Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ soccer team hit the road on Monday, September 15, to take on the Meadows Mustangs. In a competitive match that saw both sides create opportunities, the Trojans ultimately came up short in a narrow 1-0 defeat. The first half was a defensive showcase, with goalkeeper Cayden Cowley and the back line keeping the Mustangs off the scoreboard. At the 26-minute mark, the Trojans earned a corner kick but were unable to convert, while Cowley continued to clear away pressure with timely saves, including a kick that sent the ball deep downfield. The Trojans…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans volleyball team traveled to Boulder City on Wednesday, September 17, where they faced a tough Eagles squad in an exciting four-set contest. Despite falling 3-1, the Trojans showed resilience and energy throughout the night, nearly pushing the match to a decisive fifth set. The opening set started strong for Pahrump Valley, with Henna Maiava serving and Heavenly Ware delivering an early spike to give the Trojans the lead. Riley Saldaña added key sets while Sedona Norton’s ace helped keep the score tight. Xe’ane Kamanu’s aggressive play at the net, including several spikes and an…
Pahrump will soon host a night of soulful music and heartfelt performances as acclaimed singer and songwriter Aaron Akins takes the stage at Rhinestones Country Bar & Dance Hall on Saturday, September 20, 2025. Presented by Mental Margarita XYZ Productions, the special event promises to be one of the most memorable musical evenings Nye County has seen. Akins, originally from Chicago, began singing in church as a child before pursuing music at Southern Illinois University. His passion led him to Los Angeles, where he built an impressive career that includes performances alongside legends like Bob Hope and Ray Charles, as…
The Pahrump Valley Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol gathered at Pahrump Valley High School on Thursday, August 21, for a momentous occasion that blended tradition, growth, and celebration. The high school cafeteria was filled with cadets in uniform as family members and supporters filled the seats around them. The atmosphere was one of pride and anticipation, as the squadron held its official change of command ceremony—a symbolic passing of responsibility from one leader to another. In addition to honoring outgoing Cadet Commander Cadet Colonel Ryan Lamping and welcoming incoming Cadet Commander Cadet Second Lieutenant Jeremiah Cortes, the evening…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans varsity volleyball team traveled to Cristo Rey on Thursday, September 4, and left with a decisive 3-0 victory. The win was marked by consistent serving, aggressive net play, and contributions across the roster, as the Trojans steadily wore down the Royals in straight sets. The opening set saw Cristo Rey jump ahead 3-0 after a serve the Trojans couldn’t return and a couple of hitting errors at the net. Pahrump quickly regrouped when Xe’ane Kamanu hammered a spike from the back line that dropped into the middle of the Royals’ defense. Sedona Norton then…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ junior varsity volleyball team showed poise and power on the road Thursday, September 4, earning a 2-0 sweep over the Cristo Rey Royals. From the opening serve to the final point, the Trojans executed strong serving, sharp net play, and relentless energy to secure the win. The first set was a battle of momentum swings. McKinsey Nottingham opened with a series of hard spikes, giving the Trojans an early spark. Olivia Veloz followed with an ace to extend the lead, and Sarah Penner kept the Royals on their toes with pressure at the net.…
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School football team enjoyed a special night on the field as they hosted their first-ever “Under the Lights” game, a fundraiser that brought more than 100 members of the community together and raised just over $1,600 for the Sharks program. Typically, playing under stadium lights is an experience reserved for athletes once they reach high school, but on this night, the Sharks had their chance to shine. Every player had the opportunity to get on the field for nearly half the game, giving friends and family plenty of chances to cheer them on and witness their…
The Rosemary Clarke Middle School Sharks cross country team had a great day on September 6th at Sunset Park, which was the second race of their season. The race was a quick one, being only 1.3 miles. The day was already warm by the time of the middle school races, which took place at 10:25 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Despite the heat, multiple runners on both the boys’ and girls’ teams set new personal records among a field of 221 male finishers and 196 female finishers from 23 different middle schools. The Sharks’ strong performance highlights a promising season ahead…
The Pahrump Valley High School cross country team had a remarkable weekend, with athletes competing in two different states and achieving impressive results. A group of 13 Trojans traveled to Minnesota to compete at the Dragon Twilight Invitational at Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM) on Friday, September 5, while the rest of the team represented PVHS at the Larry Burgess Invitational at Sunset Park in Las Vegas on Saturday, September 6. Nearly every Pahrump runner set either a personal record (PR) or season record (SR) for the entire weekend. Leading the girls, Kaylan Robinson crossed the line in 21:50.7 (PR),…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans took to their home field Friday night, September 5, for a clash against the Spring Valley Grizzlies that turned into a fight down to the final seconds. The Trojans led most of the way, playing with intensity on both sides of the ball, before a dramatic fourth-quarter rally by the Grizzlies stole a 28-24 victory. The opening drive set the tone as quarterback Kayne Horibe marched the Trojans downfield with a series of keepers, short passes, and a critical leap for a first down. A defensive encroachment and strong runs by Angel Ware and…