LAHS Senior Elijah Velasquez Signs Letter Of Intent
Los Alamos High School senior Elijah Velasquez signed a letter of intent May 2 with Queens University in Charlotte, N.C. to run track, field and cross country. He has been a key member of the LAHS track and cross country teams over the past four years and has emerged as a top contributor throughout his senior season. Velasquez is the defending New Mexico State Champion in the 800m. He will begin attending Queens University in August. Courtesy photo Read More
Topper Baseball Season Ends In State Playoffs
The Topper Baseball season ended this past weekend in a best of three series State Playoff games played at Jacob Viarrial field at Pojoaque High School against the Los Lunas Tigers. In the first game, played on Friday afternoon the Toppers struggled on both offense and defense and lost 2-10. The second and third games were played on Saturday. The Toppers played 17 innings of quality baseball, winning the second game 2-0 but losing the third game in 10 innings 4-5. The Toppers poured out of the dugout to celebrate their victory in the second game when Jake Castile hit a home run for the Read More
Daily Postcard: Panoramic View From Main Hill
Daily Postcard: Panoramic view recentlly from Anderson Overlook off Main Hill Road. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.com Read More
Alex Kirk Ices Two Free-Throws To Seal Alvark Title
Los Alamos High School graduate and basketball star Alex Kirk with his father Alan Kirk Friday in Yokohama Japan as the Alvark Tokyo team repeats as champions of the Japanese B. League after beating the Chiba Jets in the championship game 71-67. Kirk iced two free-throws with 11 seconds left to seal the back-to-back title for Alvark and secure a second consecutive trip to the FIBA Asia Champions Cup later this year. Courtesy photo
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Los Alamos High School graduate and basketball star Alex Kirk play on the Alvark Tokyo team, which Friday repeated their win of the Japanese B. League Read More
Leonard And Buck Tie In Weekly Pace Race
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Courtesy photoDiego Leonard, 9, and Sydney Buck, 12, tied for best prediction at 6 seconds off their predicted time in the Atomic City Road Runners weekly pace race Tuesday on Arizona Avenue and the Perimeter Trail area.
Other accurate predictors were: Aaron Jackson at a 12 second differential; Leeza Trudolyubov, 7, 15 seconds off; Laura McClellan with a 20 second difference; and Logan Nolan, 9, at 27 seconds off.
Levi Gibson, 8, was the top finisher in the 1 mile distance with a time of 7:42 and Libby Nolen, 12, was the first female at 9:01.
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