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Clovis, NM – In a stunning display of skill and teamwork, the Alamogordo High School boys and girls golf teams both emerged victorious at the Clovis Fall Invite on Monday, October 27, 2025, held at the picturesque course in Clovis.
The event, which wrapped up the fall season for many teams, saw Alamogordo’s athletes shine brightly under clear skies, posting impressive scores that secured top honors for both squads. The girls’ team clinched the win with a collective score of 330, while the boys dominated with 308.
Leading the charge for the girls were Tatum Wright and Ava Armijo, who tied for first place with matching scores of 80. Kylee Wright followed closely in third with an 84, Annelisia Herrera took fourth at 86, and Ellie Clore rounded out the top five with 88. Evanie Clore placed tied for 12th with a 120.
On the boys’ side, Dyson Wright claimed individual gold with a stellar 69, followed by Landon Wright in second at 74 and Brody Wright in third with 77. Jacobi Saldevar and Kolton Stagner both tied for 10th at 82, while Andrez Montoya finished 16th with an 85.
The wins cap off a successful fall campaign for Alamogordo, with both teams set to resume their seasons in March 2026. Coaches and players alike expressed optimism for the spring, building on the momentum from this invitational.
This victory not only highlights the depth of talent in Alamogordo’s golf program but also underscores the competitive spirit of high school athletics in New Mexico. As the teams head into the off-season, fans can look forward to more exciting performances come spring.
I was interested, went, and met the Mayor. Then, today, I obtained her records from Indiana University. Her grades were far below good. She skated out with a nothing-burger. What are her qualifications to pontificate about issues like nuclear fallout?
Mister Edwards, please make sure when I post that my name shows up.
I am neither afraid nor embarrassed by my statements. Thank you sir.
Sunny, with a high of 96 and low of 74 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear during the afternoon and evening,
Meanwhile, gigawatts of free energy fall on Alamogordo's sand and rock every day, unused.
and, we find ourselves bombarded with numerous proposed data centers which if permitted will devour tremendous amounts of both electrical power, and water - neither of which can be spared.
Valid point. Similar to all the gallons of free water directed through town out into the desert every time it rains.
i hope that some arrangement can be made to preserve this scientific and historic facility - but given a basic understanding of the leakage in the floatation bearing, i fear that it is a long-shot proposition.
this is a classic example of a two-edged sword - the potential for both positive and negative results is very apparent.
I am very happy that we are keeping them. Let's see how things go.
two very difference visions of what our government should look like, and how it should function...one is, go along to get along - the other says search for the truth. it is past time for the truth to be told, to not spare the horses, to let the chips fall where they may.
whose side are you on?
I thought I read here that John Block sux ****? That's not cool. It's a sin.
A sin? According to whose invisible friend? Yours? Those aluminum cans are calling.
block is JAR - just another republican - co-operating to "block" the evidence that their dear leader was involved in plenty of the nastiest of the epstein shenanigans. i can only hope that the survivors, and the public, live long enough for the truth to be revealed.
Is that kinda like being a RINO?
I think I read here a month ago that John Block sux cokc? That's not dignified of our leadership. It's a sin.