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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 2016

Page

7

Berger Allstate Holiday Hoops Classic Tips Off

The Jalene Berger Allstate Holiday Hoops Classic expands to an eight-team field at the Rams Athletic Center in Rio Rancho High School. Four games Wednesday feature Piedra Vista vs Eldorado, Hope Christian vs Ostate, Espafiola Valley vs El Paso Socorro, and Rio Rancho vs Mayfield, with later rounds set through Friday's final.

Rams Rio Rancho High School AAHS Brian Smith New Mexico Oil & Gas Association Central Marcus Williams Basha Midwest City Jalene Berger Piedra Vista Eldorado Panthers Golden Eagles Hope Christian Ostate Jim Murphy Huskies Hope Knights Albuquerque Academy el Paso Socorro Espafiola Valley Bulldogs Sundevils la Cueva Valley RAC Espaniola Valley

Holiday Hoops Classic Champs by Year

A summary of the Holiday Hoops Classic winners from 2007 to 2015 noting round robin in 2007, and title outcomes including Hope Christian multiple wins against rivals such as Eldorado Las Cruces Rio Rancho Manzano Espaiola Valley and El Paso schools with scores listed for several finals.

Highland Rio Rancho Hope Christian Eldorado el Paso Franklin el Paso Coronado Las Cruces Manzano Espafiola Valley

Top Rio Rancho sports stories of 2016

Rio Rancho Observer recaps the year naming 13 notable athletic feats from AAHS and CHS, highlighting two high schools rising in prominence. The list notes departures of coaches, Director’s Cup repeat, national recognition, and alumni moving to major programs. The piece previews the top three for a future issue.

Observer Rio Rancho City of Vision Leilani Baker Rams Bruce Carver Larry Chavez Cleveland Vince Metzgar AAHS Brian Smith Corey Anderson Cleveland High CHS NMAA Storm MaxPreps Breonna Castaneda Utah Henry Hattis Stanford Grant Hermanns Purdue Gabe Ortega Marcus Williams UNM Wally Salata Wendy Lopez Jim Tillery New Mexico High School Coaches Association Blake Swihart Boston Red Sox New Mexico State University Santa Ana Star Center Chris Williams Nicole Pendley Williams Ottawa RedBlacks Pendley University of Oklahoma

Rams fall in 6A final after late rally falls short

Rio Rancho Rams 25-6 season ends with a 2-1 loss to Carlsbad Cavemen in the 6A championship at Isotopes Park. Key moments include a sixth inning rally stalled by a strikeout, a ninth inning failure to convert two walks into runs, and a late Cavemen sac fly. Rams coach Ron Murphy reflects on overachieving under adversity and notes future milestone as he nears 500th win.

Richard Martinez Devils Rio Rancho Mayfield Rams Trojans Artesia Isotopes Park Carlsbad Cavemen Wille Baez Zach Bravo Mark Dominguez Trevor Rogers Fernando Jara Baez Bravo Jackson Maestas Jara Noah Montafio Tariq Levesque Rogers Jacob Cook Garrett Gouldsmith Carr RBI Ron Murphy Cook Eric Hernandez Seth Olguin Murphy Ray Chavez Chavez

Storm girls win another state track title at mid May meet

Cleveland High School’s Storm girls repeat as state champions led by senior Nia Powdrell who scored 24 points and won the 100 and 200. They defeated Volcano Vista by 39.5 points as CHS swept relays and claimed multiple school records and meet records.

Cleveland High School Nia Powdrell Volcano Vista Powdrell Jade Altheide Caitlin Barnard Sarah Mackin CHS Altheide Abbi Rael Barnard Flores Storm

Storm boys win fourth track title in five seasons

Cleveland High School’s Storm boys track and field team clinched its fourth title in five seasons in a May meet. coach Kenny Henry praised a tight finish led by the 4x400 and 4x100 relays plus strong performances from Virgin, Rodriguez and Sandoval as Volcano Vista was edged 67-61 in the team race.

Cleveland High School Kenny Henry Storm Dylan Sandoval Kyle Trochie Roope Henry Veto Virgin Volcano Vista Virgin Alejandro Armijo Sandoval Malachi Bennett Demetry Rodriguez Troche Bennett Henry Armijo David Apodaca Volcano Cibola High School

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