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PORTALES — Becoming Eastern New Mexico’s head baseball coach seemed the next logical step for Riley Price. The Kansas native, like his father, played college ball. Price has had to be versatile throughout his playing and coaching careers. He’s had to deal with adversity throughout both. And after coaching near the Canadian border for a while, he was looking to head south. Eastern’s job checked all of the above boxes. And so Price, after passing muster in the ENMU intervi...
CLOVIS — Some Little League All-Star teams don’t even score 19 runs in an entire tournament. Friday night, Roosevelt County’s Junior League District 3 team scored 19 in one-half inning. Yup, 19. Roosevelt County got its state tournament journey off to a wild, weird and exciting start by rallying to beat Zia of District 5 (Albuquerque) 26-15 at the Lady Wildcat Softball Complex. As if 26-15 wasn’t a crazy enough final score, consider this — Roosevelt County trailed 11-7 heading...
PORTALES — Anyone expecting Eastern New Mexico’s athletic teams to bolt the Lone Star Conference and return to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics should not hold their collective breaths. ENMU president Jeff Elwell said Saturday afternoon that those are just rumors lacking validity. Elwell did say, however, that the university is in an exploratory phase of starting a women’s golf program that would begin competing in the fall of 2020. “Because we need (athletic) opportunities for females,” Elwell said, “an...
With July 4 having come and gone, it’s time for the Little League state baseball and softball tournaments. Some tournaments are underway, most begin this weekend, others don’t start until the weekend of July 19-21. Locally, the 9-11 year-old Baseball and Junior Softball brackets feature a slate of games at Beachum Field and the Lady Wildcat Complex, respectively, beginning this weekend, as District 3 plays hosts for those tournaments. In the 9-11 bracket Friday at 5:30 p.m., District 9 plays District 1, and at 7:30 p.m., Dis...
PORTALES — Roughly two weeks after Eastern New Mexico University athletic director Greg Waggoner turned in his resignation, the process of replacing him is humming along. Waggoner’s resignation became public on June 25, was formally announced by the university on June 26, and the position was posted that weekend on ncaa.com, collegead.com and the university’s website, in addition to going out across social media. The response since has indicated great interest in the Division II position. “In less than two weeks we have go...