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Alamogordo Daily Digest Thursday, June 25, 2026

Ty McDuffey

25 Jun 2026 — 1 min read

Ty's Take

Alamogordo took down Tularosa in a 10-12 tournament game the kind of win that doesn't make the state tournament brackets but means everything to the kids who played it and the parents who drove out to watch. These age-group tournaments are where you see the real competition in a basin this size—towns close enough to be rivals, far enough apart that each game feels like something. Tularosa's got ranching country behind it, Alamogordo's got the base and the payroll that comes with it, and on a ballfield that gap doesn't matter much. What matters is who showed up ready to play, and Tuesday it was Alamogordo's squad.

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Alamogordo defeats Tularosa in 10-12 tournament

Alamogordo's Rotary team opened the District 2 Little League 10-12 All-Star tournament with a commanding 9-2 win over Tularosa on June 20 in Carlsbad. The victory advances Alamogordo to face Carlsbad Shorthorn in their next matchup on June 23.

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