Lacrosse On-Line Registration Now Open
LAYL News:- Base fee is $130 per player, all ages and genders.
- Early Registration Discount: $5 through midnight on Jan 31
- Late Registration Fee is $5 after March 4 for high school and after March 15 for youth
- Family Discount (part of same household):
- $13 for the second player (10%),
- $10 for the third player (8%),
- $6.50 for each player thereafter (5%)
- Promo Code: GIRLSGEAR18 will reduce costs by $20 for girls only
- Players may request equipment and pay the rental fee during online registration.
Los Alamos Unable to Complete Comeback At Santa Fe
Assistant Coach Jacob Archuleta has a final cheer before sending the Topper Girls onto the court to face the Santa Fe Demonettes in the Tony Roybal Memorial Gym Tuesday evening. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Rebecca Green tries for a shot but is fouled by a Demonette defender under the Topper basket. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
By RJ Montaño
Los Alamos Daily Post
rjmontano@ladailypost.com
SANTA FE – The Los Alamos Hilltopper girl’s basketball team dropped a non-district game to Santa Fe High School 46-35 on Tuesday night.
The ‘Toppers plagued Read More
Pajarito Ski Area Is Making Snow!
Pajarito Mountain Ski Area is making snow and will continue to do so until its Dec. 16 opening date. According to Manager Tom Long, the temperatures are cooperating but Mother Nature hasn’t done her part with providing snow. Long said 1.6 million gallons of water from the snow-making water pond is being used judiciously so as to have coverage for a run from top to bottom, the beginner area and the new Magic Carpet area. Courtesy/PMSA Read More
Toppers Hockey Prevails 7-4 Against Taos Ice Tigers
Goal tender Sam Fisher takes a few minuets before the game to collect his thoughts. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Ben Rees puts the brakes on to take control of the puck in the first period. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
SPORTS News:
Saturday’s hockey game in Los Alamos featured the Taos Ice Tigers and the Toppers. These two teams have been heated rivals as long as they have been playing each other and each game is very physical and exciting no matter the outcome.
Saturday’s match was no exception. The Ice Tigers pretty much controlled the first Read More
NMAA Realigns Classes And Districts
Hilltopper Football defense gets instructions from Coach Chuck Cotter. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
By RJ MONTAÑO
Los Alamos Daily Post
rjmontano@ladailypost.com
ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Activities Association has made significant changes for the 2018-2020 seasons. The first change is eliminating the 6-A Class in all sports except football. Using three-year average attendance records as the metric, schools are placed in classes by size and broken into districts by region. Schools with an average attendance of 550-1,299 students are placed into the 4-A classification.
