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April 16, 2026 – Alamogordo, NM
The Alamogordo High School tennis teams split results in recent matches against Las Cruces-area opponents, with the girls picking up a strong win while both squads faced tough competition.
vs. Mayfield (Senior Day at Home)
The Alamogordo Girls defeated Mayfield 6-3 in a well-played match at Oregon Park Tennis Courts. The Lady Tigers secured key victories in both singles and doubles.
Girls Singles Winners:
• Talee Westover – straight sets
• Bella Romero – straight sets
• Cali Spencer – straight sets
• Shelby Romero – in three sets
Girls Doubles Winners:
• Westover / Bella Romero – straight sets
• Shelby Romero / Spencer – straight sets
The Alamogordo Boys fell to Mayfield 7-2.
Boys Singles Winner:
• Dallin Albiston – straight sets
Boys Doubles Winner:
• Tate Westover / Dallin Albiston – in three sets
vs. Organ Mountain (Away)
The Alamogordo Girls were defeated by Organ Mountain 7-2.
Girls Singles Winner:
• Cali Spencer – straight sets
Girls Doubles Winner:
• Shelby Romero / Cali Spencer – straight sets
The Alamogordo Boys were shut out by Organ Mountain 9-0.
The Tigers showed fight in several matches, with consistent performances from Cali Spencer and Shelby Romero on the girls’ side.
Upcoming Schedule
• Tuesday, April 21 — Alamogordo travels to Las Cruces to face Las Cruces High School.
• The team will then prepare to host Mayfield again later in the season as district play continues.
These matches are part of the ongoing 2026 spring tennis season, with district tournaments approaching in early May.
For full schedules and more details, visit the Alamogordo Public Schools athletics page or Oregon Park Tennis Courts updates.
Congratulations to all Alamogordo tennis athletes on their efforts this week. The girls’ win over Mayfield highlights the team’s potential as the season progresses.
Stay tuned to 2nd Life Media Alamogordo Town News and KALH Radio for continuing coverage of Otero County high school sports.
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the long term drought conditions serve to underline the importance of long-term vision and planning to meet future water needs.
Now, if there was some way to collect all the storm runoff that goes out to the desert
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I hope Dr. Hernandez is a guest speaker at an upcoming meeting of the Mayor's Youth Advisory Commission. She has so much wisdom and experience to pass on to younger generations.
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