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Today's Sports

  • FYI - Sports

    In conjunction with Gary Shaw and Mirabal Boxing,Crespin’s Boxing Promotions and Santa Ana Star Casino are holding a professional boxing event on Saturday, April 2, at the Santa Ana Star Casino. Eight fights, featuring Archie Ray Marquez, Arturo Crespin and Amanda Crespin, as well as Michael Coca Gallegos and others, are scheduled. Doors open at 6 p.m.; first bell is at 7. Tickets are $12.50, $22.50, $32.50, $42.50 and $52.50 and available from Carlos Crespin, 429-4068, and via the casino box office and website.

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  • Go Fish

    Editor’s note: This fishing report, provided by the Department of Game and Fish, has been generated from the best information available from area officers, anglers, guides and local businesses. Conditions may vary as stream, lake and weather conditions alter fish and angler activities.

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  • Cowboys earn split with CSUP

    Greg Fowler locked down the Colorado State-Pueblo ThunderWolves and got plenty of run support from his New Mexico Highlands teammates on Sunday afternoon in the Cowboys’ 13-1 romp.

    NMHU improved to 13-10 overall and 8-7 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference after earning a split of the four-game home series.

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  • In the spotlight
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  • Looking ahead - Sports

    WEDNESDAY
    Softball
    • LCC at Clarendon CC (DH), 1 p.m., Clarendon, Texas

    THURSDAY
    Softball
    • Robertson vs. Pojoaque Valley (DH), 3 p.m., RHS field
    Track and field
    • West Las Vegas at Pojoaque Valley, 3 p.m., Jacona

    FRIDAY
    Baseball
    • NMHU at Mesa State, 7 p.m., Grand Junction, Colo.
    • Robertson vs. Lovington (DH), 3 p.m., MMS field
    Softball

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  • FYI - Sports

    In conjunction with Gary Shaw and Mirabal Boxing,Crespin’s Boxing Promotions and Santa Ana Star Casino are holding a professional boxing event on Saturday, April 2, at the Santa Ana Star Casino. Eight fights, featuring Archie Ray Marquez, Arturo Crespin and Amanda Crespin, as well as Michael Coca Gallegos and others, are scheduled. Doors open at 6 p.m.; first bell is at 7. Tickets are $12.50, $22.50, $32.50, $42.50 and $52.50 and available from Carlos Crespin, 429-4068, and via the casino box office and Web site.

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  • HU football opens camp

    New Mexico Highlands University’s football program kicked off its 2011 spring drills — the first for new head coach Eric Young and his staff — on Monday.

    The Cowboys will suit up for 11 practices culminating with the Spring Showcase at 2 p.m. on April 16. Young has brought in coaches who have experience at various levels, and he expresses excitement about taking the reins of the program.

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  • West Las Vegas Track and Field...

    BOYS’ TEAM RESULTS
    1. Robertson, 84
    2. St. Michael’s, 62
    3. Hope Christian, 51
    4. West Las Vegas, 44
    4. Peñasco, 44
    6. Tucumcari, 30
    7. Roy, 25
    8. Mora, 19
    9. Springer, 15
    10. Mesa Vista, 11
    11. Pecos, 10
    12. Santa Rosa, 6
    13. McCurdy, 4
    14. Raton, 3
    15. Maxwell, 0
    15. Taos, 0

    GIRLS’ TEAM RESULTS
    1. Hope Christian, 121
    2. St. Michael’s, 86

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  • Lady Cards topple Carlsbad

    With first-place finishes in six of nine spots on the lineup, the Robertson girls’ tennis team won the championship of this past weekend’s Carlsbad Invitational.

    In doing so, the Lady Cardinals surprised one of the elite programs in the state — Class 5A’s five-time defending state champion Carlsbad, the tournament host.

    It’s believed to be the first title in that particular tournament won by a Robertson girls’ team.

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  • Weekend Roundup

    West Las Vegas’ softball team took Albuquerque Academy to extra innings Saturday before falling 8-7 in the fifth-place game of the St. Michael’s tournament in Santa Fe.

    Pitcher Marissa Cordova had one of her better games for coach Lucas Griego’s club before the Duke City team won the chess match in 10 frames.

    Bernalillo defeated West 8-3 in Thursday’s opener but the Lady Dons broke into the win column the next day, routing Española 18-4.

    West is 1-6.

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