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ROSWELL — The Alamogordo girls cross country team placed third and the boys finished seventh at Saturday's NMMI Invitational, hosted by New Mexico Military Institute.
The Lady Tigers were led by a strong one-two punch up front. Aurora Van Beusichem crossed the line third overall in 20:30.72, and teammate Alex Simmons was right behind her in fourth at 20:41.83, giving Alamogordo two top-five finishers in the girls varsity race.
Adalynn Chavez was the team's third runner, placing 21st in 21:57.99. Nizhoni Castillo (26th, 22:40.00) and Jocelyn Pittman (28th, 22:43.53) finished just three seconds apart to round out the scoring five, a tight pack that helped secure the podium team finish. Genesis Sayas (41st, 24:33.25) and Siena Cass (45th, 25:08.66) also ran for the Lady Tigers.
On the boys side, Zachary Swayzee led Alamogordo with a 19th-place finish in 17:45.29 in a varsity field of 72 finishers on the 5K course. Kellen Casebolt was next for the Tigers in 44th (19:46.09), followed by a closely bunched group of Nickolas Starkovich (48th, 20:25.24), Austin Amberson (50th, 20:28.11) and Calvin Khan (51st, 20:39.81). Chase Bailey placed 59th in 21:43.79. Hagerman's Fernando Zamora won the boys race in 15:42.
Alamogordo returns to action Friday at the Volcano Vista Meet in Albuquerque.
Full results are available at https://nm.milesplit.com/meets/771622-nmmi-invitational-2026/results
Girls Results
Aurora Van Beusichem, 3rd, 20:30.72
Alex Simmons, 4th, 20:41.83
Adalynn Chavez, 21st, 21:57.99
Nizhoni Castillo, 26th, 22:40.00
Jocelyn Pittman, 28th, 22:43.53
Genesis Sayas, 41st, 24:33.25
Siena Cass, 45th, 25:08.66
Boys Results
Zachary Swayzee, 19th, 17:45.29
Kellen Casebolt, 44th, 19:46.09
Nickolas Starkovich, 48th, 20:25.24
Austin Amberson, 50th, 20:28.11
Calvin Khan, 51st, 20:39.81
Chase Bailey, 59th, 21:43.79
definitely time for a change - i've already cast my vote...have you?
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 77 and low of 56 degrees. Patchy rain nearby for the morning, light drizzle in the afternoon and evening, overcast overnight.
¡Jesucristo! ¿Es que esta tipa de mierda no deja nunca de decir gilipolleces?
Que no?
gracias por escuchar o leer y por subir el rating. Nadie te obliga a escuchar, tu ignorancia es real.
LEDA LOGRT creates the capacity for the county to develop a plan and then to execute on it. How the funding may be used is already in statute, and the awarding of any public support must be done by ordinance by the county commission in a public process.
Wow! Sounds like that was some meeting! Everything short of a fistfight in the parking lot.
and the band played on...
Interesting article when read in conjunction with the opinion piece by Rene. However the qualifications he listed did not include the personal relationship with the editor who I understand is involved in the campaign of the candidate. By no means do I support the mud slinging by the blockeads.
I'm one who supports a salary, but I definitely agree this is such a poorly written bill that I will certainly vote NO.
And thank you, Chris, for such a well researched and documented argument here. I would like to share this.
as always - the devil is in the details - one item i did not see addressed; usually reimbursements (such as per diem) are not subject to federal income tax, is this the case here?
Thank you and please share