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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1999

Page

3

Bernalillo High School girls soccer rebuild takes shape

Bernalillo High School enters coach Jim Vieja's third year with a doubled roster from 28 to about 56 players and about 10 new Native American players. The Spartans, led by goalkeeper Justiny Cristobal and sweeper Sobie Quintana, aim for a competitive season with seasoned seniors Jessica Renaldi Dolores Nieto Andrea Romero Jennifer Chavez Tracy Lovato Crystal Padilla Hannah Chavez and Patricia Quintana. Vieja hopes to attract players with fun practices and may push for year round play and club or indoor soccer to raise the program.

Craig Degener Bernalillo High School Jim Vieja Vieja Bernalillo Parks and Recreation Department Spartans Bernalillo Justiny Sobie Quintana Jessica Renaldi Dolores Nieto Andrea Romero Jennifer Chavez Tracy Lovato Crystal Padilla Hannah Chavez Patricia Quintana Jennifer Sobie Garcia St. Pius Albuquerque Academy SAAA Pius Degener

Spartans Strive for Identity at Bernalillo High

Bernalillo High School soccer coach Paul Madrid faces a rebuild as football returns, dropping tryouts by 17 players and leaving the Spartans young. Though last season yielded a 19 3 record with a state tournament loss to Albuquerque Academy, Madrid remains hopeful. He notes leadership from senior midfielder Carlos Torres and growing contributions from sophomores Jose Cervantes Eric Valencia and Mark Haas as the team develops fundamentals and team concepts.

Craig Degener Bernalilio BHS Paul Madrid Madrid Brian Lane Manuel Montano Coronado Spartans Ontario Ore Sandoval County Santa Ana Pueblo Albuquerque Carlos Torres Jose Cervantes Eric Valencia Mark Haas

Local cyclists ride in NM championship criterium in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho hosts the New Mexico State Cycling Championships criterium at 7 30 a m on Saturday on the Rio Rancho High School parking lot. Riders are grouped by age and classification under the Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado, with 50 to 200 entrants anticipated. Local rider Michael Longmire leads a three rider Rio Rancho contingent, including Paul Delporto and Rich Verderame, with racers from out of state welcome but not eligible for medals. The event, not requiring admission, attracts spectators who are urged to bring chairs and umbrellas. The RAHS cross country team will run a fundraising concession to support a Footlocker Cross Country trip in November.

Craig Degener Rio Rancho New Mexico Rio Rancho High School Kirtland Air Force Base Michael Longmire Longmire Paul Delporto Rich Verderame Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado Longimire Tucson RAHS Danyel

St Pius X football team aids Stapleton students

The 1999 St. Pius X High School football team donated $200 from its summer fund to Stapleton Elementary School to help students buy school supplies. Linebacker Jason Menicucci said the gift, presented by coach San Juan Mendoza, aims to support students throughout the year.

St. Pius X Stapleton Craig Degener Stapleton Elementary School Mer Jason Menicucci Janea Menicucci St. Pius X High School Stu Albuquerque Joann Raganese St. Pius San Juan Mendoza Rio Rancho

State Fair to Host Race Meeting with Added Stakes

The New Mexico State Fair will offer wagers on horse races beginning Sept 1 with daily schedules featuring 9 races Monday to Thursday, 10 on Fridays, 12 on Saturdays, and 1 on Sundays. Admission to Turf Club is free, Jockey Club $10. opening post time 3 PM weekdays, 1:30 PM weekends.

Turf Club Jockey Club E.T. Springer New Mexico

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Bernalillo High School Spartans A.C. Kemp George Maloof Dessie Fern Sawyer West Mesa O.B. Cockerell Don Jackson
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