Albuquerque Journal newspaper stories
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ABQJOURNAL WEST/SPORTS: Gonzales Brings Energy to Cougars
Thursday, November 19, 2009 Gonzales Brings Energy to Cougars By James Yodice Journal Staff Writer Ramon Gonzales, Orlando Griego and Chad Kuhn all agreed on one thing as Cibola High School announced its latest choice as head baseball coach: Gonzales was ready to become one. The 30-year ...
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ABQJOURNAL RIO RANCHO: Did Rivalry Cost Rams, Cougars?
Thursday, November 19, 2009 Did Rivalry Cost Rams, Cougars? By James Yodice Of the Journal Today's topic is hangovers. As in, did Rio Rancho have one when it got belted by lowly Hobbs? As in, did Cibola have one when Eldorado shut the Cougars on the same night? Before ...
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ABQJOURNAL WEST/SPORTS: Rams Start From Scratch
Thursday, November 19, 2009 Rams Start From Scratch By James Yodice Journal Staff Writer There may not be another high school boys basketball team in the Class 5A division that is as close to starting from scratch in 2009-10 as the Rio Rancho Rams. So much has changed since the Rams were ...
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ABQJOURNAL WEST/SPORTS: Cibola Could Be Dangerous
Thursday, November 12, 2009 Cibola Could Be Dangerous By James Yodice Journal Staff Writer It was a regular season mostly dominated by Rio Rancho and La Cueva, but the Cibola Cougars would prefer it if you don't forget about them. "I think if we play like we can and our girls follow the ...
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ABQJOURNAL RIO RANCHO: Storm Look To Enjoy State
Thursday, November 12, 2009 Storm Look To Enjoy State By James Yodice Journal Staff Writer The beginning of the Class 5A state volleyball tournament today at the Santa Ana Star Center has Cleveland High coach Ben Wallis feeling like his Storm are playing with house money. "We're not supposed ...
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ABQJOURNAL WEST/SPORTS: Shootout Ends Cleveland's Debut
Saturday, November 07, 2009 Shootout Ends Cleveland's Debut By James Yodice Journal Staff Writer Cleveland High girls soccer coach Amanda Stout tilted her head slightly, offered up half a smile, and began to contemplate the end of the Storm's first soccer season. "You know ...
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