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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1989

Page

4

Cibola teams post wins and forfeit in busy week

Cibola boys soccer moved to 2-1 with a 4-1 win over Valley and a 1-0 forfeit victory vs Los Lunas. Ed Pouhoff scored three goals, Evan Sanchez added one, and Cliff Spirock had eight saves. Girls soccer fell 0-6 to Eldorado, Mary Ulibarri with 16 saves. Volleyball opened season with a win over Santa Fe in a four set match.

Cibola Valley Los Lunas Cougar Ed Pouhoff Evan Sanchez Cliff Spirock

Bernalillo Teams Finish Fourth in Cross Country and Sixth in Volley

Bernalillo high school sports mixed results at recent events. The boys cross country team placed fourth at the Academy Invitational behind Eldorado Albuquerque Academy and St. Pius with Leroy Bird finishing seventh and Joseph Tenorio tenth. In volleyball, Bernalillo finished sixth at the St. Michael's Tournament after a final-round loss to West Las Vegas by scores of 15-6 15-13 15-2.

Beralillo Spartans Eldorado Albuquerque Academy St. Pins Bernalillo Leroy Bird Joseph Tenorio Spartan St. Michael’s West

County 4Hers Attend Annual Senior State Conference

Three Sandoval County 411 members attended the annual senior state 4H conference in late July. Attendees included Thaddeus Martinez of the Cuba 4H club and Willard Coriz and Aaron Garcia of the San Domingo 4H club. Martinez and Garcia served as voting delegates for Sandoval County Council. For joining a 4H club or volunteering as a leader contact Virginia Alexander at 867 2951.

Sandoval County Thaddeus Martinez Cuba Willard Coriz Aaron Garcia Santo Domingo Martinez Garcia Virginia Alexander

Valle Grande Golf Club financing advances near Bernalillo

Valle Grande Golf Ltd aims to secure 4 million dollars for a 27 hole course near Bernalillo with 18 hole championship and 9 hole executive layouts. Financing to come from First National Bank, a California investor group and the Bureau of Indian Affairs, with ground to break late this year or early next.

Jay P. Thavinger Bernalillo Valle Grande Golf Club Michael Yrene Valle Grande Golf Ltd First National Bank California Bureau of Indian Affairs Yrene Bernalilla NM 44 Jemez Canyon Dam Jemez Creek Rio Grande Valle Grande Albuquerque Southern Sandoval Investments, Inc Santa Ana Pueblo

Cougars edge Vikings 22 6 for first win

The Cibola Cougars topped the Valley Vikings 22 to 6 to even their record at 1-1. Brent Freeze led with his first varsity start completing 7 passes for 70 yards while Jeremy Salazar sparked the opening score with a key reception and later an end zone throw. Randy Smith and Jeff Bell added defensive and late game scoring events as the Cougars held on at Milne Stadium with Santa Fe upcoming.

Brent Freeze Jeremy Salazar Cougars Freeze Clarence Sena Valley Salazar Justin Lewis Cibola Randy Smith David Torres Rick Roberts Jeff Bell Torres Yails Santa Fe Milne Stadium Pam

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