Open bowling event eyes big TV coverage in Rio Rancho
Mackie aims to draw a near record 1150 bowlers to Tenpins & More for the Open with finals aired on KRQE at 10 35 pm Aug 19 after the 3 pm start. Entrants pay 160 fee with prize 175 for 31st through 36th. finals cost about 14000 to produce with six KRQE cameras.
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New Mexico Open Schedule Amid Sweeper and Pro Am Events
The New Mexico Open runs Thursday to Sunday with multiple sweeper and pro am sessions. Open and league bowlers can join early practice on Friday, then nine game squads on Saturday, followed by top qualifiers and a stepladder final on Sunday with a 5 p.m. awards brunch. The stepladder finals are televised on KRQE TV at 10 35 p m.
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Special Olympians prep for state meet in Farmington
Special Olympians from Rio Rancho compete at a two day state level event in Farmington with swimming golf and softball. About 560 athletes travel from across New Mexico with unified partners assisting training and some earning medals. Events run August 17 to 18 at local venues including San Juan County Club Farmington High School and Farmington Aquatics Center. Grace Chacon plans to travel to Shanghai China to compete in shot and relay with her father as chaperone. Volunteers are urged and contact information for sign up is provided.
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Parrent duo from New Mexico place sixth in Detroit tourney
Mike and Ina Parrent of Albuquerque competed in the International Family Tournament in Detroit among 31 states and Canada, earning Ina a $1,400 scholarship for placing 12th. Montana won, with Oklahoma Alaska Nebraska and California rounding out the top five.
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