Taos area sports schedule with free phys and triathlon
Taos area sports events include school free sports physicals by year end, Taos Urgent Care offering sports physicals for 25 dollars June 13 to 24 with weekend access, and a 11th annual youth triathlon on Sunday June 12 with free weekly conditioning at Quail Ridge Inn 3:30 to 5:30 pm. The event, open to ages 4-18, features varying course lengths and starts at 9 am with swimming biking and running. registration on race day at Quail Ridge 8:15 to 8:30 am after selling tickets to enter. Proceeds benefit Youth Heartline. prizes include T-shirts ribbons fruit and ice cream coupons. Dozens compete in MLB Pitch Hit and Run at Kit Carson Park with advancing rounds to sectional and national finals. Red River hosts the High Mountain Half Marathon and 5K Run May 21 with course 13.1 miles and a 700 foot climb. Late registrations 7 to 8:30 am at Bull O the Woods Saloon. reception May 20 at Mountain Treasures with music and auction. information at redrivernewmex.com.
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Taos Cyclery
Quail Ridge
MLB
Taos Youth and Family Center
Little League Fields
Kit Carson Park
Red River
Main Street
Bull O' the Woods
Mountain Treasures
Barbara Newman
Redrivernewmex.com
Taos hosts multi event track meet champions
The meet at Taos crowned pitch champion Jenae Romero along with Sonja Vigil and Ashleigh Trujillo. Midnight Lujan earned the hit title and Ashleigh claimed the run championship in a tightly contested event sequence.
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Jenae Romero
Arroyo Hondo
Sonja Vigil
Ashleigh Trujillo
Taos
Midnight Lujan
Taos Whiplashes open home season with two derby bouts
The Taos Whiplashes host their home opener at Taos Youth and Family Center on Saturday May 21 with a 5 p.m. Duke City mash-up Gyn-0-Might versus Gang Green and a 7 p.m. bout against Farmington High Desert Derby. Tickets are $7 in advance and $10 at the door. kids 12 and under free.
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Taos
Talisman Tattoo
Que Pasa
Clarke & Company
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Santa Fe Century ride nearly cancelled but survives
Charlie Loesch stepped in to direct the 26th Santa Fe Century after Willard Chilcott battled illness. About 2,700 cyclists completed the 100 mile route from Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center through Cedar Grove to Stanley and back, despite winds and previous accident patterns. Chilcott attended to provide guidance, and Loesch will become the permanent director.
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Willard Chilcott
Loesch
Chilcott
Cedar Grove
Stanley
U.S. Highway 285
Eldorado
Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center
National Guard
East
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