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Today's Sports

  • Baseball: WR can close out...

    White Rock Little League’s 11-12 All-Stars can close out the District 1 tournament and clinch a trip to state tonight with a win over Española Valley.

    Despite a pair of rain delays during Tuesday’s game at Alto Park in Santa Fe, White Rock pitcher Jared Mang held Española Valley scoreless through four strong innings, allowing just two hits and two walks while fanning 10 batters.

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  • Baseball: LA knocked out by...

    SANTA FE – A long grueling trip through the loser’s bracket of the District 1 tournament finally proved to be too much for the Los Alamos Little League 11-12 All-Stars.

    Los Alamos was sluggish early in its elimination game Wednesday and never could catch the Española Valley All-Stars, falling 11-8. The District 1 tournament is being played at Alto Park.

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  • Sports update

    LA 9-10 All-Stars play tonight in Pojoaque

    The Los Alamos Little League 9-10 All-Star baseball team will take on Pojoaque tonight at Pojoaque.

    Los Alamos won its District 1 tournament opener Monday night against Española 17-4 to advance.

    Tonight’s game with Pojoaque starts at 5:30 p.m.

    Also tonight, the White Rock Little League 9-10 All-Stars will play in Santa Fe at 6 p.m.

    Kinderkick registration is open

    The Family YMCA of Los Alamos will hold its Kinderkick program starting Aug. 18.

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  • Men's ACI: Sanchez holds...

    Almost exactly 10 years to the day after his last win at the Atomic City Invitational, Lee Sanchez had one of his finest performances at the event.

    He would need it.

    Jason Norman came back from three holes down with six to play in the 27-hole final of the ACI to force sudden death Sunday.

    After some of the biggest clutch shots the tournament has seen, Sanchez’s gap wedge shot on the first playoff hole proved to be the biggest.

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  • Baseball: White Rock 11-12s...

    The White Rock All-Stars continue in the winner’s bracket of the District 1 Majors 11-12 tournament tonight.

    White Rock scored 36 runs in its first two tournament games to advance to tonight’s contest. That game will start at 6:30 p.m. at Santa Fe’s Alto Park.

    White Rock opened its tournament with a 21-9, 4-inning win over Pojoaque Valley Saturday, then topped Pecos 15-4 in five innings Sunday.

    Against Pojoaque, White Rock collected 19 hits, nine of them for extra bases.

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  • Baseball: 11-12 All-Star rosters...

    Here are the rosters for the Los Alamos Little League and White Rock Little League All-Stars.

    The District 1 tournament started Saturday in Santa Fe. Results from Saturday’s games weren’t available at press time.

    Los Alamos 11-12 All-Stars

    Peter Brewer

    Jonah Dickens

    Daniel Finn

    Matthew Frye

    Tristen Hill

    Koby Leeches

    McKenzie Logan

    Trevor Pacheco

    Ryan Pappas

    Raul Roybal

    William Steinkamp

    Glen Pappas, manager

    Jason Leeches, coach

    White Rock 11-12 All-Stars

    Clint Adams

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  • Senior Men's ACI: Sanchez...

    Bruce Takala started off Saturday’s final match like gangbusters.

    Takala topped 2007 senior’s champion Eddie Sanchez on the eighth and ninth holes, where the pair started, to grab a 2-hole lead.

    But it wouldn’t stay that way for long.

    Sanchez scored back-to-back pars on the 10th and 11th holes and would eventually go up to stay, holding on for a 3 and 1 victory in Saturday’s Atomic City Invitational senior’s final.

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  • Women's ACI: Anast takes...

    Sarah Anast was quick to give a shout out after her win Saturday.

    “Emily helped me a lot,” Anast said, talking about her caddy Emily Fortgang. “She kept my mind off golf. I didn’t have to think about it and about what I was doing. I know I can play, I just had to go out and do it.”

    Anast trailed big early to her opponent in the women’s Atomic City Invitational final, Anita Dunmar, but got on a roll to cut into that lead. Anast would hold on at the final hole to take a 1-up victory Saturday.

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  • Men's ACI: Norman, Sanchez...

    A wily veteran and an up-and-comer will duke it out in today’s men’s final of the Atomic City Invitational.

    Jason Norman and Lee Sanchez advanced to the championship match of the championship flight with big wins Saturday.

    Norman, a former Los Alamos High School standout, continued an impressive run through the men’s title flight Saturday, knocking off Tim Johnson 3 and 2 in Saturday’s semifinal match at Los Alamos Golf Course.

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  • Senior Olympics: LA will send 30...

    The Los Alamos Senior Olympic Games concluded with 30 local athletes participating and qualifying for the State Games.

    The State Games will be held at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces July 29-Aug. 3.

    At the local Games this year, 11 women and 19 men ages 50 to 87 competed. So far, 23 of the qualifiers have registered to compete in Las Cruces.

    The most popular sport this year was shuffleboard with 10 registered participants. Horseshoes and table tennis each had eight participants.

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