Rams, Storm finish 1-2 at metro mat finals
Rio Rancho wins the Albuquerque Metro Championships at Eldorado High with five individual champs and 202 points. Cleveland and Rio Grande follow, while Barreras and Gutierrez headline Rams champions. Storm claim 113 and 126 titles as teams prepare for upcoming City of Vision clash.
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Teel wins Bucking on the Rio Grande at Santa Ana Star Center
Cody Teel, the 2012 PRCA world bull riding champion, captured the Bucking on the Rio Grande title in Rio Rancho, earning 90.5 points on Seeing Red for a 179 two-round average and a $19,750 prize. The event featured 25 riders from nine states with top rides by 10% Show Me and Rewind, as Owen Washburn also returned to win in the bull team competition.
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Goodbye to football and hello to 2015 baseball
A nostalgic look at baseball topics for 2015 including Hall of Fame choices Pedro Martinez John Smoltz Randy Johnson Craig Biggio Ernie Banks death Pete Rose and Toby Smiths Bush League Boys. The piece also covers the Albuquerque Dukes Rockies Caravan Isotopes Park season opener April 9 and fan interest in Rockies arrival.
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Auto racer Amos leads Rio Rancho driver in 2015 Drive for Diversity class
NASCAR Drive for Diversity announced its 2015 class led by Rio Rancho’s Devon Amos and returning K N Pro Series driver Jay Beasley. Rev Racing will field four teams in the K N Pro Series East and two in the Whelen All American Series as the program expands to develop female and multicultural drivers and crew members for NASCAR’s national levels.
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