Rams Storm on hot softball run eye state title clash
Rio Rancho Rams and Cleveland Storm keep climbing as they prep for a potential state final in May. The two City teams split results at the Kristin Griego Memorial, with Rio Rancho beating Farmington and both squads earning wins against Las Cruces entrants in recent showings.
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Rio Rancho
City of Vision
Cleveland Storm
Rio Rancho Rams
Kristin Griego
Storm
Rams
Las Cruces
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Volcano Vista
Hawks
Katera Eltsosie
Kelsey Stevens
Carlsb
Storm sweep APS meet at Wilson Stadium in Albuquerque
Cleveland High girls and boys track win APS invitationals in Albuquerque. Storm girls claim fourth straight title with 116 points to La Cueva 111, aided by nine event placers and four firsts including Hattis in high jump and Vigil in 300 hurdles. Weathered by multiple second places, CHS builds tight margin as Winebark and Winebark advance state qualifiers. boys reclaim dominance in relays and secure multiple individual wins led by Reece White in hurdles and 4x100 anchor.
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Cleveland High
Wilson Stadium
Albuquerque
Storm
la Cueva
CHS
Alex Winebark
Pearl Isaia
The
Bears
Los Alamos
Eldorado
Cibola
Sandia Prep
Albuquerque Academy
Bosque
West Mesa
Mikayla Brownell
Winebark
Sara Hattis
Danielle Vigil
Williams
Maria Gonzales
Vigil
Rikki Castillo
Cassie House
Audrey Martinez
Elicia Gallegos
Larimar Rodriguez
Victoria Lyons
Martinez
Johna Fowler
Gallegos
Cheyenne Armstrong
Rodriguez
Torrey Alexander
Laura Rice
Fowler
Lalayha Wolfe
Nicolette Pacheco
Gonzales
Isaia
Brownell
Lobo
Reece White
Romell Jordan
Luis Martinez
Tyler van Bastian
Aaron Flores
Brian Leitch
Jordan
Cheyne’ Dorsey
Brandon Lawrence
White
Dorsey
Parker Jones
Lawrence
Tyler Chavez
Brian Gunthorpe
Omar Vigil
Chavez
Jones
van Bastian
Tyler Caldwell
Jared Mayoral
Jacob Anderson
Mayoral
Flores
Leitch
Moriarty
Rams boys win APS meet at Wilson and Milne
Rio Rancho High School led boys and girls divisions at APS Invitational with 94 points for the Rams boys, Volcano Vista second, and multiple event wins including Connor Brown high jump and long jump, Alex Clayitan shot put, and two 4x100 relays. Rams girls totaled 48.5 points, led by Krista Savela 300 hurdles and Ally Salata javelin, with UNM meet at Rio Rancho Invitational next.
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Cleveland High
Wilson Stadium
Rio Rancho
Milne Stadium
Rams
Volcano Vista
Alamogordo
Sandia
St. Pius X
Manzano
Highland
del Norte
Bernalillo
Albuquerque High
Connor Brown
Alex Clayitan
C.J. Williams
Frankie Morlock
Tristen Foley
Ben Maurer
Williams
Morlock
Brown
Maurer
Ryan Betty
Foley
Calvin Larson
K.J. Jiggetts
Larson
Richie Getchell
Betty
Krista Savela
Ally Salata
Briana Guzman
Mackenzie Lester
Nia Powdrell
Rachel Lott
Powdrell
Savela
Barnreiter
Twenty-One Bowlers Share Prize in Tenpins & More No Tap Final
Twenty-one keglers split 1462 in prize money at Tenpins & More for the 9 pin No Tap tourney final. Kevin Richardson dominated Open with six games 1 761 including four 300s and scores 297 and 264. Levi Woolsey and Eddie Dowd followed. Monte Gustafson won Men's A with 1539 over Gil Chavez. Dominic Huerta was third. Jesse Henson claimed Men's B with 1437, beating Demos Quintana, Brian Titus nearby. Sean Abeyta won Men's C with 1318. In Women's A Sara Vargas won 1454 over Diana Treat. Sue Buffington won Women's B with 1427. Rebecca Johnston topped Women's C with 241-250. 276 entries qualified, 91 finalists. Spring No Tap qualifying starts, finals May 17-20.
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Tenpins & More
Kevin Richardson
Levi Woolsey
Eddie Dowd
Monte Gustafson
Gil Chavez
Dominic Huerta
Jesse Henson
Las Cruces
Demos Quintana
Brian Titus
New Sunday Sunset League
Sean Abeyta
Sharon Krizan
Rebecca Johnston
Jenn Bedard
Janice Lemon
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Brooke Hodgson
Johnny Curry
Farmington
Taylor Bowling
Nicole Pendley
Scorpions
Pendley
FHS
Jessie Roane
Breonna Castaneda
AAHS
Jordan Manno
Hannah Obrey
Roane
Desne Salazar
Castaneda
Ana Grajeda-Ortiz
Gary Herron
Roy Neal
Jay Medas
Neal
Sara Vargas
Diana Treat
Texas
Paula Amschler
Sue Buffington
Dawn Barnes
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