Sports & Rec

Attention Los Alamos And White Rock Soccer Residents … Volunteers Desperately Needed Right Now!

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on July 26, 2019
LAYSL News:
 
The Los Alamos Youth Soccer League is in DIRE NEED for both a recreational coordinator(s) and referees for the upcoming soccer season (2019-2020).
 
The LAYSL is a volunteer driven club that absolutely relies on community involvement to keep the program strong and vibrant.
 
Typically, we need one recreational coordinator for both the Los Alamos and White Rock training sessions, which are two days a week with games on Fridays. The recreational coordinator position is held for two years.
 
Unfortunately, without identifying at least one recreational coordinator
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New Mexico Tourism Department: ‘Christmas In July’ Themed Night At Isotopes Park Home Game Friday

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on July 25, 2019
NMTD News:
 
SANTA FE ― The New Mexico Tourism Department announces the Albuquerque Isotopes home game at 6:35 p.m. Friday, July 26, will be themed “Christmas in July” to celebrate New Mexico’s contribution of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree for 2019.
 
“We’re very fortunate that New Mexico was selected to supply the Capitol Christmas Tree for 2019 because this provides the opportunity to showcase New Mexico’s forests, outdoor experiences, and state pride on a national level,” Tourism Secretary Jen Paul Schroer said. “We encourage all New Mexico residents to share their state pride
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Weekly Fishing Report: July 24

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on July 24, 2019
By GEORGE MORSE
Sports And Outdoors
Los Alamos Daily Post

After a period of hot temperatures, the weather has fallen into a typical monsoon season pattern with clouds building over the mountains during the day and forming thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evenings. Some of these storms will move down into the valleys.

Storms at lower elevations can be hit-or-miss, with heavy rain falling in some spots while not too far away it can still be hot and dry.

Be sure to pack some rain gear with you when you head outdoors on fishing and hiking trips.

Streamflows have dropped throughout Northern New Read More

Ninja Kidz Blast Into Los Alamos Beginning Aug. 1

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on July 24, 2019
 
Courtesy/LAHFG
 
LAHFG News:
 
Ninja Kidz is coming to Los Alamos High Flyers Gymnastics (LAHFG).
 
Ninja Kidz is a fun, recreational program designed for children ages 5 to 12 and combines aspects of gymnastics, parkour, and martial arts.
 
Starting Aug. 1, High Flyers will be offering six one-hour classes per week devoted to the new co-ed curriculum. The program includes four different events, with four different levels the ninja can progress through. The four events are practices of Form, Obstacle, Climb and Power.
 
In the classes, the ninjas learn flexibility,
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Scenes From 45th Annual Los Alamos Triathlon

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on July 22, 2019

‘And They’re Off’ … the start of the 45th annual Los Alamos Triathlon, the oldest continuously running Triathlon in the nation. The race is a sprint triathlon with a unique format of bike, swim and run at an elevation of 7,400 feet. This year 129 contestants entered to compete in several classes, from Elite to Junior and Clydesdale with teams comprised of male or female or both. The event went off without a hitch thanks to the efforts of County staff, the police force and many volunteers. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com

Shane Treadaway exits the pool after completing the swim portion Read More

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