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Author: Amy Veloz
Pahrump Valley High School students and staff brought plenty of energy, laughter and competitive spirit to the court on Thursday, May 7, as the annual Staff vs. Students basketball game doubled as a fundraiser for the school yearbook program. What began as a strong start for the staff squad turned into a thrilling comeback finish for the students, who erased a late deficit and closed the game on a dramatic run to claim a 53-50 victory inside the PVHS main gym. The opening tip went the staff’s way as Coach Julius controlled the jump ball, helping set the tone early…
Pahrump Valley High School’s Culinary Program closed out the school year with one of its most imaginative and immersive senior dinners yet, transforming the dining room into a fantasy-inspired world filled with glowing lights, themed performances and a carefully crafted menu designed entirely around the evening’s concept. The event, titled the “Royal Fae Feast,” was the creative vision of senior Breanna Smiley, a second-year culinary student who combined two of her biggest passions—culinary arts and RPG Club—to create a dinner experience unlike any previous senior showcase. From the moment guests entered the dining room, the atmosphere set the tone for…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ varsity volleyball team delivered an energetic and memorable performance at home on Wednesday, April 29, sweeping American Heritage Academy in three sets on a night dedicated to honoring its senior class. Before the first serve, the Trojans took time to recognize a large and impactful group of seniors alongside their families. William Coen, Alexander Mahoney, Ryan Nasso, Jaden Pedero, Andy Sanchez, Jack Schable, Elijah Thompson, Nicholas Watson, Tristan Whaley, James Wilson, and team manager Arlene Orzechowski were all celebrated for their contributions to the program, setting the tone for a night that blended emotion…
The Pahrump Valley High School softball team wrapped up its regular season in dominant fashion on Wednesday, April 29, defeating The Meadows Mustangs at home with a complete performance on both sides of the ball. With the win, the Trojans head into the postseason in first place, carrying strong momentum into the playoffs. Pahrump turned to Evalenne Armendariz in the circle, and the Trojan pitcher delivered from the opening inning. Despite a leadoff runner reaching on an error in the top of the first, Armendariz quickly settled in, recording a strikeout and inducing back-to-back groundouts. Behind her, Mariah Gray, Myah…
In a playoff matchup that featured early momentum swings and a late-game push, the Pahrump Valley Little League Senior Division contest between the A’s and Dodgers on Tuesday, May 5 delivered a full slate of offense, defensive plays and standout individual efforts from both sides. The A’s came out aggressive in the top of the first inning against Dodgers starting pitcher Chris Mize. Andrew Chastain wasted no time setting the tone, turning a deep fly ball into an inside-the-park home run to give the A’s an early lead. After drawing walks, Anthony Aguilar and Caiden created traffic on the bases…
Pahrump Valley High School’s baseball team turned in a complete performance at home on Tuesday, April 28, using dominant pitching and timely hitting to secure a decisive win over Canyon Springs in a game that also carried special meaning beyond the scoreboard. The night featured a homecoming of sorts for Canyon Springs assistant coach Richard Greene, a Pahrump Valley graduate and former Trojan player, who returned to his old field for the first time in a coaching role. On the field, the Trojans set the tone immediately behind starting pitcher Kayne Horibe, who delivered a strong opening two innings. Horibe…
The 4th Annual Conservative Women’s Tea brought together a full house of attendees for an afternoon centered on community, creativity and connection, filling the event center at Nevada Treasure RV Resort on Sunday, May 3. According to event organizers, 136 guests and more than a dozen volunteers participated in this year’s gathering, which featured 17 elaborately decorated tables. Each table followed one of three themes, patriotic, elegant or creative, resulting in a visually striking display that served as both a focal point and friendly competition among hostesses. Attendees were treated to a traditional tea-style menu that included finger sandwiches, salad,…
In a tightly contested Pahrump Valley Little League Major Division playoff matchup on Tuesday, May 5, the Storm and Dodgers battled through a game defined by dominant pitching and timely defense before time was called mid-inning, with the Storm holding on for a narrow 1-0 victory. From the opening pitch, it was clear both teams were locked in defensively. The Storm turned to Fowles on the mound, while the Dodgers countered with Javier N., and both pitchers set the tone early. The top of the first inning belonged to C. Fowles, who struck out the side, fanning Kamryn B., Jaxon…
The Pahrump Valley Little League Senior Division playoff matchup between the Braves and Angels on Wednesday, May 6 featured early momentum swings, aggressive baserunning, and strong efforts on both sides before the Braves secured a mercy-rule victory. The Angels threatened immediately in the top of the first when Deston reached after being hit by a pitch from Braves starter Stetson Brown. Deston quickly moved into scoring position, stealing second and advancing to third on a groundout by Derek Hutchinson. Brown settled in from there, recording back-to-back strikeouts to strand the runner and keep the game scoreless. The Braves answered in…
A fun and competitive evening is on tap at Pahrump Valley High School as students and staff prepare to square off in the 2026 Staff vs. Students Basketball Game on Thursday, May 7. The event will take place from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. inside the PVHS Main Gym, offering the community a chance to enjoy some lighthearted competition while supporting the school. Admission is set at $3 per person or $5 for a group of up to five people, making it an affordable outing for families and friends. The game will feature four 7-minute quarters, keeping the pace fast and…
