Roswell Boys Loses Semifinal To Artesia in Tennis
Roswell falls 7 to 2 to Artesia in the District 4-4A semifinals. Artesia dominates both boys and girls matches as Roswell competing in the district tournament.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2012
Page
13
Roswell falls 7 to 2 to Artesia in the District 4-4A semifinals. Artesia dominates both boys and girls matches as Roswell competing in the district tournament.
In Game 2 Goddard beat Roswell 15-5 to complete the sweep. Wilcox earned the win for the Rockets, delivering a double and a triple as Wentland went 2 for 3 for Goddard, now 14-10 overall and 4-2 in District 4-44A. Orona contributed a triple and a run for Roswell in Game 1.
The 19th annual Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Race for the Zoo set for May 12 at 8 a.m. at Spring River Zoo includes a 10K, 5K, and 2 mile walk. Walker Aviation Museum Foundation hosts a May 12 golf tourney at NMMI with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. All Saints Catholic School holds a May 19 golf tourney at Spring River Golf Course with 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. starts.
Jesse Jennings and Mariana Flores led Roswell with straight set wins while Velasquez Cannon pair won doubles 6 3 6 1. NMMI edged Eunice 5 0 as Scott Schwab and Chance Cavin propelled the Colts with a 3 for 4 performance and four RBIs.
Hobbs won the boys team title with 294 as Carlsbad ranked third at 307 and Clovis 13 behind at 350. Individual medalist Kenneth Fadke of Hobbs shot 69 while Roswell’s Amanda Silvas posted 106 for girls and Hobbs Goddard’s Emilee Engelhard shot 83 for medalist honors at Ocotillo Park.
Major League Baseball round up lists Monday results Yankees 7 Texas 4 Boston 6 Minnesota 5 Toronto 4 Kansas City 1 Chicago White Sox 4 Oakland 0. Tuesday scores Cleveland 4 Kansas City 3 Seattle 7 Detroit 4 Baltimore 2 Toronto 1 Tampa Bay 5 Los Angeles Angels 0. Texas 2 New York 0 Boston 11 Minnesota 2. Chicago White Sox at Oakland 8 05 p.m. Wednesday games include White Sox at Oakland 1 35 p.m. and Cubs 3 St Louis 2 in 10 innings.
In a high school softball game, Haylee McFadin drove in Lem for an 8-6 lead, Brooke Steen added a key double, Kyla Casaus grounded out to end a threat, and Savannah Boone earned the win in her first varsity start. Danielle Hubbard took the loss for Goddard after seven innings. McFadin went 2 for 3 with two RBIs. Urban and Mara Thorp each 2 for 4 with one RBI.
Cycling moves from Tour de Romandie stage 1 to La Chaux de Fonds in Switzerland as same day tape. Cubs visit the Cubs? (text unclear) The Clippers visit New York for NBA action while Spurs visit Phoenix. NHL playoffs quarterfinal action and CNBC playoff coverage listed with teams TBA. Champions League semifinal second leg Bayern Munich at Real Madrid at noon.
NBA scores include Atlanta 109 over L A Clippers 102 and Boston 78 over Miami 66. Upcoming games list matchups for Thursday and Tuesday with multiple city venues. MLB notes Arizona Diamondbacks recall Joe Martinez and Mike Zagurski while designating Jonathan Albaladejo, Atlanta option Jair Jurrjens, Cincinnati places Bill Bray on the DL and recalls J J Hoover.
MLB: Dodgers place Matt Guerrier on 15-day DL retro to April 19. recall Michael Antonini. Mets place Jason Bay on 15-day DL. Pelfrey on 15-day DL retro to April 22. Zach Lutz recalled from Buffalo. Nationals designate Brett Carroll for assignment. Evansville Otters extend C Brett Chamberlain. River City Rascal Brad Stilings signs. Chase Austin suspended. Beach Bums Ty Foster signed. Jim Tatum named hitting coach. Lyndon Poole signed. Marco Davaiillo released. North American League: San Angelo Colts acquire Kris Hones from Maui. NBA: Lakers suspend Metta World Peace seven games. Harden elbow incident. Warriors promote Bob Myers. Knicks promote Glen Grunwald. 76ers sign Xavier Silas. Wizards reach terms with Ernie Grunfeld. NFL: Saints sign Jonathan Casillas. Redskins sign Chris Wilson. CFL: Blue Bombers sign Alex Hall, Terrell Parker, Demond Houston. NHL: Hurricanes sign Jiri Trusty. Panthers recall Jacob Markstrom. MLS: FC Dallas fined for Blas Perez elbow. Vancouver adds Caleb Clarke. College: Baylor Quincy Miller entering NBA draft. College of Idaho Brian Smith named director of soccer. Emory & Henry Tom Antenucci named cross country coach. Florida International Ferguson enters NBA. Hamline Jason Verdugo named baseball coach. Marshall Warren dismissed. North Texas Tony Benford named men’s basketball coach. Ohio State Ryan Tanoue rifle coach. Saint Augustine’s Lonnie Blow Jr. named men’s basketball coach.
Dallas faces questions on whether to trade up or stay at 14 after signing cornerback Brandon Carr to a 50 million five year deal and adding Kyle Orton Brodney Pool Dan Connor and Lawrence Vickers The team targeted depth with Mackenzy Bernadeau Nate Livings and others and Garrett notes free agency shapes draft plans with Alabama prospects among potential targets
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