James Barron is a reporter for the Santa Fe New Mexican, focusing on local news and sports in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His articles cover a range of topics, including high school sports, local events, and community news. James' work has also been featured in Yahoo News, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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James Barron's primary focus is on local sports events, specifically basketball and high school sports in New Mexico. If you have insights or announcements related to these topics, such as upcoming tournaments, coaching changes, or standout performances by local teams or athletes, it may be of interest to him.
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La Cueva combined its athleticism with an efficient offense that led to a 25-14, 25-16, 26-24 sweep of Santa Fe High in the Class 5A quarterfinals to end the first
By: James Barron
Behind the timely hitting of Aleena Hubbard and Nicoe Sallee, the Demons roared back to beat Rio Rancho, 16-25, 22-25, 25-11, 25-20, 15-11 to reach an elimination bracket semifinal against
By: James Barron
Fourth-seeded Los Lunas swept No. 6 Santa Fe High, 25-21, 29-27, 25-17, to reach the 5A semifinals via the elimination bracket.
By: James Barron
The Lady Horsemen won Saturday evening in an efficient and overwhelming fashion as the top seed of the 3A bracket swept No. 3 Cobre to win its third straight title.
By: James Barron
Dominguez, who grew up in Alcalde and played basketball at Española Valley for two years, is making the fourth trip to his hometown as the New Mexico Highlands University head
ESPAÑOLA K J Lamonte doesn't know if it was the fastest he ever covered 45 feet, but he knows it was up there.
By: James Barron
Highlands guard KJ Lamonte came up with a midcourt steal and converted it into a buzzer-beating layup that allowed the Cowboys to escape Eagle Memorial Sportsplex with a 71-69 win
By: James Barron
Never in the 49-year history of Española High School, or even when it was the community's hub high school before 1975, has it challenged for the state football championship trophy.
The Lobos lived off of turnovers, which in turn kicked up the defensive intensity and keyed an 80-58 nonconference win in The Pit.
The Lobos lived off of turnovers, which in turn kicked up the defensive intensity and keyed an 80-58 nonconference win in The Pit.
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