Author: Amy Veloz

The Pahrump Valley High School Cheer team wrapped up a highly successful fundraiser camp this week, culminating in an exciting halftime performance at the PVHS Varsity girls’ basketball game on January 28. With approximately 35 young cheerleaders participating, the camp was a fantastic opportunity for aspiring athletes to learn new skills, build confidence, and showcase their talents in front of a packed crowd. Over the past two weeks, the young cheerleaders dedicated themselves to improving their skills, attending two-hour practice sessions last week before refining their routine with shorter, one-hour practices leading up to the big game. Under the guidance…

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Before stepping onto the mat for their final home meet of the season, Pahrump Valley High School Wrestling took a moment to honor its Senior wrestlers. The team recognized Emma Flores (manager) and wrestlers Payton Weaver, Amelia Graziano, McKenna King, Tiler Ledford, Jemima “Jemi” Chavez, Anthony Hunt, Bishop Carter, Dane Clayton, Oscar Bosket, and Randy Murray for their dedication and commitment to the program. The seniors received cheers from the crowd, celebrating their hard work and leadership throughout their time with PVHS Wrestling. The Trojans then capped off the night with a commanding 69-9 victory over Mater Academy East on…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ B-team girls’ basketball squad wrapped up their season with a hard-fought battle against the Boulder City Eagles at home on Tuesday, January 28. In a game that came down to the final seconds, the young Trojans showed grit and determination before ultimately falling just short, 39-37. The opening quarter saw Pahrump keeping pace with Boulder City, trailing by just three points at the end of the first, 12-9. The Trojans continued to fight in the second quarter, with Emily Zaragoza scoring early to bring the team within two. As the clock ticked down to…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ varsity girls’ basketball team fought down to the final buzzer in a thrilling showdown against the Boulder City Eagles at home on Tuesday night. Despite an incredible defensive effort and a furious fourth-quarter rally, the Trojans fell just short, 36-35. Head Coach Bob Hopkins praised his team’s resilience and effort in the hard-fought battle. “I love games like this because I actually get to coach,” Hopkins said. “When we’re losing by 20 or winning by 20, there isn’t much coaching. But in a game like this, every decision, every adjustment matters.” Despite the tough…

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On Friday, January 24th, Pahrump Valley High School’s Trojans hosted the Bonanza High School Bengals for a thrilling Senior Night game, celebrating the dedication and achievements of six seniors: Tramaine Burras, Antwahn Jackson, Nash Barnes, Eric Figueroa Renteria, Cartier Jenkins, and team manager Angelina Valdez. The atmosphere was electric as the seniors were honored for their contributions to the team and school, with the packed house rallying behind the Trojans in a hard-fought game. Despite their best efforts, the Trojans came up short, falling 49-62 in an action-packed matchup. The game began with high energy as the Trojans took control…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans Boys’ Varsity basketball team hit the road to take on the Del Sol Dragons in Las Vegas on Wednesday, January 29. Despite a tough 58-29 loss, the Trojans displayed grit and hustle throughout the game. The Trojans came out fighting, with Cartier Jenkins sinking an early three-pointer to put PVHS on the board. Defensive pressure from Josh Slusher forced an offensive five-second violation, setting the tone for a competitive opening quarter. Tramaine Burras contributed at the free-throw line, and Alejandro Lozano added a late bucket to keep Pahrump in the fight, ending the first…

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Jeremy Albertson’s journey is one deeply connected to his high school years, where he first built the foundation for his achievements. A 2018 graduate of Pahrump Valley High School, Jeremy excelled both on and off the field. He was a standout multi-sport athlete, earning all-state honors in football, wrestling, and track and field during both his junior and senior years—a rare accomplishment that remains one of his proudest achievements. Athletics were a defining part of Jeremy’s high school experience, and he looks back fondly on the camaraderie and competition. “Pretty much all athletics as a whole was the biggest part…

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Pahrump Valley High School’s wrestling team continues to shine this season, delivering strong performances in dual meets on January 21 and January 23. Both varsity and junior varsity teams showcased their skills, earning decisive victories and demonstrating their depth and determination on the mat. January 21: Varsity Victory Against The Meadows The Trojans traveled to The Meadows for a dual meet, where only the varsity team competed due to The Meadows not fielding a junior varsity team. Pahrump’s varsity squad delivered a commanding performance, winning 71-12. Highlights of the meet included Dominic Chiancone (120), Bishop Carter (132), and Jayden Crisler…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Girls Wrestling team put up a strong fight at Regionals on January 24-25, with several wrestlers coming heartbreakingly close to securing a spot at the state tournament. To qualify, wrestlers needed to place in the top four of their weight class, and while none of the Trojans made it to state this time, their determination and grit were on full display. Senior Payton Weaver (120 lbs.) battled through a tough bracket, finishing with a 4-3 record and placing 6th in her weight class. Fellow senior Tiler Ledford (170 lbs.) had an impressive showing, going 4-2…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ JV girls’ basketball team put on a defensive clinic Tuesday night, January 28, as they overpowered the Boulder City Eagles with relentless pressure in a 29-13 victory at home. From the very start, the Trojans came out aggressive on defense that rattled the Eagles and led to multiple turnovers. The team was quick to trap on the inbound, forcing Boulder City into mistakes and limiting their ability to set up plays. Sydney Crotty wasted no time getting the offense going, sinking a three-pointer to open the scoring at 4:50 in the first quarter. She…

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