On Saturday, the Pershing County High School baseball closed out its season at home with back-to-back wins against Silver Stage. The Mustangs traveled to Silver Springs earlier in the week and lost 13-7 to the Nighthawks.
Last week the Pershing County High School softball team defeated Silver Stage on the road in five innings (36-19). This past Saturday, the Mustangs hosted and beat the Nighthawks in both senior day games (15-0, 19-4). With the series sweep, Pershing County sits at the top of the Northern 2A League at 23-0 overall and 21-0 in league play.
The Pershing County track team pushed through a cold snap at Reed High School on Saturday. The stakes were high. So were the jumps and leaps. As a result, 17 athletes advanced to the regional competition in Carson City this weekend.
The Pershing County track team continues to shave seconds off their running times, while adding height to their leaps and distance to their throws. They earn about 20 personal records (PRs) at each meet they attend. Last Saturday’s Don and Lynda Walton Invitational at Lowry High School in Winnemucca was no exception.
The Pershing County baseball team played three tight games against Sierra Lutheran last week. They won or lost each of them by one-point margins. On Tuesday Pershing County beat the visiting Falcons (9-8). Pershing County finished the series in Carson City with a win (5-4) and a loss (3-2).
The Pershing County softball team maintained its perfect record this past weekend after competing against the Battle Mountain Longhorns on the road. The Mustangs beat their rival school 11-1 in the opener and 16-4 in the closing game. They are 3-0 against the Longhorns for the season, having won (1-0) at home on April 2.
Pershing County High School hosted one of its major events of the year on Saturday – the Lovelock Invitational. Athletes, fans and coaches enjoyed the mild weather, especially after competing in some adverse conditions throughout the season.
Even though the scores didn’t all go as the Mustangs hoped, they had an epic baseball week. On Monday, April 8, they traveled to Battle Mountain to complete their sweep against the Longhorns (11-4, 17-11). The Mustangs went 3-0 against their rival school.
The Pershing County High School track and field team competed in the Fernley Invitational last Friday. Angelo Gibson placed first in the 400 meters with a personal best and 800 meters.
Last week, the Pershing County softball team successfully defended their perfect season against Oasis Academy. Midweek, Pershing County traveled to Fallon and beat Oasis 10-1. On Saturday, the Bighorns came to Pershing County. The Fallon school kept the scores close but lost 8-6 and 5-4 in nine innings) to the top team in the 2A, the Mustangs.
The Pershing County High School softball team hosted Battle Mountain on Tuesday, April 2, and its rivals 1-0 in the close contest. Pershing County stands at the top of the Northern 2A at 13-0 and 15-0 overall.
The Pershing County High School baseball scored its first league win of the season on Tuesday, April 2 in Lovelock. The Mustangs beat rival school Battle Mountain 15-6.
It was a challenging week for the Pershing County Mustangs baseball team. The Mustangs came out on the losing end of a tripleheader against the Yerington Lions (4-0, 10-0, 11-0). They now stand ninth in the 2A at 0-10.
The Pershing County High School softball started their week with a 15-11 win against the visiting Yerington Lions. Over the weekend, Lovelock traveled to Yerington to finish the series with two more wins (20-12, 12-2).
Last Saturday, 21 PCHS athletes braved the wind to run, leap and throw to the best of their abilities. They competed in the Fallon Invitational, along with teams from over two dozen other schools.
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