Goddard Rockets Reach Class 5A Semi Final In 1 P.M. St. Pius X Clash
Sports brief details state Goddard Rockets advance to the Class 5A semifinal with a Friday 1 p.m. match against St. Pius X Sartans at Santa Ana Star Field, UNM. Also listed are multiple baseball results, softball totals, and various college and pro schedules with times and venues across May 12–13 events.
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Rockets edge Deming in playoff win at Santa Ana Star Field
Goddard head coach Alan Edmonson praised Ty Villarreal as he pitched and hit, leading the Rockets to an 8-1 win over Deming. Cal Villareal went 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs, while Luke Fink and Justin Miller added key hits. The victory sets up a semifinal with the Sartans at UNM ahead of a possible title shot at Isotopes Park.
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ESPN revamps E:60 with Ley Schaap as hosts
ESPN launches a sharpened long form magazine show E:60 on Sunday at 9 a.m. ET, with Bob Ley and Jeremy Schaap guiding viewers as the network shifts toward in depth journalism amid profit concerns and staff cuts. The premiere episode features a report on the Syrian national soccer team as part of the new format.
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Roswell softball racked by controversial calls in loss to Kirtland
Roswell fell 2-0 to Kirtland amid disputed rulings as a third base umpire overruled calls at home and, later, a bunt play led to a run. Coach Sandoval blasted the officiating, vowing to appeal while Roswell pursued a three-win day to reach the championship. Mykaya Olivas pitched a complete game in a 9-1 win over Deming, lifting Roswell into contention.
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