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Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School gym glowed with shades of pink on Thursday night as fans gathered for the annual “Pink Game” in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It was a night filled with energy, spirit, and teamwork—culminating in a clean sweep for all three Trojans volleyball teams, with the B Team, Junior Varsity, and Varsity each earning well-deserved wins against Cristo Rey. The evening opened with the B Team showing poise and determination from the first serve. Ariana Apolinar started strong, delivering multiple aces that quickly built momentum. Isabella Calixto and Kendra Jones helped the Trojans maintain control…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ soccer team is gearing up for their Second Annual Cornhole Tournament Fundraiser, set for Saturday, October 11, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Petrack Park Field B. The event promises an evening full of friendly competition, food, and fun—all in support of the Trojans’ soccer program. Teams can register for $40 per team to compete in a double-elimination cornhole tournament, with all proceeds going directly to the PVHS boys’ soccer team. The evening will also feature a Chicken Chucking Contest with a $5 buy-in, sure to add some laughs to the competition.…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ soccer program wrapped up another strong outing on Monday, October 6, as both the junior varsity and varsity teams delivered standout performances against Desert Pines in Las Vegas. The JV squad capped their season with a perfect record, while the varsity team earned an important win against a 4A opponent. For the junior varsity Lady Trojans, the night was all about teamwork, precision, and poise. They finished their season undefeated at 8–0, shutting out the Jaguars 8–0 in their final match. Leading the charge was Raylee Smith, scoring four of the team’s goals. The…
By Hilary Schroeder, MDSouthwest Medical, part of Optum It’s that time of year again, when millions of Americans across the country will have the opportunity to select or switch their health insurance benefits for the coming year. The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period takes place October 15 through December 7 each year. For many older adults and caregivers, the process of choosing a Medicare plan can be challenging. Learning the lingo can help guide you in the right direction. Eligibility You may be eligible for Medicare benefits if: Types of Coverage You can choose Original Medicare provided by the government or…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ tennis team delivered a strong performance in the Regional Quarterfinals on Tuesday, October 7, defeating Virgin Valley 11–7 on their home courts. The victory was fueled by dominant doubles play, where both Trojan pairs swept their matches to secure six crucial wins. The duos of Juan Rodriguez and Sonny Skinner, along with Ethan Johnson and Nick Watson, each went 3–0, giving the Trojans an early edge in the overall score. In singles competition, Ethan Johnson and Bryce Dykstra each earned two victories, while Jace Eichner added another win to round out the team’s…
The Pahrump Valley High School Cross Country team continued its impressive season with solid performances across multiple divisions at the “O’Dea Frosh-Soph” meet, held Tuesday, October 7, at Desert Breeze Park. The 2.5-mile course featured rolling hills and long stretches of grass, offering a unique challenge that tested endurance and pacing for the younger runners. In the freshman boys race, the Trojans were missing several teammates but still made a strong showing. Kris Trejo led the way with an 18:04.6 finish, while Isaiah Veloz crossed the line at 27:04.1. Both athletes showed determination on the demanding terrain and represented the…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ soccer team carried momentum from a solid showing at the Mater East tournament, the 2nd Annual Lady Knights Joust, into their Monday, September 29, home game against Boulder City, ending the match in a hard-fought 1–1 draw. Head Coach Amy Carlson said the team finished third overall at the Mater East tournament, narrowly missing the championship by a single goal. “We ended third with the tie to Mater East in our first game—it kept us out of the championship by one point,” Carlson explained. “That tie, literally by one goal, kept us out of…
The Nevada Department of Education has recognized Mt. Charleston Elementary School preschool teacher Alison Matulich as one of the 2025 Nevada Early Educators of the Year, honoring her commitment to young learners and families in Pahrump. Presented annually, the award celebrates educators who work with children from birth through age five and demonstrate exceptional dedication, compassion, and teaching excellence. Matulich’s recognition highlights not only her classroom leadership but also her ongoing service to the Nye County community. Dr. Joe Gent, Superintendent of the Nye County School District, praised the achievement, saying, “We are incredibly proud of Alison Matulich for this…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ varsity soccer team showcased its best form of the season on Tuesday, September 30, defeating the Boulder City Eagles 3-0 at home. From the opening whistle, the Trojans controlled possession and created consistent scoring chances, reflecting the confidence and chemistry that have been building throughout their season. Early on, Pahrump kept pressure on Boulder City’s defense, with multiple shots from TC Hone, Rafael “Rafa” Sanchez, and others testing the Eagles’ keeper. A handball at the penalty marker gave the Trojans an early opportunity to score, but the shot was blocked. The team continued to…
The Pahrump Valley High School Lady Trojans volleyball team faced a determined Virgin Valley Bulldogs squad at home on Monday, September 29, putting up a spirited fight across three sets filled with long rallies, strong serves, and aggressive play at the net. Despite the 3-0 loss, the Trojans showed hustle and teamwork throughout the evening, keeping the crowd engaged with their energy and effort. The first set began evenly as both teams traded serves, with Heavenly Ware getting the Trojans on the board and Sedona Norton adding momentum with a serving ace that tightened the score to 4-6. Xe’ane Kamanu…
