Author: Amy Veloz
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 delivered a complete performance on Friday, April 10, taking on The Meadows Mustangs on the road and showcasing both timely offense and dominant pitching in a strong outing. From the opening inning, the Trojans set the tone with disciplined at-bats. Aspen Middaugh worked a leadoff walk to get things started, and while Pahrump Valley was unable to push a run across in the first, they applied early pressure and forced the Mustangs’ defense to make plays. That momentum carried into the bottom half, where Jaycie Hayes took the circle for the Trojans and…
By Gerica Alvarado, MD, FAAFPSouthwest Medical, part of Optum Research from the Harris Poll has shown that 91% of Americans plan to travel in 2026 and nearly half (49%) intend to travel even more than they did in the previous year.[1] If travel is on your bucket list this spring, now is time to get your wellness health check to make sure you are ready for some vacation fun away from home. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends making an appointment with a health care provider at least four to six weeks before leaving. That way, they can make…
As the school year begins to wind down, Pahrump Valley Junior Athletics is already looking ahead—offering local students an opportunity to stay active, build skills, and gain confidence through a full lineup of summer camps and training opportunities. Designed for elementary and middle school-aged athletes, the upcoming camps will provide a well-rounded introduction to athletic development in a positive and structured environment. Participants can expect a variety of options tailored to different experience levels and interests, including sport-specific training, weight room introductions, and even personalized one-on-one training sessions for those looking to take their development to the next level. The…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team took care of business at home on Monday, April 13, defeating the Boulder City Eagles 10-0 in a game that ended by mercy rule. Behind a strong outing in the circle from Jaycie Hayes, the Trojans built an early lead and steadily added to it, combining consistent offense with controlled pitching to secure the win. Hayes had to work early in the top of the first. Boulder City opened with a single that turned into a runner in scoring position after an error, and another miscue moved the runner to third with no…
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.…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team battled inning by inning in a tightly contested matchup against the Spring Valley Grizzlies at home on Friday, April 10, with strong defensive moments and timely hits keeping the game within reach until the final frame. On the mound, Cody Fried got the start for the Trojans and set the tone early. Despite a leadoff double in the top of the first, Fried stayed composed, inducing a groundout to move the runner to third before recording a strikeout and another groundout to escape the inning without damage. The Trojans went quietly in the…
After a tough outing earlier in the week, the Pahrump Valley High School baseball team returned to the field Wednesday, April 15, determined to respond—and did just that. Behind a complete game performance from Sammy Mendoza and a balanced offensive attack, the Trojans earned a 7-1 win on the road over Boulder City to split the series. Pahrump Valley set the tone early, even without pushing across a run in the first inning. Anthony Montanez picked up a single to right field, but the Eagles worked out of the inning. On the defensive side, the Trojans came out sharp. Montanez…
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…
For many high school students, the jump from the classroom to the workforce can feel intimidating. A first job comes with interviews, schedules, expectations, communication, professionalism and the reality of learning how a workplace functions. Through the Nye County School District’s Work-Based Learning program, local students are getting the chance to take that step with support behind them, and in doing so, they are building confidence, gaining practical skills and, in some cases, rethinking what their future could look like. The program, being implemented in Nye County School District for the first time this school year, was made possible through…