... defense must be ready.        RIO RANCHO: Rio Rancho's boys and girls both were upset in the first round last Saturday by No. 12 seeds.        Albuquerque High's boys and Hobbs' girls both posted overtime victories over the Rams. AHS won 1-0, Hobbs posted a 2-1 victory.                RIO ...
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... High School in Colorado Springs.     The rest of the top 10 finishers, in order, were Clovis, Mayfield, Rio Rancho, Highland, La Cueva, Eldorado, Albuquerque High, Oñate and Manzano.     New Mexico also did well at the Tournament of Bands competition Saturday in Las Cruces. Competitors were from New ...
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... Advance By Rebecca Suttmiller For the Journal           Cibola High School's girls soccer team will continue its season after a 1-0 victory over Albuquerque High on Friday night in the first round of the Class 5A state soccer tournament.         The victory puts the Cougars into the final eight ...
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... that home-field advantage will serve the Bobcats well.         Perhaps I was too optimistic last week, picking a winless Santa Fe program to beat Albuquerque High. But that error won't keep me from going with another reeling program this time: Highlands gets a Halloween treat with a win over Fort ...
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... have a Class 5A state doubleheader on Saturday as the postseason begins.     The girls meet Hobbs at 11 a.m., followed at 1 p.m. by the boys against Albuquerque High.     In both instances, it is Rio Rancho as a No. 5 seed against a No. 12 seed.     "They have a very different style than us," Ram boys ...
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... . As the No. 11 seed, Valley will travel south for that contest.        The most intriguing first round game has No. 7 Cibola (11-8) facing No. 10 Albuquerque High, at 6 p.m. Friday. Expect the Cougars to get plenty of scoring opportunities: the only playoff team to give up more goals this season than ...
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Thursday, October 29, 2009 West Side May Get Hit With Snow Today By Journal And Wire Reports        West Siders escaped much of Wednesday's storm that dumped snow and rain in parts of the metro area, but residents might not be so lucky today.     Today's metro area forecast indicates a 20 percent chance ...
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Thursday, October 29, 2009 More Chilly Weather in Store By Journal And Wire Reports        The shot of winter that hit the Albuquerque metro area Wednesday is likely to produce a few more snowflakes in the area early today.     Many East Mountains residents woke up to snowy conditions Wednesday. By ...
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Saturday, October 24, 2009 Athlete Known for His Jokes By Lloyd Jojola Journal Staff Writer           Ronald Morrison, an accomplished Albuquerque High School athlete and former UNM Lobos football player who went on to play for the Houston Oilers during the inaugural American Football League season ...
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Friday, October 23, 2009 Gas Prices Across State Jump By Journal Staff Report        This past week was not the ideal time to fill up your gas tank if you could help it.     Gasoline prices in the state jumped 13 cents a gallon, the biggest increase since May 2008 when consumers were hit with an 18 ...
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