Rio Rancho 2010 Top 10 Sports Stories Preview
The Observer names the 2010 top ten sports stories in Rio Rancho highlighting Cleveland and Rio Rancho high schools with four and three entries respectively. New teams the New Mexico Thunderbirds and Mustangs are noted along with local venues Chamisa Hills Blades Multiplex and Tenpins More. The full list will run in Sunday’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Observer
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho High School
New Mexico Thunderbirds
New Mexico Mustangs
Chamisa Hills Country Club
Tenpins & More
Blades
Cleveland High Wins 6A Title In Second Varsity Season
Cleveland High School finishes 9-2 and claims the District 1-5A championship after an undefeated run and a 28-24 loss to Manzano in a lightning delayed game. Storm players spark early surge with four TDs from Thomas Knox guiding a 47-7 win over Volcano Vista and 27-7 over Rio Rancho before a season-ending 21-13 defeat to state champ Mayfield. Coach Kirk Potter commends the effort and notes the sting of the last-game loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland High School
Storm
Manzano
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland
Thomas Knox
Valley High
Cibola
Volcano Vista
Rio Rancho
Mayfield
CHS
Kirk Potter
Gary Herron
Cole Gautsche
Monarchs
Cleveland CHS trio secures three individual championships
Sophomore Paul Mascarenas won the 103-pound state wrestling title at Santa Ana Star Center, freshman Cassie House claimed the Class 5A high jump title in Albuquerque, and sophomore Luis Martinez won the Class 5A cross country title on the Rio Rancho course. House contributes to Storm volleyball and CHS girls basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland High School
New Mexico Activities Association
Paul Mascarenas
Cleveland
Rio Rancho
Bo Nickal
Santa Ana Star Center
Cassie House
Albuquerque
House
Sistant
Carol Williams
Chris
Marcus
Luis Martinez
Storm
Mascarenas
CHS
Gary Herron
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Rams
RRHS
Louis Trujillo
Cleveland High
House & Martinez
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