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The Alamogordo High School Tigers Homecoming week culminated Friday evening with the varsity team hosting Piedra Vista of Farmington New Mexico and winning 36 to 35 in a game that went into overtime.
The game highlights began with Brig Keiser of Piedra Vista making a 3 yard touchdown run. Piedra Vista led Alamogordo 7 to 0 with 5:41 to go in the 1st quarter.
Next during the first quarter Alamogordo's Nate Best tossed a 15 yard touchdown pass to Josiah Quinlan, then Vazquez XP was good. Alamogordo and Piedra Vista were tied 7-7 with 1:58 to go 1Q.
The 2nd quarter play began and Piedra Vista's Brig Keiser had a 15 yard touchdown run. Piedra Vista led Alamogordo 14 to 7 with 10:48 to go in the second.
Next Nate Best ran a 3 yard touchdown run, Vazquez XP was good. Alamogordo tied Piedra Vista 14-14 with 4:31 to go till halftime. Halftime commenced with the teams tied 14 to 14.
Halftime festivities included special recognitions, band performances and more...
Piedra Vista's Brig Keiser did a 5 yard touchdown run and Piedra Vista then lex Alamogordo 21 to 14 with 6:47 to go in the 3rd quarter. The quarter ended with the score 21 to 14.
The fourth quarter saw much action with Brig Keiser of fulfilling a 82 yard touchdown run. Piedra Vista led Alamogordo 28 to 14 with 10:06 to go in the 4th quarter. The Tigers Nate Best then did a 3 yard touchdown run with Vazquez XP good. Then again Alamogordo scored again and Piedra Vista tied 28-28 with 1:58 to go in the 4th.
At the End of Regulation play Alamogordo and Piedra Vista tied 28-28 and Alamogordo went into overtime. The Tigers then went into double overtime.
Nate Best pulled the Tigers to a victory 3 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Bryant Jr. Best played a 3 yard run with a 2 point conversion that was good and led the Tigers to their first win of the season!
The Tigers varsity team improved their record to 1 and 3. They begin district play next Friday at Organ Mountain.
Congratulations Tigers on a victorious Homecoming 2024!
worthwhile steps in the battle to keep the trump/musk regime from converting our nation into a government of the billionaires, for the billionaires, and by the billionaires.
You forgot to mention Flag Day, Saturday, June 14th.
I was puzzled as to why June 30th would be set as National Meteor Day, because I didn't recall any major meteor showers on or around that date.
So I looked it up. It turns out it's a date I should've remembered.
and, it's useful to note that the 14th will be NO KINGS DAY, with peaceful demonstrations across the nation - calling for concerned citizens to protest the actions of the trump/musk regime - and save our constitutional form of government.
Sunny, with a high of 97 and low of 65 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
After reading Milk's bio on Wikipedia I can't see why anyone would want to name a ship or anything else for him.
For one thing, he was a pedophile;
they could name it the donald j. trump, for a draft dodger whose daddy saw to it that a doctor provided a questionable letter, stating that he had bone spurs...resulting in a draft deferment during the vietnam war.
He has a store in Alamogordo, but is based in Artesia. Kinda like calling Walmart a local business.
If you look up Peco's Valley Pizza, dba as Domino's Pizza you'll find he has had multiple lawsuits against him and his company, more than one of which were for unpaid wages, among other things.
Mr. Baake,
several students placed in the top five statewide and nine in the top three
And that out of what appears to be a class of 7.
Gotta love the new math.
Are we over reacting to these measles outbreaks?
From the headlines and stories you'd think measles were as deadly as Anthrax.
Before the 1970's, getting the measles was just part of growing up, and for the most part was treated with the same urgency as a cold or skinned knee.
"if we can prevent a disease, why not take those preventative measures?" well said.
in this day and age, anyone who imagines that there is any non-partisan election anywhere in this nation - from president to dog catcher - is living in a fairyland. as noted herein, disputes between city & county are exhibit #1 to show the concept is a sham.
I agree with the first part of Mr. Mitchell's statement, there's no such thing as a totally non-partisan elected official.
But I don't agree that disagreements between city & county are proof of concept.
for perhaps a better perspective - let's zoom in a little closer....can you tell me that there is never discord between the majority republican alamogordo city officials and the democratic controlled state government. more specifically, can you say that and keep a straight face?