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Cleveland shuts out Rio Rancho to finish regular season undefeated
RIO RANCHO —Some rivalries are always tooth and nail. Some swing largely in one team's favor. The latter applies to the Cleveland-Rio Rancho football crosstown rivalry. Cleveland (10-0, 7-0 1-6A) shut out rival Rio Rancho (5-5, 4-3 1-6A) 50-0 Friday at Rio Rancho High. The game ended early in the fourth quarter via mercy rule. Cleveland's 50 points also tied a rivalry record for the most by either team, matching the Rams in the first-ever meeting in 2009.
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Rio Rancho, Cleveland dominate XC District Championship
RIO RANCHO – Rio Rancho Public Schools teams continued their cross-country dominance as District 5A-1 ran its District Championship meet on Friday, hosted by Cleveland High School. Rio Rancho girls cross country secured the 5A District 1 title, scoring 44 points. Cleveland finished second with 48, while Volcano Vista...
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PHS’s Lee Gjertson Commits to Swim at University of New Mexico
Peninsula High School won nine of 12 events to capture the Puget Sound League girls swimming and diving championship with 380 points Oct. 24 at Silas High School in Tacoma. Gjertson led Peninsula with four titles, winning the 200-yard freestyle in 2 minutes, 0.42 seconds and the 100 freestyle in 55.46 seconds, more than four seconds ahead of teammate Sydney Gardner (59.65). Gjertson also anchored the winning 400-yard freestyle relay and led off the 200 freestyle relay. Go to link below.
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New Mexico dominates Mountain West Cross Country Championships as Wolf Pack hosts
Nevada hosted this year's Mountain West Cross Country Championships at Washoe Golf Course on Friday morning. It's the Wolf Pack's third time hosting a conference championship in 2026 after hosting indoor track and field and softball earlier this year. New Mexico won its fourth consecutive men's championship and third straight women's title. Nevada finished fourth overall on the men's side and seventh in women's. Reno native Cael Mattioli placed the highest among the Wolf Pack men, coming in 23rd place. Marina Renna came home 39th overall and was the Wolf Pack's top finisher on the women's side. Next, Nevada will prepare for the NCAA Mountain Regional on Nov. 13 in Albuquerque. You can watch the full recap of Friday's action above.