Pershing County High School volleyball fans are still hoarse from shouting for their team in what turned out to be a battle to the final point. Pershing County lost to Yerington in five sets (16-25, 25-22, 21-25, 25-23, 21-23) last Wednesday at Pershing County High School. "I will remember this game for the rest of my coaching career," said coach Monica Halverson. "It was so much fun." On Saturday the Mustangs hosted North Tahoe and lost in four sets (25-22, 16-25, 10-25, 15-25). The girls now stand fourth in 2A at 5-7, overall, and 4-3 in the league.
Last week on the road, Mustang soccer lost to Churchill County (11-0) and Lowry (8-0). The Greenwave and Buckaroos are the second and third teams in the 3A Northern - East league.
The Pershing County volleyball team thrilled the home crowd with wins against Coral Academy and Sierra Lutheran this past week. Next, they traveled to Incline to play the Highlanders and lost the fast and furious game 2-3.
The Pershing County High School girls soccer played its first home games of the year against Fernley and Dayton this past week.
The Pershing County High School JV football team has grown into a force to be reckoned with. According to coach Buzz Brooks, it’s due to the team’s dedication and teamwork. They finished undefeated last season and hope to do so again. Brooks credits several returning sophomores for a chunk of the team’s success.
The PCHS Spirit Squad is a true sports family. Seniors Kaylah Hanley, Danya Zepada, and Jena Pilon have been cheering with Coach Cece Thornhill for at least a decade.
The Pershing County High School volleyball team knows the meaning of the word 'resiliency.' After losing to Battle Mountain at their preseason tournament, they stepped up their practices, focusing on serving and serve receive/defense.
The Pershing County High School volleyball team got its feet wet and are ready to start league play. The Mustangs competed in the Battle Mountain Tournament last Friday and Saturday.
The Pershing County High School football team hosted the Portola Tigers on Friday night. Things didn't go as hoped.
The Pershing County High School girls soccer team started the 2023 season with a pair of away games against White Pine and West Wendover. They lost to White Pine 3-0 but coach Kelly Brooks said the Ladycats scored the goals off fixable mistakes.
The pool closes, school starts and sports begins. It's the rhythm of life in Lovelock every fall. Many of the volleyball, football and soccer players have been working out in the weight room all summer. Now it's time to compete.
You can't go wrong at a wrestling camp where Vougar Orujev, the two-time Russian world champ, is one of the clinicians. Twelve Pershing County wrestlers attended a three-day outdoor camp in Susanville, Calif. last month, July 29-31. They joined about 80 kids from all over the west at Eagle Lake, the second largest natural lake entirely in the state of California. Beginners to seasoned athletes participated. The camp works with youth through high school wrestlers.
You know a new volleyball year has begun when the Gold Medal Squared camp comes to Lovelock. "The camp is our way of getting the season started," says coach Monica Halverson. She's led the PCHS varsity team since 2018 after moving to Lovelock the year before as the JV coach.
The Pershing County High School athletic department held its annual football camp last Tuesday evening. High school players and their coaches guided Lovelock's youth in skills like throwing and catching the football and the 3-point stance.
Lovelock Frontier Days is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Most of the activity will take place in the courthouse park. But some fairgoers will wander off the beaten path to play horseshoes at McDougal Sports Complex on Saturday and Sunday morning.