Storms and Rams charity game heads to Rio Rancho friday
CHS hosts Rams baseball on April 29 to raise funds for Carrie Tingley Foundation and A Park Above. Mayor Hull and foundation families attend. two T-shirt styles for Rams and Storm fans. Also notes 2015-16 third quarter grades for 498 CHS student athletes across eight sports. Sara Hattis of the Texas Longhorns featured in NCAA tournament first round.
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CHS
Rams
Carrie Tingley
Rio Rancho
RRHS
Cleveland
Anthony Haase
the Storm
Gregg Hull
Storm
Larry Chavez
Cleveland High School
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Hattis
Horns
Ncaas
All-Metro first team honors go to area players
Cleveland High star Marcus Williams Rio Rancho’s Clay Patterson and Hope Christian’s Jordan Leake lead the All-Metro first team with Wroten and Williams on All-State. Williams named 6A Player of the Year and Leake 4A/5A Player of the Year, with AAHS coach Wally Salata named 6A Metro Coach of the Year. Alumni game seeks camp proceeds with Cameron Bairstow backing summer events.
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Cleveland High
Marcus Williams
Rio Rancho
Clay Patterson
Hope Christian
Jordan Leake
Caleb Wroten
Sandia
Cleveland
Marcus Hill
Williams
Leake
Wally Salata
Patterson
Rams
AAHS
Juan Hurt
WisePies
UNM
Lobo
Cameron Bairstow
Bairstow
New Mexico State University
Kevin McCurdy
Sal Puentes Rio Rancho Tourney divides Rams Storm and Artesia
In a tournament day of big innings the Artesia Bulldogs overwhelmed the Rams 11 to 9 after a dramatic seven-run burst in the seventh inning. Cleveland stormed past Goddard 7 to 4 as the Storm seized a four-run fourth inning to pull away. The Storm and Rams square off for placement as district action nears.
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Artesia
la Cueva
Rio Rancho
Cleveland
Storm
Rams
Giacomo Musante
Jack Murano
Avry Ybarra
Musante
Goddard
Murano
Aragon
Ybarra
Herrera
Peterson
Justice Jackson
Jackson
Diego Navarro
Chris Chapman
Rockets
Acosta
Bulldogs
Zach Bravo
Nick Martinez
Martinez
Bobdi Bolen
RBI
Chris Carr
Rams and Storm reach Griego semis in Rio Rancho tourney
At the Kristin Griego Memorial Tournament in Rio Rancho the Storm improve to 10 3 by routing Highland Belen and Miyamura to reach a semifinal against Carlsbad on their field Cleveland Rams at 9 7 post wins over Gallupu Clovis and Los Lunas to enter the semifinals against Rio Rancho The Rams later avenge a Metro final loss by beating Sandia 18 17 at Sandia with five Rams homers including a grand slam by Edwina Santillanes The district schedule starts Tuesday with Santa Fe at Eagle Ridge Volcano Vista Thursday while Cleveland opens vs Santa Fe at Capital City Thursday.
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Peterson
Jackson
Aragon
Storm
Bolen
Navarro
Chapman
Rams
Dominguez
Noah Montafio
Andrew Garcia
Murano
AAHS
Cleveland
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Shallenberger
Treston
Kristin Griego
Rio Rancho
Highland
Belen
Gallupu
Hobbs
Eagle Ridge
The
Observer
Matadors
Sandia
Edwina Santillanes
RRHS
Volcano Vista
Capital City
Storm track teams dominate at Robertson Invite
Storm boys win 143.5 to 82 at Nusenda Stadium in a seven-team field led by four state qualifiers and two relays. Coach Kenny Henry praised multi-event testing and strong team balance as key to the victory. Storm girls sweep Robertson Invite with 123 points, led by Sarah Mackin in two hurdles events, Amanda Mayoral in the 3200, and Liz Davis in the triple jump.
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Alamogordo
Cleveland
Storm
Buddy Robertson
Nusenda Community Stadium
Eldorado
la Cueva
Albuquerque High
Albuquerque Academy
Volcano Vista
Valley
CHS
Kenny Henry
Robertson
Rio Rancho
Sarah Mackin
Amanda Mayoral
Liz Davis
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