Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans softball team came out swinging in their first-round playoff matchup against the Virgin Valley Bulldogs, earning a commanding 17-6 victory as they began their quest for a State tournament appearance. The game got off to a cautious start, with the Trojans loading the bases in the top of the first but managing just two runs. Danika Cox-Hosino drew a walk, Sunday Colon reached on a misplay, and Riley Saldaña followed with another walk. Madison Rodriguez got on base to bring in the first run, followed by Mariah Gray dropping a shallow single into left…
For 2019 Pahrump Valley High School graduate Kaylie (Dalzin) Saenz, the path from student life to professional success has been anything but ordinary. Her story is one of perseverance, sacrifice, and unwavering compassion—anchored by a deep desire to care for others and a fierce determination to reach her goals. Today, Kaylie serves as a registered nurse at a podiatry clinic in Pahrump, and is a proud wife, mother, and role model who continues to give back to the community that helped shape her. Kaylie’s journey into the medical field began before she even crossed the graduation stage. During her senior…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans baseball team hosted the Boulder City Eagles on Thursday, May 1, for a night filled with emotion, celebration, and competitive spirit. Before first pitch, the Trojans honored their senior players—Aidyn Cratty, Logan Donnelly, and Andrew Zurn—in a heartfelt Senior Night ceremony. Each senior was escorted onto the field by parents and family members, greeted by cheers from teammates, coaches, friends, and fans who gathered to recognize their contributions to the program. The game that followed was a hard-fought contest that kept the crowd on edge until the final out. Starting pitcher Andrew Zurn took…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans boys’ golf team has earned its place among Nevada’s best, clinching a third-place finish at the 3A Southern Region Tournament and qualifying for the State Tournament. Only the top three teams from the region advance to State, making the Trojans’ strong showing a significant accomplishment. The regional tournament was held over two days, though rain on Tuesday, May 6, limited golfers to only nine holes on the first day. Conditions improved on Wednesday, May 7, allowing all competitors to complete the full 18-hole round. Leading the charge for Pahrump Valley was Carter Nygaard, who…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans baseball team delivered an explosive performance against the Canyon Springs Pioneers on Wednesday, May 7, securing a 17-1 victory in a crucial second-round matchup of the regional tournament. The game, which had originally been scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, was delayed due to rainouts that postponed Canyon Springs’ first-round contest. As a result, the Pioneers were forced to play back-to-back games, facing the Trojans immediately after their earlier loss to Boulder City. Vinny Whitney took the mound for the Trojans and got off to a tough start, giving up a solo home run on…
In a game full of momentum swings, clutch hits, and gritty defense, the Pahrump Valley High School Trojans softball team came up just short in their second regional playoff matchup on Wednesday, May 7, falling to the Boulder City Eagles 9-8 in a heart-pounding contest that stretched to the final at-bat. Originally scheduled for Tuesday, the game was delayed due to back-to-back postponements in Boulder City’s opening round matchup. After winning that game against Del Sol earlier in the day, the Eagles faced the Trojans just hours later in a high-stakes follow-up. Despite Boulder’s extra game and a rollercoaster of…
In their final invitational meet of the regular season, the Pahrump Valley High School Trojans track and field team delivered a commanding performance at the Small Schools Invitational in Boulder City on Friday, May 2. Both the girls and boys teams clinched first place overall, capping off the regular season with an inspiring display of depth, determination, and personal bests. The day began with a strong showing in the 4×800 meter relay, where the girls team of Jules Ondrisko, Addi Nelsen, Alexis Clouser and Valery Romero took first place with a time of 10:48.69. The boys followed suit with a…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans baseball team opened regional playoff action with a high-energy game on Monday, May 4, taking on the Moapa Valley Pirates on the road. Though the Pirates ultimately came away with the 11-7 win, the Trojans showed strong offensive moments and resilient defense throughout the matchup, leaving plenty of optimism as the double-elimination tournament continues. The Trojans came out swinging in the top of the first, sparked by leadoff hitter Tony Whitney who reached base on a walk and quickly made his way around the bases with aggressive baserunning. Andrew Zurn drew a walk of…
One of Pahrump’s own is making waves on the softball diamond this spring, and now she needs your help to claim a statewide honor. Kayla Glenn, a standout player for the Pahrump Valley High School Trojans, has been named one of the top 10 high school softball pitchers in Nevada for 2025. The recognition comes as part of a public vote to determine the state’s best-performing pitcher this season—and voting is open now through Friday, May 2 at 8 p.m. Glenn has been a force in the circle all season long. According to MaxPreps, she has thrown three no-hitters this…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans faced a tough matchup against the Boulder City Eagles on the road, falling 4-1 in a well-fought contest where defense and pitching dominated the day. Despite the final score, the Trojans showed resilience on the field, keeping the game competitive and closing strong as they prepare for their final regular season game and the upcoming playoffs. Boulder City’s pitching set the tone early, retiring the Trojans in order during the top of the first. Tony Whitney flew out to center field, Vinny Whitney grounded out to second, and Andrew Zurn flew out to second,…