Author: Amy Veloz

The Pahrump Valley High School wrestling team competed at the Bonanza Round Up this past weekend, January 10-11, with both the boys’ and girls’ teams delivering hard-fought performances in individual matches. Each wrestler contributed to the team’s overall success as they prepare for the postseason in just a few weeks. The varsity boys faced tough competition, with several standout performances. Oscar Bosket (190) led the way, going undefeated at 5-0 to claim 1st place in his weight class. His brother, Iyan Bosket (175), finished strong with a 5-1 record, earning 3rd place. Joaquin Flores (126) and Joseph Scheer (113) each…

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The Pahrump Valley High School varsity boys’ basketball team played a tough game against the Boulder City Eagles on Monday, January 13, at home. While the final score showed a 41-64 loss, the Trojans displayed strong effort and teamwork throughout the match. The game started with Boulder City taking an early lead, but Alejandro Lozano answered quickly with a breakaway layup, drawing a foul and sinking the free throw to put Pahrump on the board. Antwahn Jackson contributed a key rebound and put-back, keeping the Trojans close. Jack Toth hit a late three-pointer in the first quarter, narrowing the deficit…

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The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Trojans girls’ basketball team began their campaign in the 24th Annual Holiday Classic tournament with impressive performances, securing two victories before facing a tough challenge in their third game. The team’s talent, teamwork, and relentless defense were on full display as they took on opponents from across the region. On January 2, the Trojans opened the tournament with a 44-28 victory over the Doral Academy Red Rock Dragons. From the start, PVHS established their dominance with an aggressive full-court press that disrupted the Dragons’ offense. Early contributions from Ella Odegard and Riley Saldana helped…

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Young dancers in the community are invited to join the Pahrump Valley High School Trojanette Dance Team for their upcoming Jr. Trojan Dance Camp. This fun and engaging event is open to children ages 5 to 13 and provides an opportunity to learn a dance routine from the talented Trojanettes. The camp will take place on Friday, January 17th, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the PVHS Pathways Gym. For $35 per dancer (cash only), participants will receive hands-on instruction, a custom dance T-shirt, and the chance to perform during the halftime show at the PVHS basketball game on…

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At 1481 Nevada Highway 372, Zen Style Fitness and Coaching has become more than just a place to work out—it’s a hub for personal transformation and community connection. Owners C.J. and Debby Zens, who took ownership in December, have reimagined the gym into a space that prioritizes physical fitness, mental well-being, and inclusivity. Drawing on C.J.’s extensive fitness expertise and Debby’s administrative skills, the couple is creating a unique fitness experience for the Pahrump community. C.J.’s journey into fitness began four and a half years ago as a gym member, but his passion for the field quickly led him to…

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The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Trojans girls’ basketball team concluded their journey at the 24th Annual Holiday Classic tournament with two challenging games on January 3 and January 4. Despite setbacks, the Trojans showcased their determination and defensive grit, leaving plenty of positives to build on as they look ahead to the remainder of their season. On the afternoon of January 3, the Trojans faced the Reed High School Raiders from Sparks, Nevada. It was a tough game for PVHS, as they struggled offensively against a strong Raiders squad, ultimately falling 56-16. The Raiders’ defense held the Trojans scoreless…

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The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Trojans girls’ basketball team put on a commanding performance against the American Heritage Academy (AHA) Patriots on Tuesday, January 7, securing a 48-11 victory on the road. The Trojans showcased exceptional teamwork and skill throughout the game, building momentum early and maintaining control until the final buzzer. The game opened with Riley Saldana setting the tone, scoring the first two baskets to give the Trojans a quick 4-0 lead. Saldana continued to dominate the paint, contributing eight points in the first quarter alone. Savannah Thompson added to the offensive firepower with a layup and…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans JV girls’ basketball team displayed determination and teamwork as they secured a commanding 28-14 victory against the American Heritage Academy Patriots on Tuesday, January 7. The game highlighted the Trojans’ balanced effort and the contributions of both seasoned and younger players. The Trojans started strong, holding the Patriots scoreless in the first quarter while putting up 8 points of their own. Sydney Crotty led the charge with four points, including two free throws and a two-point field goal. Cindal Monahan and Julie Briggs each added a two-point basket to contribute to the early lead.…

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The Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS) Trojans JV girls’ basketball team played an exciting game against the Boulder City Eagle on Wednesday, January 8, and secured a 35-29 victory. With a combination of sharp shooting, strategic plays, and unwavering effort, the Trojans came out on top in a close contest. The game started with Autumn Colon setting the tone early, earning a trip to the free-throw line and sinking both shots to put PVHS on the board. Addi Nelsen followed with a basket, giving the Trojans an early 4-0 lead. The first quarter remained competitive, with both teams battling for…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans varsity girls’ basketball team faced a challenging game against the Boulder City Eagles, falling 47-37 in a matchup defined by intense defensive pressure and crucial foul trouble. The Eagles’ relentless full-court press set the tone early, and while the Trojans fought hard to keep the game within reach, they were unable to overcome key mistakes and missed opportunities. The game started with Boulder City setting an intense tone that put the Trojans on the defensive from the beginning. The Trojans managed to open the scoring with a two-point basket by Ryleigh Denton a few…

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