Created: April 08, 2021 09:01 PM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- Many high school athletes in New Mexico are getting the chance to play championship games at University of New Mexico facilities this week, and along with excitement, there are concerns over how much families have to pay to attend the games.
Dozens of fans watched the 3A boys soccer championship Thursday, as Sandia Prep beat Bosque School, 2-0.
Many are just thankful the game could take place during the pandemic.
“We can’t beat that so it’s great,” Bosque School parent Art Sandoval said.
Jill Levin, another Bosque School parent, said that a few months ago they weren’t sure if the championship would happen at all.
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It seems like a long time coming. There is one week before teams that are in hybrid learning can begin practicing. Most schools were supposed to let the New Mexico Activities Association know whether they are going to opt in or out this fall season. Some schools were given an extension. On Monday, teams will […]
February 3, 2021
Cobre board meeting gets heated during reopening, athletic discussions Written by Dean Thompson on February 3, 2021
The Cobre Schools Board of Education heard discussion on reopening in a hybrid model and allowing four-students-to-one-coach athletic pods and had a lengthy look at public input during their meeting Tuesday evening, which was held virtually.
Not only was there discussion, but more than one voice was raised during that discussion, to which board member Gabe Holguin toward the end of the meeting said, “I’d like to remind the board we’re all on the same team and we should maintain some professionalism and respect for each other’s opinions when we’re speaking. Body language speaks volumes, and it appears to me we’re not doing that and I’ll leave it at that.”