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Today's Sports

  • Week 7 Duke City Soccer League...

    Here are the Los Alamos Football Club’s results from week seven of Duke City Soccer League play:

    On the girls side, the U11 Hotshots 2001 rematch against  Albuquerque United turned out much better than its 6-0 opening game loss, playing the United to a scoreless draw.
    Goalkeepers Anna Lemke and Leah Wolfsberg and midfield duo Amy Littleton and Marie Lee helped preserve the scoreless tie throughout.
    Strikers Alyssa Parker, Alissia Hagenstadt, Paulina Burnside and Sophia Mamula kept the attacking pressure and the defense was led by Shelly Doyle, Kaitlin McGrane and Gloria Torres.
    For the boys, most games were cancelled due to high winds tipping over goals.

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  • Bronkhorst, Lucero take third at...

     Los Alamos School of Gymnastics’ three optional gymnasts gave a solid finish to their season at the New Mexico State Championships March 17 in Albuquerque.
    Senior Luvina Lucero gave her best performance of the season, taking gold on balance beam, finishing with a final score of 9.375. Lucero took bronze overall with her score of 35.225.
    In the junior age division, Katya Skurikhin earned silver on vault (9.250) and took sixth place overall (35.425) against tough competition.

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  • Fishing Report 04-27-12

    Catches of the Week
     
    Ute Lake: April l9, Jon Corn of Roswell caught a 6-pound largemouth bass. He was using a plastic worm. April 20, Mark Murphy of Woodward, OK caught a 4.16-pound walleye. He was using a crank bait.
    Sumner Lake: April 21, Lorenzo Loveless of Albuquerque caught a 3.25-pound crappie. He was jigging a nightcrawler.
    Cochiti Lake: April 22, Joshua Lozano, age 10 from Albuquerque, caught a 30-inch northern pike. He was using a crank bait.

    Send Catches of the Week to fishforfun2@hotmail.com. Include name, date, and location, type of fish, length and weight if possible and bait, lure or fly used.

    Northeast

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  • District singles, doubles titles...

    The District 2-4A championship tennis tournaments have been something of one-sided affairs of late.
    Los Alamos’ boys and girls teams are undefeated at the district tournament since joining 2-4A in 2000. While in team competition that’s unlikely to change in 2012, the individual tournament could be very competitive.
    The district tournament starts Friday and continues through Saturday in Santa Fe.
    Most of the Hilltopper girls’ top players have elected to combine to play in this year’s doubles draw, leaving the singles competition wide open. Meanwhile, the second and third spots in the boys singles draw appear to be up for grabs as well.

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  • Sports Update 04-26-12

    Track program returns June 6

    The Los Alamos County Recreation Division is hosting the Hershey’s Track & Field Program June 6.
    The program is open to boys and girls ages 9-14. The competition will be at Sullivan Field starting at 10 a.m.
    Interested participants must provide a copy of their birth certificate along with registration materials. There is no charge for participation.
    For more information, call 662-8173 or visit www.losalamosnm.us/rec on the Internet.

    5K to benefit Alzheimer’s research

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  • Senior men's golf...

    Here are the results from the Northern New Mexico Senior Men’s Golf Association tournaments at Sierra del Rio Golf Course April 17-18:

    April 17

    First flight

    First low gross
    Bob Sherman, Santa Fe, 70.

    Second low gross
    Chuck Padilla, Las Vegas, 70.

    First low net
    Bruce Dickinson, Corrales, 67.

    Second flight

    First low gross
    Richard McDowell, Albuquerque, 82.

    Second low gross
    Warren Bush, Albuquerque, 86.

    First low net
    Phil Allen, Gallup, 69.

    Third flight

    First low gross
    Don Holifield, Santa Fe, 86.

    Second low gross

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  • The Next Level 04-26-12

    Former LA athletes excel in classroom for UNM Lobos

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  • Sports Update 04-25-12

    Bower Memorial run is May 12

    The Atomic City Roadrunners will host the Jerry Bower Memorial 5K Run/Walk May 12.
    The run will start behind the Betty Ehart Senior Center in Los Alamos. Race time is 9 a.m.
    Registration forms are available at several different sites around Los Alamos County or can be obtained online at atomicrunners.com. For more information, visit the website or call 672-1639.

    Duathlon registration still open

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  • LA boys tennis splits duals this...

    The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys tennis team split its final two regular season duals at home Monday and Tuesday.
    Los Alamos doubled up against Santa Fe Monday, taking a 6-3 win, then dropped a tight 5-4 decision to St. Michael’s Horsemen, 5-4.
    The victory over the Demons Monday clinched the Hilltoppers’ overall No. 1 seed heading into this weekend’s 2-4A tournament. The winner of that tournament in the team, singles and doubles qualifies to move on to next week’s state Class 4A championship tournament.
    Against St. Mike’s, the Hilltoppers went 2-4 in singles competition. They needed to sweep the doubles contests but came up one match short in doubles to snatch the victory against the Horsemen, a tough Class A-3A squad.

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