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Alamogordo's golf teams made the most of a busy two days, sweeping the team and individual titles at Monday's Ruidoso Fall Classic before posting top-three finishes at Tuesday's Rio Rancho Shootout.
At Twin Warriors Golf Club on Tuesday, the Alamogordo boys shot 309 to finish second, five strokes behind champion Los Alamos and four ahead of La Cueva.
Brody Wright and Dyson Wright each carded a 72 to tie for second individually. For Brody Wright, that was a seven-stroke improvement on his round a day earlier. Landon Wright placed ninth with a 77, Kolton Stagner tied for 12th at 79, Andrez Montoya tied for 19th at 81 and Jacobi Saldevar tied for 42nd at 89.
The Alamogordo girls took third with a 354, six strokes back of runner-up Organ Mountain. Ellie Clore led the Tigers with an 82 to tie for 10th. Ava Armijo was 14th at 87, Kylee Wright 18th at 92, Annelisia Herrera tied for 19th at 93 and Charli Ramsey tied for 22nd at 95.
A day earlier at The Links at Sierra Blanca, Alamogordo left little doubt. Dyson Wright fired a 70 to win the boys individual title and lead the Tigers to a team score of 295. Landon Wright was third with a 73, Stagner fourth at 75 and Montoya sixth at 77. Brody Wright tied for seventh at 79 and Saldevar was 12th at 82, putting all six Alamogordo golfers in the top 12.
Armijo claimed the girls individual crown with a 77 as Alamogordo won with a 337. Clore finished fourth at 86, Herrera and Ramsey tied for fifth at 87, and Kylee Wright tied for eighth at 90.
Both teams return to action Oct. 19 at the Buddy Carazzi Invite at Riverside Country Club in Carlsbad.
Just thought the one thing all these first-timers have in common is no qualifications. Wanting to serve, help, or partake isn't enough. None of these people have any professional experience. Where are the engineers, CPA's, Ph.D's?
Business owners, a practicing attorney, one with a PHD, seems to me you didn't review the video.
Sunny, with a high of 78 and low of 63 degrees. Sunny during the morning, patchy rain nearby in the afternoon, clear for the evening,
like many others, i have experienced work-place environments where favoritism and cliques were present - adding unnecessary stresses to any job. two observations about such places; that the ultimate goal of governmental ethics regulations is to prevent the appearance of imp
Just to weigh in on this. Whatever the editor thinks about his right to publish is certainly his point of view, but it's getting to the embarrassing stage of conjuring divisiveness bent on turning a functioning government he doesn't like, but the people have elected.
The editors point of view is we need a functioning government. The viewpoint allegations were not of the editors making it was mailed to the city with a copy to the editor.
like 99% of his fellow republicans, block is a servant to the oil & gas industry - a principal constituent of their party.
i would say that while our economy is "the hottest in the world" according to el presidente, this would be an excellent time for block to seek employment in the private sector....just like barela.
Pipqueak is a prime example of the defects of their party. They don't recruit qualified leaders. It's duplicitous, unemployed people who know all they have to do is start an internet site and walk the neighborhood dressed up on Sundays. The population here doesn't know how to vote.
It is so important to understand the differences in the candidates' stand on this critical issue! Protecting our water in the desert is understood by all political parties living here! Nagamine is taking a stand to protect us!
many politicians claim to represent common sense, but here in new mexico, defending our water supplies and electrical power generation is pretty much the definition of common sense - and sucking up to billionaires is not.