Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans girls’ soccer teams hit the road on Thursday, August 21, to face the Boulder City Eagles, delivering strong performances across both JV and Varsity despite mixed results. The JV squad shined once again, collecting another shutout victory with a 3-0 win. Their ability to play cohesively as a unit has been evident early this season. “As a whole we still have a lot to learn, but they have been working very well as a team,” said Head Coach Amy Carlson, noting the progress and promise the younger players are showing. On the Varsity side,…
The Pahrump Valley High School tennis team is stepping into a new season with high hopes, a mix of experienced athletes and fresh faces, and plenty of determination despite the challenges ahead. Head Coach Michael Dela Rosa, now leading without an assistant coach, says he feels fortunate to have a group of athletes who are both hardworking and resilient. This year’s roster includes 13 girls and 10 boys, with seven returning girls and six returning boys forming a solid core for the Trojans. The program is also seeing new energy from athletes like a former freshman manager who decided to…
The Pahrump Valley Rotary Club will once again bring the community together to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, with a moving remembrance ceremony scheduled for Thursday, September 11, 2025. The program will take place at the Calvada Eye and will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. Participants are asked to be “in place” by 8:15 a.m. The solemn morning will open with the presentation of colors by the Nye County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard, followed by an invocation from Pastor Robert Roth of the Pahrump Seventh-day Adventist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance will then be recited, and the…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ soccer team earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory over the Boulder City Eagles on Wednesday, August 27, showing resilience after a tough road loss earlier in the week. Head Coach Andrew Norton admitted the Trojans’ first half was far from perfect, as the team experimented with new formations and positions. “The first half was actually a bit ugly for us,” Norton said. “We made changes last night at 8 p.m. and implemented them today, and it did not go well. It wasn’t because of the players’ skill—it was just their first time in those roles,…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans’ girls volleyball team kicked off their 2025 season with a busy two-day stretch at the Las Vegas Invitational, hosted by Sunrise Mountain. Over the course of seven matches, the Trojans gained valuable early-season experience and walked away with a 3-4 record, showing steady progress against strong competition from Nevada and beyond. The tournament opened with a promising start as the Trojans took control against the American Heritage Academy Patriots, winning in straight sets 25-10 and 25-15. Heavenly Ware and Riley Saldaña both led with four kills each, helping the team secure their first victory…
The Pahrump Valley High School Cross Country team kicked off their 2025 season under the lights at the Thompson Twilight, held Saturday, August 16, at Mission Hills Park. The event, known for its nighttime atmosphere and competitive field, proved to be a strong start for the Trojans as several athletes earned medals and posted impressive times. In the boys’ open two-mile race, the Trojans showed depth across the board. Sam Grabbe led the way for the team, placing 18th overall with a time of 13:56. He was closely followed by Kris Trejo, who finished 20th overall in 14:17. Also representing…
Charleston Peak Winery in Pahrump has unveiled a new way for wine lovers to experience the flavors of Nevada’s high desert. On August 19, the winery announced the launch of its signature wine club, “Wine Societies,” now open for enrollment. The program offers four distinct membership options, each carefully curated to match different tastes while providing access to exclusive events and year-round perks. Each society is built around a unique style of wine. The Moon Society highlights sweet-leaning selections, from crisp whites and fruit-forward rosés to smooth, velvety reds. For those who enjoy variety, the Peak Society features a mix…
The Pahrump Town Board Committee has announced it is officially on track to bring the question of reestablishing the Pahrump Town Board before voters, though organizers emphasize that the process is still in its early stages and will require significant community involvement. According to the committee, five members will take an important step forward on Wednesday, August 20, at 11:00 a.m. when they appear at the Nye County Clerk’s Office to sign documents that will initiate the petition process. The petitions will ultimately determine whether the measure makes it onto the ballot. Residents will also have an opportunity to learn…
The Pahrump Valley High School girls’ soccer team opened its 2025 season with back-to-back games that showcased both the challenges and the promise of a young roster. On Friday, August 15, the Trojans traveled to Mesquite to take on the Virgin Valley Bulldogs, finishing with a 1-1 tie. Four days later, on Tuesday, August 19, they hosted Moapa Valley at home, where they fell 2-0 in a hard-fought battle. Head Coach Amy Carlson reflected on the opening game as a valuable learning experience for her players. With a large number of new faces on varsity, the nerves were evident early…
The Pahrump Valley High School boys’ soccer team has already shown its heart, endurance, and determination just two games into the 2025 season. Under the guidance of Head Coach Andrew Norton, the Trojans opened on the road against Cristo Rey in Las Vegas on Thursday, August 14, pulling off an impressive 2-1 comeback victory, before returning home to face The Meadows Mustangs on Monday, August 18, where they fought hard in a physical, tightly contested 3-2 loss. Though the record sits at 1-1, the first week of play has already demonstrated that this year’s squad is mentally tougher, more disciplined,…