New Mexico Open crowns Andrew Plinesix champion
Andrew Plinesix captured the New Mexico Open title at Tenpins & More after a stepladder final run that started with a 248-208 win over Fran Guccohe and ended with a 224-166 victory over Brett Wolfe. Cain, last year’s champion, finished strong to place in the top finisher group, while John Young of Tijeras claimed sixth. Plinesix earned a $6,500 prize and continued New Mexico’s bowling legacy in a tight, high-stakes final.
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Lights fail at Cleveland High in stormy soccer clash
Cleveland High School scenes a 43-0 lead over Hope Christian as power failures halt play after halftime. Coach Larry Chavez cites a system glitch delaying lights for about 30 minutes, with CHS scoring on a late open-net strike by Julissa Hunte. Storms host Carlsbad next Saturday at 3 pm after a Las Cruces tournament. Cleveland’s girls ranked No. 1 in Class 5A in recent polls.
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Rams and Storm open 2010 football season Friday
Rams and Storm begin the 2010 season with games Friday, one on the road and one at home. Bel Air High in El Paso hosts Cleveland High in a key district 1-5A duel, while Rancho hosts Goddard in a clash of defending champions.
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