Medina faces split choice between football and baseball
Questa's Virgil Medina, standout running back for the Wildcats, earned selection to the North South baseball all stars and previously to the North South football game. He starred as pitcher and outfielder, hit .440, and rushed for 1,200 yards with 24 touchdowns. His coach calls the honor historic and says Medina must choose his final sport. The decision, due June 3, will be made for the June 13 14 Las Cruces event.
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Rainy weather stalls Taos softball tournament action
Rain soaked weekend play washed out action in the Los Amigos Softball League at county fields. Six teams remain in the winner bracket and about a dozen in the loser's bracket as organizers push to resume Saturday June 7 weather permitting. The undefeated A division Speedballs linger as league leaders with last year’s national trip in memory.
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Taos Big League sweep over Clayton and Los Alamos
The Taos Big League team swept two doubleheaders last week defeating Clayton 12-1 and 7-1 then beat a Los Alamos player 5-4 and 6-0. Home games are at the high school field with a concession stand. Next up, Taos faces another Los Alamos team Sunday June 8 starting at 1 p.m.
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Stars Special Olympics results and league standings update
The Stars coverage lists Special Olympics results with multiple athletes from EGMS TJHS ARC TRTC and others across events like pentathlon 100 meter dash long jump shotput and mile run. It also provides Little League standings led by Sisneros and Taos Gravel along with upcoming senior division and softball schedules at County Field and Sooner fields with weather-related postponements noted.
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Taos athletes shine at New Mexico Special Olympics Summer Games
Close to 800 athletes from across New Mexico competed in Santa Fe with Taos participants earning medals. Winners from county and local events advanced to Santa Fe, then potential national and international stages. Notable finishers include Denise Coffee and Lourdes Rael, who also ran eight miles from Taos to Santa Fe for charity.
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