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Rio Rancho, NM — The 2025 Rio Rancho Jamboree, one of New Mexico’s most prestigious cross country meets, drew top-tier programs from across the state to compete in both Championship and Varsity divisions. With blistering times and deep team rosters, the event showcased the best of New Mexico distance running. The Alamogordo Tigers, competing in the Varsity Division, held their own and gained valuable experience against the state’s elite.
Championship Division Rankings – Boys
1. Rio Rancho High School – 57 points
2. La Cueva High School – 79 points
3. Cleveland High School – 107 points
4. Los Alamos High School – 118 points
5. Eldorado High School – 144 points
Individual Champion:
• Billy Romero (Taos) – 15:40.8
• Followed by:• Nikko Mihan (La Cueva) – 15:43.2
• Elijah England (Navajo Prep)
• Lucas Espinosa (Cleveland)
• Tagoya Pedro (Laguna-Acoma)
Championship Division Rankings – Girls
1. Los Alamos High School – 37 points
2. Cleveland High School – 80 points
3. La Cueva High School – 93 points
4. Rio Rancho High School – 98 points
5. Miyamura High School – 174 points
Individual Champion:
• Carmen Dorsey-Spitz (Moriarty) – 17:25.7
• Runner-up:• Ensley Jorgenson (Los Alamos) – 18:49.7
• Mariah Galbraith (Rio Rancho)
• Alina Trujillo-Sando (Cleveland)
• Grace Montoya (Los Alamos)
Alamogordo Tigers – Varsity Division Results
While not in the championship bracket, Alamogordo’s varsity squads delivered determined performances and showed depth across the board.
Boys Varsity – 15th Place Overall
• Matthew Snyder – 58th (18:15.0)
• Dakota Suggs – 74th (18:26.9)
• Austin Stauffacher – 77th (18:31.3)
• Zachary Swayzee – 90th (18:53.5)
• Rylan Maroon – 118th (19:38.5)
• Hayden Miller – 122nd (19:45.9)
Girls Varsity – 9th Place Overall
• Elizabeth Farmer – 19th (23:03.2)
• Aurora Van Beusichem – 61st (26:26.2)
• Jocelynn Pittman – 68th (27:24.4)
• Emma Quidley – 71st (27:36.4)
• Julianna Centrella – 27:37.3
• Genesis Sayas – 86th (29:31.0)
• Alex Simmons – 92nd (30:41.3)
Dakota Suggs - Tiger Cross Country - 9/26/25 was recognized as Tiger Athlete of the Week is sponsored by The Winners' Circle and Tularosa Basin Telephone Company/Tularosa Communications, Inc.
What’s Next for the Tigers?
Alamogordo’s next test comes at the Mayfield Meet on October 4th, where both squads will look to tighten their pack running and build on the lessons learned from Rio Rancho’s high-caliber field. With leaders like Matthew Snyder and Elizabeth Farmer, the Tigers are poised to make a strong push toward district and state competition.
definitely time for a change - i've already cast my vote...have you?
Overcast, with a high of 69 and low of 56 degrees. Overcast for the morning, patchy rain nearby for the afternoon, overcast in the evening, patchy rain nearby overnight.
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So many questions…
please share with us, your definition of REAL survivors.
¡Jesucristo! ¿Es que esta tipa de mierda no deja nunca de decir gilipolleces?
Que no?
gracias por escuchar o leer y por subir el rating. Nadie te obliga a escuchar, tu ignorancia es real.
LEDA LOGRT creates the capacity for the county to develop a plan and then to execute on it. How the funding may be used is already in statute, and the awarding of any public support must be done by ordinance by the county commission in a public process.
Wow! Sounds like that was some meeting! Everything short of a fistfight in the parking lot.
and the band played on...
Interesting article when read in conjunction with the opinion piece by Rene. However the qualifications he listed did not include the personal relationship with the editor who I understand is involved in the campaign of the candidate. By no means do I support the mud slinging by the blockeads.
I'm one who supports a salary, but I definitely agree this is such a poorly written bill that I will certainly vote NO.
And thank you, Chris, for such a well researched and documented argument here. I would like to share this.
as always - the devil is in the details - one item i did not see addressed; usually reimbursements (such as per diem) are not subject to federal income tax, is this the case here?
Thank you and please share