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Volleyball season begins and Alamogordo schedule will be competitive.




MaxPreps listed the top high school volleyball players in each state...
In New New Mexico Las Cruces Last season: 27-0, was the Class 5A state champion and via it Addison Massey dropped 516 kills and Sydney Pipkin dished up 876 assists for the unbeaten Bulldawgs. Both are back for their senior season along with junior Ava Price (137 kills).
Players were identified based on last year’s statistical data provided to MaxPreps as well as local, state or national honors from multiple media outlets. MaxPreps writer Aaron Williams listed Las Cruces senior Addison Massey as the top player in the Land of Enchantment heading into this season.
“I’m grateful for that title; however, I want to make sure that my mindset never changes,” Massey said. “I know I need to keep improving and cannot become complacent. I want to be the absolute best version of myself in tactics and leadership.”
“I think the best word to describe Addison Massey is ‘voracious’,” said Las Cruces head coach Keith Leupold. “In my 41 years of coaching at Las Cruces High School, she is the most complete player that has competed for me as a Bulldawg. She is the complete package; hitting, receiving serve, serving, defending, blocking, she excels at it all.”
The senior outside hitter led the Bulldawgs to an undefeated (27-0) season in 2024 and a 2nd straight state championship. Massey racked up 516 kills in her junior year, along with 236 digs. Massey committed to play volleyball at Kansas State in 2026. “I am constantly thinking of the next step, so with college right around the corner, I want to ensure that I’m entering as prepared as I can be,” said Massey. “However, it is always important to be in the moment, leading me into my team goals, which would be win district again and then to win state.”
Las Cruces is on a 30-match win streak dating back to 2023. The Bulldawgs open the season on August 29that the Franklin Hussmann Tournament.
By JP Murrieta assisted with this feature.
I follow theatres across the county, and know, this report is very sparse with details. Impossilbe to spend a million dollars on removing a fly loft, rigging and weights. New roof . . other upgrades, no where near a million bucks. The defamation should be on the managers who awarded inexperienced developers.
2nd Life Media is not an owner. We sold our share and that owner sold it to the present owner. Might want to check your facts. Also LEDA requires receipts and documentation. We had an estimated when we were an owner of aproximately $3 million needed to make it operational. Check your facts.
It will take well over a million dollars to make the theater usable to the public. We have not yet spent a million dollars, but we are far from complete. Our projected open date is Summer/Fall 2027.
Sunny, with a high of 73 and low of 55 degrees. Sunny during the morning, patchy rain nearby for the afternoon, clear overnight.
another useful example of a politician who is financed almost completely by special interests rather than the folks he's supposed to be representing. he represents the interests of those who pay his way...and only appeals to his voters when it comes time for re-election.
For those of the civilian public to understand. Every single Airman, marine, sailor and soldier whether Active duty or reserve or national guard has had explicit training on the UCMJ and illegal orders. This includes every “veteran for peace” It is political plain and simple.
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Received that crime flyer in the mail today. Wow! Mudslinging V2.0 by the blockheads as usual.