, April 22, turning in a solid performance at Coyote Springs Golf Club in Moapa as they prepare for the postseason. Competing in the final league match before Regionals, the Trojans finished second overall with a team score of 357, trailing only Virgin Valley, which took the top spot with a 334. Boulder City placed third, followed by Moapa Valley in fourth, while individual golfers from Civica, Coral Academy and The Meadows also competed in the 30-player field. Leading the way…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team turned in a strong all-around performance on the road Tuesday, April 21, rolling to a 12-1 win over Moapa Valley behind steady pitching and a lineup that found its rhythm as the game progressed. Pahrump Valley was set down in order in the top of the first, but the tone quickly shifted in the bottom half as the Trojans’ defense came out sharp. With Cody Fried on the mound, Moapa Valley was retired on three consecutive ground balls—two handled cleanly by shortstop Tony Whitney and another by third baseman Anthony Montanez—setting an early…
Before the first pitch was even thrown, Saturday’s matchup between Pahrump Valley High School and Lake Mead Christian carried a special meaning. The Trojans honored their senior class—Manager Tristan Brown, and players Dominic Chiancone, Leland Delgado, Kayne Horibe, Jack Walker, Vinny Whitney, and Dominik Wilson—alongside their families in a pregame ceremony that included a memorable first pitch from each senior’s father. Head Coach Drew Middleton called the moment a meaningful step forward for the program. “Senior day was special. I am huge into tradition, and I think what we did for the seniors Saturday is a big step into starting…
Pahrump took center stage this past weekend as some of Nevada’s top young musicians gathered for the 2026 Nevada Music Educators Association (NMEA) Small Schools All-State Band and Orchestra Festival. Hosted by Pahrump Valley High School and Rosemary Clarke Middle School, the event was held Saturday, April 18 at Rosemary Clarke Middle School. The festival brought together standout high school musicians from rural communities across the state—students who earned their place through a competitive audition process. Among those selected were 10 Pahrump Valley High School students, representing a strong local presence in both the band and orchestra ensembles. PVHS participants…
The culinary classroom at Pahrump Valley High School transformed into an immersive dining experience on Wednesday, April 22, as senior Timmy Stutzman brought his vision to life with his showcase dinner, A Forest at Night. Building on the anticipation created ahead of the event, the evening itself more than delivered—offering guests a thoughtfully crafted menu that carried its theme seamlessly from the first bite to the last. The night opened with a refreshing mixed berry sorbet, a light and vibrant palate cleanser that set the tone for what was to come. From there, diners were welcomed into the heart of…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team wasted no time making a statement on Saturday, April 11, jumping out to a commanding early lead against Desert Oasis at Sierra Vista High School in a game that showcased both explosive offense and resilience. Pahrump Valley set the tone immediately in the top of the first, putting together one of their most productive innings of the season. Dominic Chiancone started things off with a leadoff walk, and CJ Nelson followed with a base hit to put two on. After Dominik Wilson drew a walk to load the bases, Vinny Whitney lifted a…
For Pahrump Valley High School senior Addie Allen, the high school experience has been anything but ordinary. It has been a journey of growth, creativity and self-discovery—one that has shaped not only who she is today, but who she hopes to become in the years ahead. Looking back, Addie reflects on moments of both challenge and triumph that helped define her path. Stepping away from acting for a time and later returning stronger than before stands out as one of the most meaningful turning points in her high school career. That experience, combined with her involvement in choir, gave her…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team welcomed a special group of fans to the field on Monday, April 13, as members of Pahrump Valley Little League were in attendance and had the opportunity to run out alongside the Trojans prior to first pitch, creating a memorable moment for the young athletes before the game began. Pahrump Valley then took on the Boulder City Eagles at home in a matchup that featured strong moments early before the visitors gained momentum in the later innings. Kayne Horibe got the start on the mound for the Trojans and opened the game with…
Competing against a deep and talented field, the Pahrump Valley High School track and field team made the trip to Prescott, Arizona, on April 10 for the Bradshaw Mountain Invitational on April 11, bringing only their varsity athletes for the high-level meet. Facing 21 teams on the girls side and 22 on the boys side, the Trojans delivered a strong showing, with both teams finishing seventh overall. The meet opened with impressive performances in the 4×800-meter relays. The boys team of Josh Gent, Logan Tilley, Josh Slusher and Josh Flores worked together to secure a third-place finish with a time…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team made it a clean sweep over Boulder City on Wednesday, April 15, closing out the two-game series with a 3-0 road win behind strong pitching and timely offense. The victory not only secured the sweep following Monday’s win at home, but also extended the Lady Trojans’ current run to eight straight wins. Pahrump now sits firmly at No. 1 in the 3A South, continuing to build momentum behind one of the most dominant pitching staffs in the state. The game opened as a defensive battle, with both teams struggling to generate early offense.…