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Using a strong, resilient rushing attack and an opportunistic passing game, the Robertson Cardinals football team opened the season with an emphatic 56-20 victory against the Socorro Warriors last Friday night.
In a lightning-shortened contest last Friday night, the West Las Vegas Dons football team won against the Hatch Valley Bears 14-12.
The Robertson Cardinals football team took their high-powered attack on the road last weekend, dominating Cobre in a Saturday afternoon contest 49-0 and continuing to show why they are one of the favorites in Class 3A this season.
Shannon Aragon/Courtesy Photo West Las Vegas got back on track this past weekend, taking down Ruidoso on the road 33-7. This was an important game for the Dons, as they were coming off a disappointing performance in a loss against Dexter. They didn’t let that performance carry over, however, as they showed the combination of strong downfield passing and opportunistic defense that has defined this team in recent seasons.
It is often said that blessings come to us in mysterious ways. In the case of the City of Las Vegas and its water, it couldn’t be more true.
Despite protests from several locals in attendance, the Las Vegas City Council Wednesday upheld a plan approved by the Planning and Zoning Committee to allow Gonzales Funeral Home to install a crematory attached to its current building.
R obertson High School’s football team used its Homecoming game as an opportunity to put the rest of Class 3A on notice. Facing a struggling Ruidoso team, the Cardinals lit up the scoreboard using a balanced attack, walking away with a 68-13 victory.
It has been a rocky start to the beginning of the season for the Robertson boys soccer team, as they have gone 3-3-1 to start the year. The three wins
The Robertson High School girls soccer team is off to a good start this season, going 4-2 through the first month, though they have dropped their last two games.
By: Phil Scherer
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