Larry Chavez to Retire From Rio Rancho High After 18 Years
Rio Rancho High School coach Larry Chavez, 48, announces retirement from teaching and two-sport coaching after the upcoming cross country and next spring track seasons. He plans to spend more time with golf and watching his children Hilaree and Lawrence compete at ENMU Portales, while reflecting on a lengthy career with no AAHS state title but several runner-ups.
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Rio Rancho bull rider breaks into pro ranks at Santa Ana Star
Rio Rancho native James Cole Pierce, 20, prepared to ride in the International World Cup Bull Riding Championships at Santa Ana Star Center. He spoke of family support, early memories, and a career on the PBR Challenger Tour with winnings from Durango and Cuba, while noting the nomadic life and costs of rodeo.
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