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RENO -- If and when a second high school is constructed in the Pahrump Valley, Trojan athletic teams could return to Class 3-A. Champion wins more than a title James Chapman likes to play the trumpet; music has forever been an important part of his life. But one night, after playing for the Pahrump Valley jazz band, Chapman complained of a headache. PAHRUMP VALLEY GIRLS BASKETBALL: 3-A to see the last of a great program? RENO -- If and when a second high school is constructed in the Pahrump Valley, Trojan athletic teams could return to Class 3-A. Hunt, fish licenses are now available Hunting and fishing licenses for the 2007-08 license year will expire Feb. 29, but outdoor enthusiasts don't have to wait until March to buy their new licenses. STATE HOOPS CART, IRL TO MERGE?: Progress being made in Indycar unification INDIANAPOLIS -- A possible unification of America's two open-wheel series is still on track, with both sides saying on Tuesday that progress is being made. Penske finally gets Daytona win DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Roger Penske's empire just got bigger. No longer must he be content with more Indianapolis 500 victories than any other car owner. Now he's a Daytona 500 winner, too. MOTORSPORTS ON SATURDAY: Raceway filled major void AMARGOSA VALLEY -- When it was announced last year that Pahrump Valley Speedway was closing its doors for good, the Pike family of Pahrump suddenly found itself being asked to replace the long-standing facility. Schedule limited for Beatty teams BEATTY -- Spring sports return to Beatty High School's extracurricular activities schedule March 6, when the Hornet baseball team plays at Henderson International School. Wins are just part of the deal RENO -- How smart am I? A month ago, I made reservations to fly to Reno and go to the Nevada State Basketball tournaments this weekend, whether Pahrump Valley or any other Nye County team qualified -- or stayed home. Cup leaders NASCAR Sprint Cup Leaders through Feb. 17 BOWLING SPORTS BRIEFS Congratulations to the Champs! Antelope fever concerns volunteers from NDOW The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) volunteers watched as the helicopter flew over the low ridge in front of them herding a group of antelope closer. Champion wins more than a title James Chapman likes to play the trumpet; music has forever been an important part of his life. But one night, after playing for the Pahrump Valley jazz band, Chapman complained of a headache. |
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