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Cowboys falter vs. Roswell, sweep Austin at home

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The Alpine Cowboys began their 2023 season with a series loss on the road to the Roswell Invaders May 31-June 2. Alpine started Syracuse, New York, native Dom Spinoso on the mound for opening day. Spinoso tossed 3.2 innings, walking five and striking out eight batters.
Cowboys second baseman Alex Canty slides into home plate during the Cowboys’ 10-1 win over the Austin Weirdos at Kokernot Field Saturday, June 3. Photo by Julie Meyers

Sports Schedule

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O6 ALPINE COWBOYS BASEBALL June 9 @AustinWeirdos,6:30 p.m. June 10 @AustinWeirdos,6:30 p.m.

Cowboys gear up for 2023 season, All-Star Game

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In the simplest of terms: 2023 is a pivotal year for the Alpine Cowboys. The last two seasons have concluded with first round playoff exits featuring the opposing team celebrating on the Kokernot Field pitcher’s mound. The Cowboys, on the hunt for their first Pecos League championship since 2019, enter the 2023 campaign with something to prove.
The Alpine Cowboys began this season’s play yesterday in Roswell. Courtesy photo

Sports Schedule

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O6 ALPINE COWBOYS BASEBALL June 1 @ Roswell Invaders, 7 p.m. June 2 @ Roswell Invaders, 7 p.m.

Sul Ross soccer offers newly remodeled complex

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The Sul Ross Men’s and Women’s Soccer Programs are proud to announce the opening of their newly remodeled soccer complex. The redeveloped, fanfriendly stadium features a front entry portal to greet fans, an awning to protect the faithful from rain, and sun, a railing separating the fans from the playing surface, updated windscreen, brand new world cup style goals and nets, bench coverings for the players and coaches, as well as a new storage shed.
Alpine’s Big Bend Youth Soccer Association and in particular the Karleen family played an essential role in the newly remodeled soccer complex at Sul Ross. Pictured are Abe Karleen, a BBYSA player, his dad and board member of the BBYSA Ben Karleen, and SR men’s soccer coach Jon Evan. Courtesy photo
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