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The Alamogordo Lady Tigers enjoyed a triumphant weekend before hitting a bump in the road as district play began.
Coming off a championship victory in the Kristin Griego Tournament in Rio Rancho, the Lady Tigers defeated Aztec 4-2 to claim the tournament title. The win improved Alamogordo to 11-0 overall at the time and showcased their early-season dominance.
Khloe Lunar was named Tournament MVP, while Amani Cosom, Hailey Evans, Davi Gonzalez, and Alyssa Bautista earned all-tournament honors.
However, the momentum was short-lived. In their first district game, the Lady Tigers dropped a hard-fought 9-8 decision to Centennial. Coming off the tournament win, Alamogordo fell to 11-1 overall and 0-1 in district play.
The Lady Tigers will look to rebound quickly when they host Centennial for a doubleheader on Thursday.
This mixed bag of results highlights both the promise and competitiveness of the Lady Tigers as they navigate the transition from non-district to district competition.
Baseball: Tularosa Wildcats Roll Past Hatch Valley 12-2
The Tularosa Wildcats picked up a convincing district win on the road, defeating Hatch Valley 12-2.
The victory improved Tularosa to 5-4 overall and 1-0 in district. The Wildcats will now travel to face Hatch Valley again on Friday in a doubleheader.
These results highlight a busy stretch for Alamogordo and area teams as district competition heats up. Stay tuned to 2nd Life Media and KALHRadio.org for continued coverage of local high school athletics.
Sunny, with a high of 101 and low of 73 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
the smartest maintenance expenditures are spent looking to the future, not repairing the past. kudos for the forward thinking/planning, hope it bears fruit.
just another law and order political personality who believes they should be exempt for those laws...
Remember when they all ran from sniper fire. At this point, what does it matter.
Hmm. Elected city officials making comments “as a private citizen”. A trend that started with former city officials here and is reminiscent of lawsuits going on in Los Angeles right now.
While Mr. Stockwell may hit the ground running, why is the public not asking how complicit he was in the tainted hiring process? He is a past city manager; he knows about hiring protocols. Why didn't he ask the commission to be transparent?
This gets more entertaining by the day. Something about glass sunroofs and throwing stones. Lol
just another standard-issue politician, who will use every loophole, and advantage their office provides for their own interests, and grandstand against someone else doing the exact same thing - a pox on them all.