Mike Powers is a News Anchor at Falmouth Publishing, Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a strong focus on sports including football, soccer, baseball, and golf, as well as competitive sports and events. Mike's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Albuquerque Journal, Rio Rancho Observer, and Valencia County News-Bulletin.
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Mike Powers' coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports in the Belen and Los Lunas areas of New Mexico. He regularly provides event coverage for a variety of high school sports such as basketball, football, volleyball, cross country, golf, wrestling, and soccer.
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The Belen Natatorium is more crowded this year during BHS swimming practice because of an increase in participation.
Belen’s Jaylyn Boozer, left, and Lorissa Scott, right, celebrated with coaches and family after signing to play college softball.
By: Janie Wheeler, Alexis Avis-Labus
Los Lunas and Valencia hit the mats Saturday in the Tom Torres Duals, above, while Belen had a strong showing in the Jaguar Invitational.
Adelina Villanueva, left, and McKaylee Burt, right, of Los Lunas, will now be soccer rivals, signing with competing schools in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
My apologies for a holiday column that seems to be more “bah hum bug” than “joy to the world.”
Belen’s Alan Moreno, who would later score the game winning basket in overtime, drives to the bucket against Roswell Goddard in the Hub City Tournament. The Eagles (4-4) were 1-2
By: Mike Powers
An impressive eight Valencia Jaguars were named to the 4A All State football team, with four Los Lunas Tigers recognized in 6A and two Belen Eagles in 5A.
New Mexico Highlands University inducted the 1981 Cowboys football team — which featured at least three players from Valencia County — into the school’s H-Club Hall of Fame.
Valencia’s Jaiden Montgomery, number 4, and Savannah Saavedra, number 10, scramble for the loose ball Thursday against Kirtland Central.
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