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Author: Amy Veloz
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School (RCMS) Sharks Cross Country team delivered impressive performances at the CSN Invitational, held on Saturday, September 21, 2024, at Floyd Lamb Park. Competing against strong fields of over 100 runners in both the boys’ and girls’ races, the Sharks showcased their resilience and continued improvement throughout the season. Rylan Bliss once again demonstrated her excellence by finishing 2nd among 108 female runners, securing another medal for the season. Bliss continues to shave seconds off her average mile time, knocking another second off in this race. Head Coach Ben Veloz praised her consistency, saying, “Rylan is…
Andrew James, the founder of Industrial Light and Power, is a dedicated professional whose journey into the electrical field and electrical engineering was strongly influenced by his upbringing and work experience. His father, an aerospace electrical engineer, played a significant role in sparking Andrew’s early interest in the field. Raised around the concepts of electrical theory and applications, Andrew developed a natural curiosity for how things worked electrically. He officially entered the electrical sector during his time in New York City, where he gained hands-on experience working for an electrical contractor and earned his journeyman card. From those foundational experiences,…
The Nye County School District (NCSD) is calling on parents, students, teachers, staff, and community members to participate in a statewide survey regarding potential changes to high school start times. The survey, organized by the Nevada State Board of Education (NDE), aims to gather input from across the state as part of a larger discussion on how start times could impact student success. The survey explores various aspects of adjusting high school start times, such as how changes might affect student attendance, behavior, and academic performance. According to NDE, the feedback will be crucial in shaping decisions that could result…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ tennis team faced off against Boulder City in a tough match at home on Monday, September 23, falling 5-13 to the undefeated Eagles. While the Trojans didn’t secure a win, they put forth a tremendous effort. “Our boys’ Trojan team lost their first match yesterday versus the still unbeaten Boulder City team 5-13,” said Coach DelaRosa. “It was a warm day and an intense match up which our team fell short, however, the good news is that our hard-working boys scored the most points against Boulder during my tenure as coach and existence of…
The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Trojans tennis teams delivered a strong performance on September 24, 2024, as they hosted the Virgin Valley Bulldogs. Both the boys and girls teams showed resilience and skill, securing wins in their respective matches. For the boys, the Trojans dominated Virgin Valley with a final score of 15-3. Standout players included James DelaRosa who went 3-0, Sonny Skinner who went 3-0, Milan Vasquez who 2- in singles. Jace Eichner and Lucas Johnson went 3-0, Chris Jacks and Legend Reigns went 2-1 and Juan Rodriguez and Bryce Dykstra who also went 2-1 in doubles.. The…
The Pahrump Valley High School varsity volleyball team continued to showcase their dominance on the court with a decisive 3-0 win over Western High School from Las Vegas in a home conference match on Monday, September 23rd. The Trojans won the sets with scores of 25-13, 25-10, and 25-12, leaving no doubt about their control of the game from start to finish. Key performances came from Heavenly Ware and Xeane Kamanu, who both led the team with 6 kills each. Ware was also a force at the net with 7 solo blocks, while Kamanu contributed 11 digs, leading the defense…
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…