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Centennial opened district play with a pair of lopsided wins over Alamogordo, as the Hawks' girls cruised 8-0 and the boys pulled away for a 5-0 victory.
In the boys' match, the Tigers held Centennial scoreless through the first 20 minutes before the Hawks broke through. Solomon Rogosta scored in the 21st minute to give Centennial a 1-0 lead, then converted a penalty kick later in the half to send the Hawks into halftime up 2-0.
Centennial extended its lead in the second half when Ignacio Hernandez scored in the 63rd minute to make it 3-0. The Hawks then struck twice in quick succession, with Christian Frank scoring in the 73rd minute and Andres Cardenas adding another a minute later to seal the 5-0 final.
The loss drops the Tigers to 3-6-2 overall and 0-1 in district play. Alamogordo will look to rebound Thursday when it travels to Organ Mountain.
The Lady Tigers had a difficult night of their own, falling 8-0 to a strong Centennial squad. The defeat moves Alamogordo to 2-8-1 overall and 0-1 in district. The Lady Tigers return home Thursday to host Organ Mountain.
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