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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2016
Page
8
The Observer corrects a Class 6A championship game report from Isotopes Park naming Ivan Zamora as a Rams pinch runner, not Jackson Maestas. The correction fixes the misidentification and notes any inconvenience caused by the error.
Rams high school briefs announce a boys and girls tennis camp for ages 5-18 starting Monday June 13 from 9 to noon at 60 dollars per camper. The Rams basketball camp runs in two sessions May 31–June 3 and June 13–17 from 9 to noon for grades 1-9, 100 dollars prepaid or 125 dollars walk-up, with shirts and basketballs provided. Contact details include mo ranchocamps.net and Wally Salata at rrps.net or 620-9068.
Camp directors Uwe Bailzis John Shepard and Jeff Wenzel invite area players to a June 6-10 youth camp for ages 5-14. Sessions run 9 am to noon with a $99 fee per camper. For details contact Balzis at 606-4313 or register online at camppros.com.
GHS announces Next Level basketball camps for grades 3-9 in June. Girls camp runs June 6-9 and again June 20-23, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Costs are 70 dollars per camp or 125 dollars for both. Online registration at clevelandcamps.net. Questions contact coach Susan Kubala at 550 2523.
Two CHS tennis camps are planned on June 6 8 and July 18 20 from 9 am to noon daily. Pre registration costs 70 dollars with 80 dollars for first day drop ins. Dillana LaCour handles details while contact options include a school tennis link and camppros com. a camp T shirt and Resnack are included. Preston Bennard Elite Skills Football Academy opens Monday June 13 inviting high school and college age athletes to join.
Evan Copeland, newly named head coach of Cleveland High School wrestling, aims to continue the Storm’s state champion legacy. A former CHS assistant under Corey Anderson, Copeland vows to learn quickly while guiding the team through summer camps in Kansas, Colorado, and Arizona before the fall season.
Gary Chavez, longtime announcer for the Cleveland Storm and NCAA events, began by filling in for a missing high school game. He now works across CHS volleyball and basketball, West Las Vegas football, UNM softball and baseball, and the Albuquerque Isotopes, commuting from Las Vegas NM to Santa Fe and Rio Rancho for duties.
More than 900 athletes from across New Mexico competed in the track events of Special Olympics New Mexico State Summer Games at UNM on May 21. Rio Rancho sent two teams, the Rockets and Storm, with standout moments including Matthew Cooper and Peter Kalaber in the 100-meter dash as fans cheered.
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