By Arnie Leshin At New Mexico State University, it was a whole new world for Pascal Siakam. He had arrived from his native land of Cameroon as a total stranger, his English was fair, his friends were new, but he sure could play the global game of basketball. Greg Heirar …
Read More »WOMEN’S TOP THREE SOUTH CAROLINA, STANFORD AND UCONN
By Arnie Leshin South Carolina and Stanford and who? Maybe the polls are mad at Geno Auriemma, record-setting genius with 11 NCAA women’s basketball championships. But with yet another outstanding lineup despite the injury absence of star All-America Paige Bueckers, not bad for these Huskes and their faithful. Not bad …
Read More »No bowl game this time for University of Miami
By Arnie Leshin The University of Miami in South Florida has always had a quality football program, and at 5-6 against visiting Pittsburgh Saturday, it needed a sixth win to qualify for another bowl. But the Panthers had better ideas, rolling past the Hurricanes, 42-16, to earn their own bowl …
Read More »HERSHAL WALKER
By Arnie Leshin They were a wild three years for the pro football New Jersey Generals. No. 1, after an uphill battle for a lease in the United States Football League, at then Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, and owned by young 37-year-old real estate dynamite Donald J. Trump, they …
Read More »NM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RESULTS
By Arnie Leshin Wake-up call for the Academy of Technology and The Classics boys basketball team that just doesn’t believe in calling in its results. But at least the ACTAC girls let their results be known, with a Saturday 46-23 non-district romp over visiting Mora that put their record at …
Read More »Ruidoso came to play Saturday afternoon and outclassed St. Michael’s
By Arnie Leshin It was two decades ago, a sunny Saturday afternoon at St. Michael’s Christian Brothers Athletic Complex. It was the semifinals of the then-state 4A playoffs. It was a back-and-forth tussle now in the fourth overtime as the sun continued to fade into the sunset. “We had spoken …
Read More »Down to the final picks for the state high school football championship
By Arnie Leshin They are down to the nitty gritty on the New Mexico high school football field. Excluding the conclusion of 6 and 8-team ball, five state classes was the opening number, and last Friday night it became four when 2A wound down with undefeated top-seeded visiting Jal turning …
Read More »RUIDOSO versus ST. MICHAEL’S
By Arnie Leshin Ruidoso has preferred to sleep in its own beds instead of hitting the 193-mile road to Santa Fe on Friday, having a practice, and then getting set for the state high school football championship scheduled for a 1 p.m. kickoff at Ivan Head Stadium. Ivan Head was …
Read More »Ruidoso brings its 2nd-seed to another site in the City Different
By Arnie Leshin There’s always something added to surprises when you play high school football up at Raton. And last Saturday afternoon, neither the 6th-seeded Tigers or visitors from 2nd-seeded Ruidoso weren’t well prepared. You always have to check weather conditions up there some 3 hours north of Santa Fe. …
Read More »RTD THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY CLOSURE NOVEMBER 24 AND 25
The North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) has announced that the RTD Blue Buses will not be in service on Thursday and Friday, November 24 and 25, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. The exception will be the 255 RTD Mountain Trail to the Santa Fe National Forest which will …
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