Special Olympics Rio Rancho builds momentum for statewide Summer Games
The Rio Rancho Rockets SOAR train for the statewide Summer Games at UNM, built by retiree Don McConnell. McTernan and teammate Correa lead a vibrant relay practice amid cheering families and volunteers. Coaches praise growth, communication, and community excitement as the program gains traction fast.
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Myles Copeland
Stephen McTernan
Rio Rancho
McTernan
Don McConnell
University of New Mexico
Special Olympics
Rockets
Chris Page
New Mexico
Page
Alex Corréa
Colinas del Norte
Correa
James Frazier
Caroline
Jim
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Soar
Albertson's
April Steele
Rio Rancho High School
Stephanie Belmore
Steele
New Mexico Museum of Natural History
Stone Canyon Leather
Kocharoff
Bevenger
Rio Rancho Rockets
Gus Macker Hoops Event Draws 248 Teams to Rio Rancho
The Gus Macker three on three basketball tournament will bring about 248 teams to Rio Rancho on June 12 and 13. Organizers expected up to 500 but judge turnout solid and hotel traffic could reach at least fifty thousand dollars. With two year guarantee, organizers anticipate growth toward 500 to 700 teams and seek over 100 more officials.
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Myles Copeland
Rio Rancho
Gus Macker
Judy Snow
Snow
Rio Rancho Rams spark at elite wrestling camp selection
Rams quartet from Rio Rancho High School earned invitations to USA Wrestling’s 12 day Olympic Development Camp in Colorado Springs. Seniors Donnie Hix Matt Harris and juniors Brian Pitts Nathaniel Augustson join four New Mexicans among 160 Greco-Roman wrestlers. Coach Steve Glassey noted the quartet impressed Ike Anderson at the Junior Western Regionals and should quickly adapt.
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Myles Copeland
Colorado Springs
Ike Anderson
USA Wrestling
Rio Rancho
Rams
Brian Pitts
Nathaniel Augustson
Matt Harris
Donnie Hix
Steve Glassey
Glassey
Hix
Pitts
Harris
Augustson
Anderson
Las Vegas
Nev
Rio Rancheans
Local martial arts class watches master clash scene live
Eight students from Rio Rancho joined nine to four year olds to observe Masaaki Hatsumi, grand master of Budo Tai Jutsu, in Tucson for the Tai Kai gathering. About 400 pupils from Ireland and Australia attended to learn from the nearly 70-year-old legend.
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Cristian Guillen
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Casey Dark
Tussel
Tucson
Myles Copeland
Rio Rancho
Masaaki Hatsumi
Ireland
Australia
Hatsumi