Nevada Horseshoe Winter Classic at Petrack Park crowns champions among 13 competitors

Terry Miller of Pahrump captured the Class B championship at the Nevada State Horseshoe Pitchers Association Winter Classic held at the Petrack Park horseshoe courts in Pahrump on March 6, 2026, a tournament that drew 13 competitors across two divisions in warm, spring-like conditions.

The official Class B results listed Miller as champion, with Lance Hahaj of Round Mountain taking second place and Mike Bryant of Summerlin finishing third. Those placements appear under a labeled "Class B Results" roster that names hometowns for each of the top three finishers.

In the tournament’s other division, the published placements show Lawrence Workman of Henderson in second and Jim Magda of Henderson in third, but the champion for that division was not included in the supplied results. The absence of a first-place name for that division leaves the event record incomplete for anyone tracking season standings or ranking points within NSHPA competition.

Tournament play was described in reporting as competitive and held in warm, spring-like weather at the Petrack Park courts, where pitchers gathered to tally scores and complete match play. The event format cited a total of 13 participants across two divisions; the supplied materials did not break down how many pitchers competed in each division, nor did they include match-by-match scores or statistical details such as ringer percentages.

The NSHPA page that carried the Winter Classic coverage also included an In Memoriam notice for a local player. NSHPA president Lathan "Rebel" Dilger is quoted on the page, "NSHPA president Lathan 'Rebel' Dilger would like to announce the club recently lost one of its players, Tony Lyons of Pahrump." The In Memoriam header for Tony Lyons appears twice in the posted material; no further biographical details, age, or funeral information were provided in the excerpts.

The Winter Classic page contained photographs and captions that were truncated in the available copy, and several local sports items appeared alongside the horseshoe coverage. The posted results and page artifacts confirm the event occurred at Petrack Park on March 6, 2026, but the public record as supplied omits the non-Class-B division champion and match-level statistics that would complete the tournament archive.