| RESULTS - 2019 WOMEN'S XC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS |
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | |
| A/AA |
24 - ATC |
35 - Pecos |
116 - Penasco |
| 3A |
54 - Cottonwood Cl |
75 - Zuni |
89 - Laguna Acoma |
| 4A |
30 - Los Alamos |
53 - Alb Academy |
130 - Hope Chr |
| 5A | 48 - Eldorado |
77 - Volcano Vista |
99 - Cleveland |
| RESULTS - 2019 MEN'S XC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS |
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | |
| A/AA |
37 - Navajo Pine |
75 - Cloudcroft |
110 - Pecos |
| 3A |
23 - Zuni |
92 - Santa Fe Indian |
111 - Laguna Acoma |
| 4A | 40 - Los Alamos | 43 - Alb Academy |
141 - Hope Chr |
| 5A |
64 - Cleveland |
112 - Volcano Vista |
114 - Piedra Vista |
The distance track and cross country programs at Antonian have made considerable leaps under Lovell. To date, the Apache men and women have garnered 15 TAPPS state cross country championships. To top it off,......
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Currently the throws coach for the Academy Chargers ladies program, during his tenure at the Air Force Academy Irving coached the pole vault (2000-03), horizontal jumps (2004-06) and throwing events (2000-13). ......
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Consistency and quality in your coaching staff is a key formula to a winning program. That is exactly what Coach Martinez has brought to the Taos Tigers, his Alma Mater. After a successful collegiate career as a multi-event athlete for Oral Roberts Universtity, Coach Martinez returned home to help be part of the formula that has made Taos into a track powerhouse.
Co-Head Track Coach. Sprints, Hurdles, Jumps, throws and Relays.
When Remon Smith took over the Klein Forest men's track program three years ago, he told the then-freshman that if they stuck with him they would be state champions. This past May with a spotlight on the Texas State Meet, Smith lived up to that promise....
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Directs the Youth, High School, Collegiate, and Masters vaulters at Sky Athletics. As Assoc.Head Coach at Grand Canyon University, he has coached 5 NCAA All-Americans. As Head Coach at Paradise Valley Community College from ’99-‘13, he produced...
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Robert Hackett's professional strength and conditioning experience spans over 20 years with the Vancouver Grizzlies, Memphis Grizzlies, Dallas Mavericks (2011 NBA Champions), Milwaukee Bucks...
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NMTCCCA GOAL #1
To advocate what is best for our sports, athletes and coaches.
NMTCCCA GOAL #2
To educate all parties about our sports’ dynamics and to further knowledge and help our membership develop the many skill sets that promote and raise all levels of the various aspects needed by our coaches and their respective athletes.
NMTCCCA GOAL #3
To celebrate and recognize, as a professional organization, the achievements that are the fruits of our efforts.
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It's often said that new coaches tend to coach the way that they were coached. An important thought for all of us to consider, and in this instance it is especially good to know....
It all started in a different time and a different place..England. It all ended, a 21 year coaching stint at Santa Fe Prep, with one last victory lap around the Great Friends UNM Track Complex in celebration ....
Gering, a runner from San Felipe Pueblo, ran track his junior and senior years at Santa Fe Indian School and cross-country his senior year. Since then he has been chasing his dream — literally ....
NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RUNNER UP!
MADISON, Wis.— For the fourth time in the last five years....
Begun in 1987 by a small group of visionaries with the goal of a NM Meet of Champions, as well as developing better communication and unification between all track and cross country coaches, the New Mexico Track and Cross Country Coaches Association was born and has grown to what you see today. Our association has and must continue to be the guiding force for positive change and the protection of all aspects of New Mexico Track and Cross Country that we believe important to our athletes and our coaches. Changes are a part of life. We are our best "Advocates" for helping to direct that change in a positive and constructive way. We must continue to "Educate" our membership and give them the best tools for success. And, as a professional organization, we must "Celebrate" those successes, those stories, those special moments and actions that make our sports such wonderful tools in helping to mold the youth of New Mexico. We ARE the NMTCCCA !!!
