Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans wasted no time setting the tone on the road Wednesday, April 29, building an early lead and holding off a late push to secure a 6-5 victory over Clark. The Trojans’ offense came alive immediately in the top of the first inning. After Tony Whitney opened with a fly out, CJ Nelson sparked the rally with a walk, followed by Dominic Wilson being hit by a pitch and Kayne Horibe drawing another walk to load the bases. Vinny Whitney delivered the first big swing of the day, ripping a hard ground ball single to…
At just 15 years old, Sean Lorénzo is already carving out his own lane in music—one built not on imitation, but on authenticity, emotion, and a clear sense of purpose. A sophomore at Pahrump Valley High School, Sean—whose full name is Sean Michael Lorenzo Boyles—chose to use his middle name as his stage identity, simply because, as he puts it, “it rolls off the tongue better.” But behind the name is a young artist determined to create something meaningful. “I write, I produce music,” Sean said. “I try to put a lot into it—from my emotions to what I’m just…
In a game that featured momentum swings, aggressive base running and timely hitting on both sides, the Pahrump Valley Little League Senior Division matchup between the Braves and Dodgers on Tuesday, April 28 delivered a competitive, inning-by-inning battle that kept both teams within striking distance throughout. The Dodgers struck first in the top of the opening inning against Braves starting pitcher Stetson Brown. Trustin Wagnon reached on a walk and worked his way around the bases, eventually scoring on a defensive miscue to give the Dodgers a 1-0 lead. Brown settled in after that, recording two strikeouts to limit further…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ varsity volleyball team delivered a hard-fought performance on the road Monday, April 27, pushing Doral Red Rock High School to five sets in a match filled with momentum swings, long rallies and steady contributions across the lineup. Pahrump Valley settled in early after a back-and-forth start to the opening set. Andy Sanchez helped keep plays alive with a well-placed tip, while the Trojans worked through early miscues to find rhythm. Doral built a lead midway through the set, but Pahrump Valley responded behind improved net play and defensive effort. Nicholas Watson sparked a short…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team delivered a commanding performance at home on Thursday, April 23, combining explosive offense with dominant pitching to secure a 15-0 victory over Moapa Valley. From the opening pitch, the tone was set by Jaycie Hayes in the circle. In the top of the first inning, Hayes was nearly untouchable, striking out the side in order—two looking and one swinging—to immediately put the Trojans in control. That momentum carried straight into the bottom half of the inning, where Pahrump Valley’s offense erupted. Aspen Middaugh sparked the rally with a leadoff triple to deep left,…
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team leaned on timely adjustments, steady pitching, and strong defensive execution to earn a 4-1 win over Moapa Valley at home on Thursday, April 23, closing out league play on a positive note. Moapa Valley threatened early in the top of the first, opening the game with back-to-back singles to put immediate pressure on the Trojans’ defense. With runners on, Pahrump Valley turned to its infield to settle things down. Tony Whitney and Anthony Montanez combined on a fielder’s choice to cut down a runner advancing, and Montanez finished the inning with a clean…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ varsity volleyball team delivered an energetic and competitive performance on their home court Thursday, April 23, facing off against the The Meadows School Mustangs in a four-set battle that highlighted both grit and growth. The Trojans came out sharp in the opening set, setting the tone early behind consistent serving and aggressive play at the net. William Coen helped spark the first point from the service line, and despite an early exchange of points, Pahrump began to find its rhythm. Andy Sanchez quickly made his presence felt, delivering multiple well-placed spikes and keeping the…
Pahrump Valley High School’s Culinary Program is preparing to close out the school year in a way it never has before—by transforming a traditional senior dinner into a fully immersive experience that blends food, storytelling and student creativity into one unforgettable evening. Set for May 13, this final senior-led event, titled The Banquet of Allegiance, invites guests to step into a medieval fantasy world where the experience goes far beyond the plate. Created through a unique collaboration between the Culinary Program and the school’s RPG Club, the evening will feature not only a multi-course meal but also a live battle…
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School golf team closed out its home schedule on a high note, competing in the Middle School Division Match 2026 and turning in a strong team performance against Pinecrest and Cornerstone. Playing in their final home match of the season, the Sharks showed both depth and consistency, finishing with a team score of 233. Pinecrest posted a 216 to take the team win, while Cornerstone finished at 268. Rosemary Clarke was led by a balanced lineup that saw multiple golfers turn in low rounds while keeping scores tightly grouped throughout the day. Cooper Hunn and Anthony…
The Pahrump Valley High School junior varsity boys volleyball team faced a tough test on the road Monday, April 27, traveling to take on Doral Academy Red Rock. Despite moments of strong play and flashes of potential, the Trojans ultimately fell in straight sets, 25-10, 25-13. From the opening serve, both teams showed early nerves, with rallies disrupted by missed returns and service struggles on both sides. Doral Red Rock capitalized first, building an early 3-0 lead as Pahrump Valley worked to settle in. The Trojans responded with a quick push, highlighted by a service run from Kayden Doubleday that…