Farmington, United States (Local)
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Steven Bortstein's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly high school football, soccer, and volleyball in the Colorado area. His articles capture event-specific details and game highlights.
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By: Steven Bortstein
FARMINGTON – The landscape of New Mexico high school football is getting a major shakeup, and San Juan County programs will find themselves on vastly different battlegrounds when the new football season opens later this summer.
DeHoyos previously coached Bloomfield to a Class 3A baseball title FARMINGTON – Coaching has always come natural for Frank DeHoyos.
By: Steven Bortstein
FARMINGTON – Piedra Vista senior pitcher J.W. Bayless believed all along this was going to be a special season for the Panthers baseball team.
AZTEC – Colton Weaver is happy to know that the old adage “you can go home again” applies to him.
By: Steven Bortstein
KIRTLAND – Recent Kirtland Central High School graduate Haylee Nocki, a mainstay for the school's girls basketball program's recent success, announced her intent to extend her academic and athletic career at Southwestern Community College in Creston, Iowa.
By: Steven Bortstein
ALBUQUERQUE – Trainers Raymond Valerio and Clinton Crawford will each saddle a pair of starters for the June 7 Ruidoso Futurity following trial heats last weekend at Albuquerque Downs.
By: Steven Bortstein
ALBUQUERQUE – A total of 106 New Mexico-bred Quarter Horses will head to the starting gate Friday at Albuquerque Downs to compete in 11 trial heats for the estimated $350,000 Mountain Top New Mexico-bred Quarter Horse Futurity.
By: Steven Bortstein
FARMINGTON – The dream for many high school student-athletes is that their daily grind translates to a roster spot and financial security at the next level.
By: Steven Bortstein
BLOOMFIELD – Ben Tensay has been named the State Athletic Director of the Year by the New Mexico Athletic Directors Association.
By: Steven Bortstein
BLOOMFIELD – Qualifying for state in any sport is impressive, especially for an eighth grader. But a fractured ankle can quickly turn that excitement into uncertainty, forcing a young athlete through a grueling rehabilitation process.
