Taos Marathon Set to Challenge Runners Sunday
The 1987 Taos Marathon starts Sunday in front of Kachina Lodge and ends 26.2 miles later on the Plaza. Runners include men women and coed teams across ages with 11 aid stations and a demanding high altitude course from 8,900 to 7,200 feet passing El Prado Arroyo Seco and Taos Plaza.
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Arroyo Seco
el Prado
Arroyo Hondo
Taos Plaza
Espanola Fiesta Run Set for June 28 at NNMC Campus
The City of Espanola schedules its 18th annual Fiesta Run for Sunday at 8 45 a m. The event offers 5 and 10 kilometer courses with male and female divisions and three age groups. Registration opens morning of race at the Lucero Center NNMC. For details contact Steve Quintana at 753 7351.
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Espanola
Lucero Center
Northern New Mexico Community College
Steve Quintana
New Mexico High Schools Adopt Three-Point Arch Paint
Schools across New Mexico prepare for a new season as the New Mexico Athletic Association issues directions to paint courts with a 19 ft 9 in three-point arch on both boys and girls courts, a first for New Mexico high school basketball after colleges adopted the rule last year.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Athletic Association
Taos Leads New Mexico in Regional Wrestling Gold Rush
New Mexico wrestlers shine at the Southern Plains Regional Junior Olympic championships near Denver Valerio of Taos wins gold in freestyle after defeating top wrestlers from five states and earns a spot on the New Mexico all star team Valencia also wins silver in the 1035 lb class Taos coaches Culver and Stormo lead the delegation Marvin Martinez and Jason Hamarat win Greco golds with other Taos youths medaling This marks New Mexico's best regional performance to date
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Taos
Gilbert Valerio
Colorado
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Valerio
Taos High
Denver
Colo
U.S
Canada
Phillip Valencia
Valencia
Greg Culver
Albuquerque
David Stormo
Taos Wrestling Club
Marvin Martinez
Jason Hamarat
Stormo
Harold Medina
Arthur Martinez
Three teams lead women's softball league tied at 38-0
The three top teams Floyd's Angels Houston Lumber and Taos Lighting Gems each stand 38-0 early in the season with Houston facing Floyd's on Friday June 19. Lum ber star Margaret Gonzales a coach at Taos High will face Taos players in a student versus teacher clash. The Gems opened with a loss to Vander Sy's then won and placed second in the tourney, with Laura Lucero and Ronnie Young on the all tourney team. Floyd's Lonely Hearts won the Rick Arquello Memorial Tournament in Las Vegas led by MVP Dennis Cordova and All Tournament selections Dan Ruiz Pete Campos. The Hearts now share first in the Taos Los Amigos A Division as Taos Gravel leads with 16-0. Police and Kiwanis two games back as post season starts June 22 with finals June 26.
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Houston Lumber
Taos Lighting Gems
Floyd's
Houston
Margaret Gonzales
Taos High School
Gonzales
the Gems
Vander Sy’s
Tesuque
Shamrock
Espanola
Laura Lucero
Ronnie Young
Floyd
Lonely Hearts
Las Vegas
Rick Arquello
Hearts
Steve Trujillo
Santa Fe Builders
Builders
Lasera
Taos
Dennis Cordova
Dan Ruiz
Pete Campos
Joe Silva
Danny Gonzales
Taos Los Amigos
Taos Gravel
Police Department
Kiwanis
Kit Cannon Park
Taos Softball schedules and standings mix with local results
The notice lists women’s softball games at County Fields 2 and 8 starting 6 p.m. with schedules for Penasco and Angel Fire. It includes June results and standings for Houston Lumber Floyd’s Angels Taos Lighting Gems Amstel Lite Beer Pavi’s Ski Rio Fire and Ice and others, plus local Little League standings and late June doubleheaders. Some periods note upcoming matches and recent results, with results reporting from June 8 to 15 and more games planned through June 28.
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Ski Rio Fire and Ice
Toosa Lighting
Gema
Blue ‘Jays
Houraton Lumber
Theresa's Cafe
Amstel Lite
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Angel Fire Rebels
Morning Talk
Huston Lumber
Wal-Mart
Amatel Lite Beer
Wal- Mart
Dy Hearts
Amuatel Lite Beer
Taos Lighting Gems
Amstel Lite Beer
Therasa’s Cafe
Taos riders lead New Mexico Cutting Horse standings
Taos area members of the Greater New Mexico Cutting Horse Association report multiple wins from March 21 to May 31 across Dan's Boots and Saddles, Land of Enchantment, Wagner Ranch, Arteala, Bosque Farms, and Clovis events. Pam MacArthur and Linda Donnithorne collect novice and Ladies to Ride titles. Monte Rondo tops NM rankings with Bob Freeman riding. A novice riders clinic is set for July 33 to August 2 at Casa de Caballos with Barbara Schulte.
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Greater
Donnithorne
Wagner Ranch
MacArthur
Arteala
Bosque Farms
Linda Donnithorne
el Cid
Clovis
Eagle Nest
Monte Rondo
Robert and
Anne Butler
Bob Freeman
Graham
Texas
New Mexico
Betty Prescription
Bill Donnithorne
Taos
Barbara Schulte
Brenham
Casa de Caballos
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