Taos Special Olympians Shine At State Meet
Taos athletes won eight gold medals at the Albuquerque state meet June 3-4, setting records led by Dennis Martinez with 2,550 pentathlon points and a long jump of 17 feet 10 inches. Sean Struck earned silver with 2,340 points, while many Taos competitors claimed multiple podium finishes and coach Bob Blair was named Trainer and Coach of the Year.
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Taos
Albuquerque
Dennis Martinez
Martinez
Sean Struck
Struck
Ramon Sandoval
Cesario Rubio
Edward Baca
Lourdes Rael
Dorothy Mascarenas
Frances Tafoya
Danny Martinez
Bob Blair
Sandovalist
Burbio
Felicia Romero
Deserie Marquez
Questa
Taos youth Marvin Martinez dominates regional cadet wrestling
Marvin Martinez of the Taos Wrestling Club won both freestyle and Greco-Roman in the 15-16 year old 121 pound division at the Southern Plains Regional in Dallas. He earned nine falls across nine matches to become a two-way champion, one of New Mexico’s few to do so. Next stop: Cadet Nationals in Missouri on June 29 as a potential Team USA selection. Six other Taos club members added seven more medals.
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Marvin Martinez
Taos Wrestling Club
Southern Plains
Dallas
Martinez
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Team USA
Taos Club
Taos Softball Schedule Opens June with Local Matches
A compact schedule lists games from June 22 to June 28 at Sanchez Park with multiple doubleheaders at C1 C2 fields. Teams include Boheims No belmen Parraz/JV Elect TVFD St Francis Mob Sol Bros Taos Pharmacy Hando Sliders Floyds KTAO Reds Lopez Chavez and Mike Carroll. Also notes golf and stow pitch tournaments at Red River events.
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Sanchez Park
Boheims
Ened Kitchen
Taos Sol Bros
Cottom's
Nobelmen
Parraz/JV Elect
TVFD
Taos Cable
Mike Carrol
St Francis
Ramada Inn
MOB
Sol Bros
Taos Pharmacy
Hando Sliders
Floyd's
Parraz
JV Elect
Red River
Angel Fire
Call Club
Brandenburg Park
Limes
Mike Carroll
Noblemen
KTAO
Michael's Kitchen
Hondo Sniders
Taps Cable
St. Francis H
Bohiems
Lopez
Lopez/Chavez 16 , Ramada ian, 4; Cottom’s 10, El Puebla/Coors
Michaels Kitchen
El Puebla/Coors
Tape Pharmacy
Ramada Fan
Noblamen
St. Francis
Taos Cyclists Dominate Diverse Mountain Bike Race
On a hot 90 degree day the second annual Father s Day Mountain Bike Race in Taos saw Taos men win open and place high, with Taos women taking two top spots. Open 20 mile winner Dave Mount from Pilar via Rio Grande Gorge Bridge earned a Diamond Back bike. Santa Fe riders swept several top places. Fun division winners included Taos riders Tamara Stephenson and Jennifer Trindel. Fifty four riders competed, sponsored by Native Sons Adventures of Taos.
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Taosefios
Taos
Dave Mount
Pilar
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
Gorge Rim
Carson
Mount
Bridgestone
Taos Junction Bridge
Jason Strauch
Santa Fe
Michael Jewel
Allyn Hutchinson
Ann Chernoff
Rachel Moscarella
Taos Ski Valley
Jennifer Leon
Rose Blair
Porge Bridge
Gorge Rim Road
Brent Bennetll
Mike
Tamara Stephenson
el Prado
Jennifer Trindel
Kathy Wright
Linda Walsh
Noah Kenin
Thomas Elder
Native Sons Adventures of
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Jessica Lucero
Veronica Suazo
ALJ
Michael Line
Ard
Felice Chavez
Baca
Martin Apodaca
Gloria Santistrevan
Alfredo Villalobos
Dennis Mastinez
Sandoval
Santistavan
Silas
Association of Retarded Citizens
Raal
Francetta Gallegos
Mascarenas
Donna Salazar
Ant Slj
Ray Griegos
Patrick Martinez
Gloria Sanchez
The
Taos News
Marlin Romero
Carolyn Flexner
Angel Fire Corp
David Hillman
Linda Libbey
Dennis Martinez Leaps
Phillip Archuleta
el Mariachi
Encanto de Santa
Phallip Archuleta
Ben O'Conner
Ortis Printings
Marvin Johnson
Taos High School
Santa Fe Road
Sports Calls
Wesley
Gregory Brian
Lee Shaver
Proenx Mechanical
Luther Holley
Sierra del Sos Condos
the Plumbers, Inc
Phoenix Mechanical
Raton Bypass
Encinas Puarta
Ramada
Los. Amigos Softball League
Cottom's Ball Busters
Hondo Spiders
KTAC
el Pueblo Coors
Taos Valley Fire Capt
JV Electric
Berkley Bionix
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
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