Salata Earns All-LSC Honors After Javelin Victory
Former two-sport Rams standout Ally Salata won the javelin at the Lone Star Conference meet with 144-1 to secure All-LSC honors for a second straight outdoor season. She also placed 13th in hammer and remains provisionally NCAA qualified, ranking 21st nationally in javelin. ENMU competed in the South Central Regional Challenge hosted by West Texas A&M in Canyon. Rams coach Gordon Douglas runs a boys and girls tennis camp for ages 5-18 starting Monday June 13 from 9 to noon, $60 per camper. details at camppros com.
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Rams hoops camp and New Mexico soccer camp announced
The Rams host an annual basketball camp in two May and June sessions for grades 1-9 with 9 am to noon daily, featuring 5 on 5 play, T shirts and basketballs, priced 100 in advance or 125 on arrival. Soccer camp in New Mexico runs June 6-10 for ages 5-14, 9 am to noon, cost 99, with Balzis contact and online registration.
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Storm baseball skills camp set for May 24 25
CHS briefs the Storm baseball skills camp runs May 24 25 from 9 to noon each day at Cleveland High. The $75 fee covers one player with $65 for additional siblings. T shirts included for all registrants. Hitting pitching throwing and fielding are planned with online registration and an information email address.
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UNM running back Romell Jordan sidelined by ACL tear
UNM running back Romell Jordan announced on social media he will miss the upcoming season after tearing an ACL at the Spring Showcase on April 16. Coach Bob Davie said Jordan had surgery after spring exams. Storm basketball camps for grades 3-9 run June 6-9 and June 20-23, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., $70 for one camp and $125 for both.
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Rams edge Carlsbad for 6A title showdown
Isotopes Park delivered a dramatic Class 6A semifinal as Rio Rancho junior Zac Bravo drove in the tying and winning runs with a double in the seventh after Stark rally. Storm’s Treston Shallenberger went 4-for-4 to spark a late surge, while Justice Jackson took the loss as Rio Rancho advanced to face Carlsbad in the final.
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Bolen, Rojas toss complete games in quarters
Rio Rancho and Cleveland advanced to the state semifinals as their starters pitched complete games, limiting opponents to one run each. Bolen improved to 9-1 for the Rams with 7 flyouts and 13 grounders, while Rojas earned a win for the Storm, allowing two hits over the final four innings in a 7-1 victory over La Cueva.
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Grand slam single fuels Storm to early 4-0 lead
Cleveland High junior infielder Jelaeni Kapanui drives in four runs with a bases loaded single as the No. 5 Storm open a 4-0 edge. The rally follows an overthrow past third base on a ball from Celina Sullivan. Cleveland later wins 6-5, then dominates Carlsbad 12-1 in six innings before facing Onate in state tourney action. Rio Rancho Observer.
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