Sports & Rec

JoAnna O’Neill and Tessa Snyder Receive Junior Distinguished Shooter Badges

Junior Distinguished Shooters JoAnna O’Neill, left, and Tessa Snyder, right, receive their Junior Distinguished Shooter badges from LAHS alumni Jodi-Cull Host, center. Photo by Jodi Thomas

JROTC News:

Two Los Alamos High School NJROTC shooters received their Junior Distinguished Shooter badges at the recent marksmanship banquet.

LCDR Wes Shumaker asked former LAHS shooter Jodi Cull-Host to pin the badges on senior Tessa Snyder and sophomore JoAnna O’Neill. Cull-Host was the first LAHS shooter to be awarded the badge, Snyder was the second, and O’Neill the third Read More

Justin Black Offers Summer Sports at Chamisa

Justin Black with his students. File photo

By BERNADETTE LAURITZEN

Summer fun is on the schedule, especially for those who live in White Rock.

Chamisa physical education teacher and former PE teacher of the year, Justin Black is ready to inspire activity. While the classes are open to all youth, Black has gone out of his way to offer some summer time fun in White Rock, while doing it as a fundraiser for his elementary school program.

The programs, one for basketball skills and the other for a variety of activities always receive positive feedback from both parents and kids.

“In the past two years, Read More

Katie Gattiker Top Predictor in This Week’s Pace Race

Runners of all ages participated in Tuesday’s Pace Race. Courtesy/ACR
 
ACR News:
 
Katie Gattiker was the top predictor at seven seconds off her predicted time in this week’s Atomic City Runners pace race at East Park.
 
She was followed by Ryan Smeltzer with a nine second differential. Ted Romero was 19 seconds off and was also the top three mile finisher at 21:19. Jackie Peckham had a 27 second difference.
 
Patricia Burnside was the first one mile participant at 8:21 and Jason Waterbury was the top male with a time of 11:13. Paulina Burnside finished as the best female
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Participate in First Ever Los Alamos Pétanque Tournament Saturday

Local Pétanque players on the Urban Park courts in Los Alamos. Photo by Todd Haagenstad

LMPC News:

The first La Mesa Pétanque Club (LMPC) triples tournament, hosted by the La Mesa Pétanque Club, is 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the new Urban Park petanque courts in Los Alamos. This is an open event to the first eight teams (24 players).

The new courts are on the north end of the park off Urban Street. Registration is $5 per player and begins at 8:30 a.m. Extra boules will be available if needed.

Several random qualifying rounds will be played in the morning, with concours and consolante brackets in the afternoon. Read More

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