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The Alamogordo Tigers and Tularosa Wildcats powerlifting teams delivered strong performances at last Saturday’s Alamogordo Tri-Meet, with both the Tiger boys and girls finishing 2nd overall and the Wildcat boys and girls each claiming 3rd place.
The Tigers and Wildcats will face off again soon when they host the Alamogordo/Tularosa Dual on Friday, March 14th at Alamogordo High School.
Individual Results – Boys
Alamogordo
• 132 lb – Johnny Martin 2nd (550 lbs)
• 148 lb – Leyton Niland 1st (835 lbs), Joseph Spedalieri 2nd (705 lbs)
• 181 lb – Giovanni Carbajal 4th (830 lbs), Ray Kosier 6th (615 lbs), Trey Fuller 7th (590 lbs)
• 198 lb – Sasuke Allen 2nd (1,070 lbs), James Cooper 3rd (700 lbs)
• 220 lb – Ricardo Ochoa 4th (995 lbs), Joe Burton 5th (975 lbs), Kaiden Craine 6th (840 lbs), Jaxson Hunter 8th (760 lbs)
• 275 lb – Jamis Alexander 3rd (1,000 lbs)
• 308 lb – Constantine Fuller 1st (640 lbs)
Tularosa
• 123 lb – Blaine Alexander 2nd (555 lbs)
• 132 lb – Sam Baca 1st (675 lbs)
• 148 lb – Jayden Jimenez 3rd (665 lbs)
• 181 lb – Mason Garcia 1st (1,165 lbs)
• 220 lb – Omar Ramos 2nd (1,070 lbs), Levi Wiley 10th (665 lbs), Brennan Tso 11th (460 lbs)
Individual Results – Girls
Alamogordo
• 114 lb – Abreanna Villanueva 2nd (395 lbs), Brileigh Salazar 3rd (375 lbs), Isabella Ochoa 4th (345 lbs)
• 123 lb – Addison Chamberlin 1st (590 lbs), Madison Ethridge 3rd (455 lbs), London Adams 4th (395 lbs), Juliana Strong 5th (395 lbs)
• 132 lb – Alloriah Reynolds 1st (530 lbs)
• 148 lb – Demi Cavazos 2nd (490 lbs), Jaylyn Veseth 3rd (430 lbs), Kendra Hunt 4th (415 lbs)
• 165 lb – Zakya McKenney 3rd (530 lbs)
• 198 lb – Liliana Amaya 1st (780 lbs)
Tularosa
• 97 lb – Abigail Norton 2nd (345 lbs)
• 123 lb – Kiandra Legarde 2nd (495 lbs)
• 198 lb – Raelynn Stephens 3rd (595 lbs)
• 259 lb – Isabella Gomez 1st (760 lbs)
Congratulations to all the Tiger and Wildcat lifters on their outstanding efforts at the home tri-meet! The planned March 14th dual is shaping up to be another exciting showdown between these two local programs.
This sports report is provided as a public service by 2nd Life Media / Alamogordo Town News & KALH Radio.
A Good man. Congrats Judge Cutts!
Overcast, with a high of 92 and low of 77 degrees. Overcast in the morning, patchy rain nearby in the afternoon and evening, overcast overnight.
Dear Doctor,
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