Traveling team wows Taos Gymnastics Academy crowd
The Taos Gymnastics Academy summer all-star show drew a sold-out audience of over 100 participants ages 2 to adult. Teresa Bertoncin led a program featuring recreational routines, tumbling, girls level five and boys teams, preschool demonstrations, and partner events on beam and bars. A bake sale and auction funded a 30-foot tumble track, with organizers thanking supporters and inviting inquiries at 758-3200.
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Taos Gymnastics Academy
Teresa Bertoncin
Bertoncin
Zeke's Drops First Taos Senior League Game Then Wins
Zeke's fell 14-1 to Taos Physical Therapy on June 2 but rebounded to beat Penasco's El Rio Fly Shop 8-5 on June 5. Taos Physical Therapy pitcher Clay McCann held Zeke's to one run, with Frank Chacon providing the go-ahead run in the fifth. Montoya and Cruz drove in first RBIs. Cruz also impressed at short. Through June 3 Zeke's led the standings at 6-1, with Taos Physical Therapy 6-2 and others behind. Playoffs start June 16, all-star selections for 13 and 14-15-year-olds on June 21 or 22.
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Zeke’s
Taos
Taos Physical Therapy
Penasco
el Rio
Zeke
Jim Clayton
Clay McCann
Zeke’s/Pefiasco
Frank Chacon
Clayton Said
Marcos Montoya
Mark Cruz
Cruz
Clayton
Taos Orthopedic
St. Francis
el Rio Fly Shop
Taos Day School honors 88 athletes at May banquet
Eighty eight Taos Day School athletes including 73 of 106 in grades three through eight were honored at the May 28 athletic banquet at El Taosofio. Medals plaques and certificates recognized participation across 10 sports and special honors went to Naarah Holgate and Peter Martinez.
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Taos Day School
el Taosofio
Naarah Holgate
Wild Trout Stock Efforts In Wheeler Peak Area NM
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish stocks Wheeler Peak Wilderness lakes by helicopter every few years with native cutthroat fry. Middle Fork Lake and the Rio Hondo near Taos Ski Valley receive rainbow trout in early July. Rio Hondo above Taos and Sawmill Creek host natural cutthroat populations. East Fork Red River also stocked with rainbows. Williams Lake reportedly has no fish due to near solid winter freezes. For more information contact NM Game and Fish in Raton, 505-445-231.
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New Mexico
Ski Valley
Taos Ski Valley
Rio Hondo
Sawmill Creek
Red River
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Raton
Williams Lake
League opener sparks Taos barn burner in two to one victory
The Sangre de Cristo Men's Senior Baseball League kicked off with a 2-1 win by the R.C.s over the Hardballers at Taos High School's Ray Cardenas Field. Zane Holmes held the Hardballers to two hits, Ray Piper’s late relief preserved the lead, and Cesar Ward stole home on a missed bunt for the deciding run. Montoya and Padilla starred defensively at infield, with several players listed as college-bound after Taos High. For more info, contact Norm Cutliff or Marty Remaly.
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Sangre de Cristo
Robert Anaya
R.c.s
Taos High School
Ray Cardenas
Anaya
Zane Holmes
Ray Piper
Taos
Cesar Ward
Ward
Marc Montoya
Vince Padilla
B.c.s
Holmes
McMurry University
Abilene
Texas
Piper
Cochise College
Arizona
Montoya
Beloit University
Wisconsin
Anthony Medina
Northern California College
Lawrence Cordova
New Mexico State University
Norm Cutliff
Marty Remaly
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Halgate
Courtney Concha
Wheeler Peak
Taekwondo USA
ATA Fitness
Gusdorf Rd
Woody's
Ree Rcps
POISE
NAS
Avengers
Sebrings
Cirrus
Talons
Uta
MCA Lal Mama
AGE
GMC Sonoma
Dodge Intrepides
VTL Sre
Aster Nem Aarst NT Nsa
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