Car Wash Fundraiser For Los Alamos Volleyball Saturday
First Lady Topper Wrestling Recruit: Aspen DeHerrera
Los Alamos High School 2021 graduate Aspen DeHerrera is the first female wrestler to sign a college letter-of-intent. She will wrestle for Wayland Baptist University in Plainview, Texas starting this Fall. Taking part in the signing are Wayland Baptist University wrestling coach Killer Stephens, DeHerrera and her parents Melinda and Neil DeHerrera. Courtesy photo Read More
Jackilyn Rinaldi Is Top Predictor In Weekly Pace Race
ACRR News:
Jackilyn Rinaldi is the best predictor in the weekly pace race held Tuesday at Pinon (Rocket) Park in White Rock with a 6 second differential off her predicted time.
Other accurate predictors are:
Cara Gattiker, 11, at 12 seconds off;
Adrian Medin, 10, at 21 seconds off his predicted time and also the best finisher in the 1 mile distance at 7:37;
Beth Davenport with a 24 second differential; and
Aurea Rojas at 45 seconds off.
On the 1 mile course Libby Nolen, 14, was the best female finisher recording a 9:04.
Nikol Strother was the top finisher on the 3 mile course at 21:04 and the best male finisher Read More
68th Annual Atomic City Invitational Results Announced
Eric Trujillo is congratulated by Scott Winegar for his win Monday in the Men’s Championship Flight at the 68th Atomic City Invitational played July 2-5 at the Los Alamos County Golf Course. The two were evenly matched and tied for most of the final rounds until Trujillo pulled ahead on the last putt on the last hole to secure the win in front of a large gallery that followed the pair through the final holes. The Atomic City Invitational is the longest match play tournament in the Southwest. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
KayLinda Crawford (Los Alamos Daily Post advertising manager) wins Read More
Weekly Fishing Report: July 4, 2021
By GEORGE MORSE
Sports and Outdoors
Los Alamos Daily Post
The recent period of cool temperatures and rainy weather has been beneficial for anglers, keeping the streamflows in New Mexico higher and keeping water temperatures cooler.
Campers benefitted as well. Stage 1 Fire Restrictions were lifted on Santa Fe National Forest and Carson National Forest land, allowing campers to enjoy campfires again.
Fire restrictions could be put back into place if the weather turns hot and dry. For now, enjoy the comfort of a campfire. Fire restrictions at New Mexico State Parks vary from park-to-park.
Reservations Read More
