New Mexico
LSC announces award winners
The Lone Star Convention introduced the 2021-22 LSC Scholar-Athlete Award winners final week and Andres Quintana and Whitney Dockweiler represented Japanese New Mexico College on the checklist.
In keeping with an ENMU information launch:
Quintana appeared in 32 video games for ENMU this season and was third in batting common (.306). The redshirt junior ended the season with 30 hits, 26 runs, and 12 runs batted in.
The beginning catcher threw out 10 runners on base and accrued 169 put outs on the yr. He earned Commissioner’s Honor Roll recognition in fall 2021.
Dockweiler began all 18 video games in purpose for Japanese. She accomplished the 2021 marketing campaign with a .799 save proportion, which ranks eighth all-time in a single season in program historical past.
The senior posted two clear sheets for the Greyhounds and has been acknowledged on the LSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll 4 instances.
Awardees are chosen based mostly on excellent accomplishments in athletics, scholarship and management. To be eligible for consideration, student-athletes will need to have participated at the least two years of their sport and be a member of the graduating class.
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Snowy and slick Thursday expected in New Mexico
We’re expecting widespread light snow Thursday in New Mexico. See the latest forecast at KOB.com/Weather.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The snow was falling and the roads were slick to start Thursday in parts of New Mexico and it’s likely that will continue throughout the day.
We’ll see on and off scattered snow showers, especially in parts of southern New Mexico. That will become more widespread with blowing snow possible.
A winter weather advisory is still in effect until Friday morning for 1-3 inches of snow expected and 5-6 inches of snow in higher-elevation areas. It encompasses most of southern New Mexico and stretches just above Interstate 40 near Tucumcari, heading toward the Texas state line.
High temperatures will be at least 10° below average for pretty much everyone.
Meteorologist Kira Miner shares all the details in her full forecast in the video above.
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New Mexico sending firefighters to California
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — The state of New Mexico announced it is sending five fire engines and 25 New Mexico firefighters to assist in fighting the California wildfires.
The departments participating are from Bernalillo, San Juan, and Los Alamos Counties, as well as the cities of Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The units and firefighters will leave for California on January 9 at 9 a.m.
The state of New Mexico is also warning residents that high winds and dry conditions make the state at high risk for fires as well. Residents are encouraged to clear dry brush from around their homes and keep anything flammable away from heat sources.
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