Sports

In Sports, Effort Outweighs Results

    I was talking with Cory Atencio, one of the players on Española Valley’s football team, about how few players Española had on the...

Morse Code: Cross Country A Chance To Shine

Question: What sport has given local high school athletes the most opportunities to compete at the next level? Basketball? Football? Baseball?     Answer: None of...

Elks, Elkettes Ready for Their Close-Up

    The Pojoaque Elkettes are the two-time defending state Class AAA volleyball champions, but that success may be what’s holding them back as they...

Charging into Chama Days

    The skies threatened to open up Sunday at Chama Days, but it turned out the only shower came from the spray of fire...

Morse Code: Why You Should Support Sundevil Football

    I stopped by football practice at Española Valley High School Aug. 5 and there were just 15 or so players participating that day.    ...

Sundevils Short on Numbers, Long on Competitive Drive

    The Española Valley football team may be short on players, but what they lack in numbers they make up for in attitude.     “There...

Hatchery Back in Business

    Anglers at Hopewell Lake, the Canjilon Lakes and the Trout Lakes are now catching nice rainbow trout averaging over 13 inches that were...

Norteño Football: The Good, The Bad And the Ugly

    As football practice for area high schools officially began Monday, Northern New Mexico teams are once again a mixed bag.     Two area teams...

Morse Code: Pojoaque Alone on the Pitch

    This summer the nation got very excited by the success of the United States women’s soccer team at the World Cup competition in...

Hopewell Reels ‘Em In

    What a difference a little rain can make.     Just two weeks ago, the shores of Hopewell Lake were devoid of people. The banks...

Morse Code: Sports Hype Distracts from Problems

The summer is slowly slipping away and official practice for football will begin Aug. 1, volleyball Aug. 8. In less than a month, competition...

Whitewater Warriors

    With waterflows on the Rio Grande falling below 500 cubic feet per second, the Rio Chama has now taken over as the state’s...

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