Rams basketball camp offers two sessions for youth
The Rams host two spring basketball camps for boys and girls in grades 1-9 from May 31 to June 3 and June 13 to 17, 9 am to noon daily. Cost is 100 when prepaid or 125 for walk-ons, with T shirt and basketball provided. Registration at mo ranchocamps.net. contact coach Wally Salata at 620-9068. Directors Uwe Balzis John Shepard and Jeff Wenzel run a second youth soccer camp June 6-10 for ages 5-14 in New Mexico, 9 am to noon, 99 per camper. Information via camppros.com. Balzi Balzis contact 306-4313.
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CHS Names Senior Athletes of the Year and Scholars
Marcus Williams and Savannah Montoya named Senior Male and Female Athletes of the Year at CHS. Zachary Toma and Riley Himmelberger honored as scholar-athletes with 4.3725 and 4.26 GPAs by NMADAs. Army Reserve scholars are Santiago Apodaca and Montoya.
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Savannah Montoya
Zachary Toma
Riley Himmelberger
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CHS boys and girls golf win district titles again
The CHS boys and girls golf teams clinched District 1-6A team titles in late April with Alejandro Armijo and Jacque Galloway earning individual crowns. Both squads head to the NMAA state championships at the Canyon Club on Monday and Tuesday. The Storm baseball skills camp runs May 24-25 from 9 am to noon, with a $75 entry and $65 for additional siblings, and includes T shirts for all registrants.
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UNM RB Romell Jordan out for season with ACL tear
Romell Jordan posted on Facebook that he will miss the upcoming season after an ACL tear suffered at the Spring Showcase on April 16. Coach Bob Davie said surgery will follow spring exams as Jordan inspects a long recovery ahead.
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Storm softball advances to Qs with 15-0 win
Ashlea Ortega went 4 for 4 driving in a run each time as Cleveland routed Valley 15-0 in 4 innings, 68 minutes, advancing to the state tournament quarterfinals. Jelaeni Kapanui, Hannah Obrey, Nycole Medina and Celeste Galindo added multi hit efforts in the 16 hit attack. The Storm face Volcano Vista Thursday at 11 a.m. at Cleveland.
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Nycole Medina
Celeste Galindo
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Carlsbad
Hobbs
Rams and Storm win openers in 6A baseball playoffs
No. 1 Rio Rancho Rams beat No. 16 Alamogordo 5-0 as Nick Martinez improved to 6-0 with a four hitter. Garrett Gouldsmith and Fernando Jara keyed defense with a double play. No. 5 Cleveland defeated Atrisco Heritage 10-7, moving the Storm within one win of a quarterfinal. Both teams eye semifinal clash at Isotopes Park, for a possible City of Vision showdown.
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Storm girls win APS Metro title for third straight year
The Cleveland Storm girls dominate the APS Metro Championships scoring 113 points to Rio Rancho 61 and Eldorado 57. Caitlin Barnard leads with wins in long jump and 100 meters, Sarah Mackin takes hurdles, Annica Roos discus, Nuwrhyah Blanton shot put, Liz Davis high jump, Amanda Mayoral 3200. The Storm also win both relays as Demetry Rodriguez leads CHS boys in discus and shot.
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Amanda Mayoral
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Barnard
Mackin
Abbi Rael
Altheide
Davis
Jennifer Mueller
Mayoral
Bryanna Williams
Katja Klosterman
Savanah Vasquez
Demetry Rodriguez
CHS
Veto Virgin
Daniel Johnson
Daimon Altamirano
Alejandro Armijo
Malachi Bennett
Dylan Sandoval
Virgin
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Sandoval
Johnson
Bennett
Leo Sykes
Altamirano
Roope Henry
Rio Rancho Rams eye national title in high school bowling
Rio Rancho High School seeks $10,000 to fund the trip to the inaugural High School Bowling National Championships in Fort Lauderdale on July 30 31. The Rams, state champions, aim to compete in boys division alongside two girls on the roster, with singles and team events. Donations from Dr. Greg Jorgensen Steve Mackie and State Street Billiards support fundraising efforts and GoFundMe appeal.
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Gary Herron
Rio Rancho High School
Cole Poswiatowski
Chris Sanders
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Stephen Poswiatowski
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Aileen Linares
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