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We Are The Champions: Hilltopper Softball Wins 2-5A Title!

Megan Romero had a big game; here, she catches the ball in time for the out in the second inning as Janessa Gonzales backs her up. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com

Alicia Gonzales hits a single in the first game of a double hitter against the Capital Jaguars played in Santa Fe at the Capital campus. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com​

 

By RJ Montaño
Los Alamos Daily Post
 

SANTA FE — The Los Alamos Softball team only needed six innings to claim the district 2-5A Championship Monday afternoon, with a mercy-rule victory over Capital High School 12-1 in the afternoon Read More

Los Alamos Nukes End Regular Season Undefeated!

Los Alamos Nukes end their regular season as the undefeated champions. The team heads to the state playoffs and finals May 13. Ryan McNeil prepares to catch the ball during their final game, with team members nearby, Kevin Maresca, Levi Guarello, Chris Chalker, Joey Robinson and Aaron Robinson. Photo by Corrina Hughes

Los Alamos Nukes player Kevin Maresca runs for a try while Jacob Nielsen and Preston Brown offer support. Photo by Corrina Hughes
 
Los Alamos Nukes Nukes coming in from warm-ups prior to their game against El Paso Spartans. The Nukes beat the Spartans 36-5 to end the
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Recreation Bond Election: Questions & Answers

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By Los Alamos Future PAC Executive Board:
James Chrobocinski, Tony Fox, Darren Meadows, Susan O’Leary

Over the past 18 months, we’ve worked with hundreds of people in our town to inform the decision making process that resulted in the upcoming bond election. We love Los Alamos and want to see it improve in ways that matter to the people who live here. We think the bond package resonates with many people for two key reasons: The process to get to this point has been incredibly inclusive and deliberative; and the projects included in the bond package are focused on tremendous Read More

Leonards Tie For Best Predictor In Weekly Pace Race

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SPORTS News:
 
Zachary Leonard and his son Erik tied at 2 seconds off their predicted time in the weekly pace race held on the Burnt Mesa Trail in the Bandelier National Monument. 
 
Other accurate predictors were: 
  • David Kratzer with a 6 second differential;
  • William Strother a 9 seconds off;
  • Jesse Woodroffe recording a 11 second difference; and
  • Ryan Smeltzer at 17 seconds off.
Diego Leonard, 7, was the top finisher in the 1 mile distance at 8:49. The fastest female was Roxana Candia recording a 11:41. The
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