Author: Amy Veloz
The PVHS Lady Trojans tennis team faced off against Cimarron-Memorial High School in a hard-fought regional tournament match, ultimately falling short with a 7-11 loss. Despite the outcome, the team showcased notable improvements, especially in their doubles performances and singles competitiveness. Head Coach Michael Dela Rosa reflected on the match with optimism: “Our doubles teams made significant strides, improving by two set wins since our last meet-up against Cimarron. Even our singles players, while falling short, really pushed their opponents and showed improvement in their game. They hit hard and made their presence known on the court.” In the doubles…
The Pahrump Valley High School Girls’ Soccer teams continued their strong season with wins at home against Mojave on October 7, 2024, with both JV and Varsity teams showing determination and skill on the field. The JV team claimed a decisive 4-0 victory over Mojave. Sophomore Rosie Miller led the charge, netting the first three goals for the Trojans and demonstrating her ability to lead the team offensively. Poala Aguilar Alarcon rounded out the scoring with a fourth goal, which came about 10 minutes into the second half. Cindal Monahan, the team’s primary corner kicker, made an impact with 10…
The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Hall of Fame proudly welcomed five new inductees at the Class of 2024 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held on Friday, October 4, at Mt. Falls. The evening featured a dinner provided by the PVHS Booster Club and the PVHS Athletic Department, bringing together the school community to honor individuals who have made lasting contributions to PVHS through athletic excellence, coaching, and volunteer service. Bryce Odegard A 2018 graduate, Bryce Odegard left a remarkable legacy in PVHS athletics, excelling in cross country, basketball, and track. Bryce’s crowning achievement came in 2016 when he became…
The 2024 PVHS Homecoming halftime on Saturday, October 5, was a remarkable event filled with school pride, honoring both the past and present members of the Trojan community. Despite the sweltering temperatures, the crowd remained enthusiastic as the school celebrated five new inductees into the PVHS Hall of Fame, recognizing their lasting contributions to the school’s legacy. This year’s Hall of Fame inductees included Joe Clayton, Kristi Daffer Shreeve, Trina Daffer, Sarah Hopkins, and Bryce Odegard. These honorees represent a mix of PVHS athletics with two celebrated alumni athletes, a successful former coach and two inductees especially known for their…
The PVHS Trojans took on the Virgin Valley Bulldogs on Tuesday, October 8, during the special “Pink Game” in honor of breast cancer awareness. Sponsored by Newvine Law, LLC, free admission was offered to all attendees, creating an even more vibrant atmosphere for the night of volleyball. The Freshman team, coached by Kaylee Hargis, started the night strong, winning both sets with scores of 25-18 and a thrilling 26-24. Key performances came from Alyvia Morin, who led in serves as a setter, April Ivy dominating the net with the most kills as middle blocker, and Cloe Cable contributing the most…
The Hall of Fame at Pahrump Valley High School began as a vision brought to life by Athletic Director and football coach Brian Hug. Having seen the success of a Hall of Fame at a previous school, Hug wanted to bring the same spirit to Pahrump Valley. He wanted to create a way to honor athletes, coaches, and community members who had contributed to the school’s athletic success over the years. He didn’t undertake this task alone, however—several key individuals played a crucial role in building what would become a tradition of recognizing excellence at PVHS. One of the central…
On Monday, September 30, the PVHS JV Boys’ Soccer team faced off against American Heritage Academy in a friendly match that provided both teams with an opportunity for growth and development. Although PVHS fell 3-0, the game was a productive learning experience, as Head Coach Devin Peterson emphasized the importance of focusing on player development rather than the final score. Despite the loss, the Trojans showed determination on the field. Rafael Sanchez took five shots on goal, while Jessie Barajas-Roman added three more. Jessie also played 75 percent of the game as the starting goalkeeper, saving eight shots and conceding…
The PVHS Girls’ Volleyball team had a week full of intense competition, showcasing their skills on the court. It all started on Thursday, September 26, 2024, when the Trojans faced off against Somerset Academy Losee. In a grueling five-set match, Pahrump emerged victorious with scores of 25-15, 21-25, 24-26, 25-23, and a thrilling 17-15 final set. Key players in this victory were Heavenly Ware and Xeane Kamanu, both leading with 10 kills. Sedona Norton contributed 4 ace serves, while Ware demonstrated her defensive prowess with 6 blocks. Bryn Mazlo’s outstanding 65 digs out of the team’s 205 total highlighted the…
On October 1, the PVHS Girls’ Soccer teams traveled to Moapa Valley to take on the Pirates, facing not only a tough opponent but also scorching temperatures, with game-time highs reaching 107 degrees. Despite the heat and some injuries, both the JV and Varsity teams showed resilience in their matches. In the JV game, the heat took its toll early, leading to two goals for Moapa in the first half. However, the Trojans rallied in the second half, tightening their defense and holding off the Pirates from scoring again. Standout player Amaite provided strength in the middle, helping to prevent…
The PVHS Boys’ Soccer team faced two intense matchups in late September, with a hard-fought battle against Mater East on September 26, 2024, and a triumphant victory at home over Adelson on September 30, 2024. In the game against Mater East, the Trojans were up against one of the league’s toughest teams, resulting in a 5-0 loss. Despite the scoreline, Head Coach Andrew Norton remained positive, “We played really well against one of the best teams in the league,” said Norton. “Our communication was on point. We had several players out with injuries, but the kids who stepped up really…