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Scenes From 2024 Holiday Classic Hockey Tournament

With the drop of the puck the Los Alamos Hockey Association 12u team kicked off the Holiday Classic with a loss to the Santa Fe Capitals. Dimitri Lawrence of Los Alamos rallied off a breakaway to put Los Alamos in the lead in the opening minutes with Los Alamos initially controlling play, keeping the puck in the Capital zone. Lawrence would put in 2 more goals along with a breakaway goal for Oliver Burrows with strong defensive play by Jennifer Kroupa and several saves by goalie Brecken Hanson. However, a sturdy Capital defense anchored by goalie Hugh Goldberg with 26 saves, would prove insurmountable Read More

Registration For Los Alamos Little League Begins Jan. 1

A former Little League baseball team. Courtesy photo

A former Little League softball team. Courtesy photo

By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com

Browsing options for summer activities to enroll your child in? Perhaps America’s favorite pastime should be considered. Los Alamos Little League encompasses all of baseball’s and softball’s best qualities – the thrill of the sport and life skills it can teach.

Registration for Los Alamos Little League begins Jan. 1. If interested in participating in either baseball or softball, go to https://www.lalittleleague.org/ Read More

This Week In Sports: Dec. 26-30, 2024

This Week In Sports: Dec. 26-30

Los Alamos High School Hilltopper games are covered by the Los Alamos Daily Post sports team of John McHale and Nate Limback.

This Week’s Hilltopper Sports Schedule:

Dec. 26 Thursday

  • Boys Basketball vs Lovington at Poe Corn Tournament Roswell – 6 p.m.
  • Los Alamos Hockey Youth Holiday Winter Classic – See schedule at lahockey.org

Dec. 27 Friday

  • Boys Basketball vs at Poe Corn Tournament Goddard
  • Los Alamos Hockey Youth Holiday Winter Classic – See schedule at lahockey.org

Dec. 28 Saturday

  • Boys Wrestling at Grants Tournament Grants – 9 a.m.
  • Boys Basketball at Poe Corn
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Atomics Wins Y League In Exciting Final Seconds Of Play

The Atomics Basketball Team comprised of 5th and 6th grade athletes from throughout Los Alamos Public Schools won the YMCA League by a score of 25-24 in an exciting game played Friday that came down to the final seconds. Back row from left, Coach Victor Sandoval, Vaha Funaki, Zach Schroeder, David Robel, Nejan Liyanage, Glenn Lopez, Coach Sarah Work and Coach Rachel Schroder. Front row from left, Serenity Pham, Paul Work and James Miller. Courtesy photo Read More

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