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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1999
Page
4
The Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department announces gymnastics classes for children. Details on schedule and registration appear on Page B-2.
Cibola High School defeated Santa Fe 21-0 on a wet Milne Stadium field. Quarterback Jeff Grady passed for 138 yards and a TD to David Branch, who earlier ran for a nine yard score. Branch totaled 130 rushing yards on 10 carries. Despite drops and penalties, the Cougars improved to 2-0 and host West Mesa Thursday at 7 p.m.
Kirtland Central rallied after a 14-7 halftime deficit to defeat Rio Rancho 28-14. Rams coach Bill Moon praised his players but noted two costly drives as the Rams outgained 337 yards to 337? No, 337 yards offense. Kirtland needed only a two-play burst in the third quarter to seize control.
Danyel Longmire paced Rio Rancho High School to second in the varsity girls 3 mile with 20 32 as Moriarty won. Rio Rancho finished with 74 points behind Moriarty, while St Pius X placed third and Cibola fourth. boys finish placed eighth with 207 points as Sandia won.
In Alamogordo, the Tigers earned a 2-0 victory over Cibola High School girls soccer, taking control in the second half after a balanced first 45 minutes. Gina Guzman scored from about 20 yards to give Alamogordo the lead, with sustained pressure sealing the win.
St. Pius X High School Sartans volleyball rallied twice to win the Clovis Tournament title in Texas, defeating Randall High School and Hanks High School after a first-time appearance. Standouts Ysabel Martinez Stephanie Pohl Nina Franchini earned all tournament honors with Franchini named Journey Most Valuable Player. The football team controlled New Mexico Military Institute in a 2-0 start, led by Sam Baca and others as St. Pius improved to 2-0 heading to Round Valley Arizona Friday.
The Nike New Mexico Classic golf tournament at Santa Ana Golf Course Oct 4–10 seeks over 500 volunteers and 55–70 caddies. Volunteers pay 25 dollars for a kit and access, while caddies earn 24–40 dollars daily. a caddie clinic is set for Oct 2.
Bernalillo High School boys tie Taos 1-1 after two overtimes as Mark Hahs makes 14 saves and Alejandro Sinfricata nets the Spartans goal. Girls fall to Kirtland Central 2-1 after extra periods. Andrea Romero scores for Bernalillo and Peachee Garcia earns player of the game honors.
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