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New Mexico Sports Hall Of Fame Board President Theo Barela Has Died

Theo Barela

NMS News:

The New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame Board of Directors are sad to announce the passing of Board President Theo Barela Wednesday morning. He was serving his second year as president.

Barela went the extra mile to make the Hall of Fame events special for the honorees. He also positively impacted the community in a variety of ways. Barela was a Menual School (1970) and UNM (1975) graduate who was in hotel management since 1975 across the country. He was the director of the lodging committee of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. 

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Local Athletes Represent Team New Mexico At Wrestling Competition

From left, Los Alamos High School Women’s Head Wrestling Coach Emily Tew, Gala Nelson, Jackson Blair and LAHS Boy’s Head Wrestling Coach Paul Wilson take part in the Turf Wars held this week in Farmington, Utah. Nelson and Blair wrestled for Team New Mexico at Turf Wars. The boys team went 2-3 in Greco and 2-2 in Freestyle, finishing 6th and 7th respectively. The girls team went 0-5 in Greco and 2-3 in Freestyle.  ‘Nelson and Blair represented the state of New Mexico and the town of Los Alamos well,’ Coach Tew said. ‘This girls team made history by being the first
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David Kunsberg Is Best Predictor In Weekly Pace Race

Runners line up at Tuesday’s pace race in White Rock on the Blue Dot/White Rock Canyon Rim Trails. Courtesy/ACRR
Runners take off at Tuesday’s pace race held in White Rock on the Blue Dot /White Rock Canyon Rim Trails. Courtesy/ACRR

ACRR News:

David Kunsberg was the top predictor in the weekly pace race held in White Rock on the Blue Dot /White Rock Canyon Rim Trails with a 1 second differential off his predicted time. 

Other accurate predictors were: 

  • Paul Geimer with 2 second difference as well as the best finisher in the 3 mile distance recording a 19:02;
  • Valerio Pinchetti at 16 seconds off;
  • Cliff
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Mountain Club Wins 1st Place At New Mexico Games 2023

Courtesy/Anna Zhang

Courtesy/Anna Zhang

By ANNA ZHANG
Swimming Coach

Mountain Club

The New Mexico Games 2023 was held Sunday, June 18 at West Mesa Aquatic Center in Albuquerque.

Mountain club won first place with 2,234 points; Duke City Barracuda finished in second place with 1,722 points; and Kraken earned third place with 1,137 points.

Mountain Club had 44 swimmers with 13 relays during the meet. The age groups are 8 & under, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, 15-18, and Masters age groups in 5 year increments.

Placement Mountain Swimmers Achieved By Age Group:

  1. Leandre Capolungo (8)*: 1st in 25 Fly,
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