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Alamogordo, NM – April 1, 2026 – The Alamogordo High School Tigers tennis team traveled to Belen on Wednesday and came away with a split in their dual match against the Eagles. The Tiger girls delivered a strong 6-3 victory, while the boys battled closely but dropped a tight 5-4 decision.
Girls Results (Alamogordo 6, Belen 3)
The Alamogordo girls dominated in both singles and doubles play.
Girls Singles (straight sets wins):
• Talee Westover
• Bella Romero
• Shelby Romero
• Cali Spencer
Girls Doubles (pro set wins):
• Westover / B. Romero
• S. Romero / Spencer
These performances powered the Tigers to the team victory on the girls’ side.
Boys Results (Belen 5, Alamogordo 4)
The boys’ match came down to the wire, with Alamogordo securing several key wins but ultimately falling just short.
Boys Singles (straight sets wins):
• Ryan Amberson
• Dallin Albiston
Boys Doubles (pro set wins):
• Benito Tave / Albiston
• Daniel Bingham / Zachariah David
Despite the competitive effort, the Eagles edged out the Tigers 5-4.
The Tigers return home next Tuesday to host Centennial in what promises to be another exciting district matchup at the local tennis courts.
Alamogordo High School tennis continues to show strong depth and competitiveness this season under their coaching staff. Fans are encouraged to come out and support the team as they push toward district and state tournament qualification.
For full schedules, rosters, and ongoing updates, check the Alamogordo Public Schools athletics page or follow local coverage on Alamogordo Town News and KALHRadio.org.
All athletes are congratulated on their strong showings.
Sunny, with a high of 78 and low of 62 degrees. Sunny in the morning, patchy rain nearby for the afternoon, clear overnight.
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