Category: Pueblo Pride

Girls Tennis Reaches Final 32

Two weekends ago, the girls tennis team competed in the first and second rounds of the Division 2 State Tournament in Phoenix.  The doubles team of Cynthia Lona and Carolina Felix unfortunately lost in the first round, but played a great match.  Isabel Morales also played well and won her first round match and then fell to the #6 seed on the second day.

This past weekend, 3 members of the girls’ tennis team made it to the third round in Phoenix. Singles player Estefana Hernandez and Doubles team Dulce Corte and Yanseli Alameda won their first and second round matches.  In the third round this last Saturday, they unfortunately lost two tough matches.

State finalists Dulce, Estefana & Yanseli

However, these three ladies finished in the top 32 players in the state (Division 2).  They played very well throughout the tournament and made it farther in the state competition than any player in recent years.

Coach Sarah Wilson (JV) and Coach Tara Bulleigh (Varsity) are incredibly proud of these girls as they have watched them grow as athletes and students since they were freshmen.

Congratulations to them for their efforts.

Parking Lot Gets A Makeover

The YES! Club and Future Teachers of Arizona collaborated this weekend to give our parking lot a little makeover. Members of both clubs came on Saturday morning to paint the curb barriers with Pueblo colors.

Painting barricades Pueblo colors

The following spirited students worked very hard on this project:

Philip Alvarez, Yahaira Barcelo, Angel Barcelo, Peter Casillas, Chantelle Contreras, Manuel Encinas, Brandon Garcia, Alejandra Gonzalez, Adilene Guevara, Oscar Hernandez, Laura Karina Lopez, Yaritza Martinez, Jazmin Nogales, Rheannon Olvera, Alvaro Oquita, Ben Rios, Gabrielle Rios, Clarissa Romero, Lauro Soto, Brisenia Sosa, Gardenia Tapia & Brianna Valencia.

The painting crew
Parking lot painting project

It’s a work in progress and we look forward to the completion of the project.  Great job Warriors! Thank you Mrs. Avila-Miranda & Mrs. Stull for pictures.

BIG THANK YOU to Mike Stanford from the City of Tucson Graffiti Abatement Office and Dunn Edwards Paint for donating all of the blue paint!

2011 HOSA Spring Leadership Conference

On Thursday and Friday, April 14 and 15, seven Pueblo Biomedical (Biotechnology) students attended the HOSA Spring Leadership Conference at the Doubletree Hotel in Tucson.

The following students placed in the top 5 of their event:

Brian Bishop: 4th Medical Math

Tricia Hindley: 4th Biotechnology

Karla Placencio: 3rd Dental Terminology

Carlos Ramirez: 1st Epidemiology

Christina Verdugo: 4th Human Growth & Development

Other students that competed were: John Woods & Gabrielle Reid

Biomedical Students at HOSA Spring Leadership Conference

This was a statewide competition and our Warriors did very well! Congratulations to all that participated.

Fiesta De Los Guerreros 2011

What a great time we had a Fiesta de los Guerreros this year.  With probably the biggest crowd we’ve had in the last five years our Warriors danced, ate great food and enjoyed the night.

Wuilo's Technobanda finishing the night.

Highlights included:

  • Mariachi Van Buskirk
  • Ballet Folklorico Los Mextucaz
  • Ballet Folklorico Mission View
  • Hip Hop Dance Showcase
  • Live Music: Kabalgantes, Ausentes De Sinaloa, Monarkas Del Norte & Wuilo’s Technobanda
  • Crystal Clear Audio Cars
  • Great Food

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Thank you for supporting our clubs and athletics.  We hope to see you next year! (April 13th, 2012)

FTA Students Volunteer Like MADD

Future Educators of Arizona students attended the “Walk Like MADD” (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) event at Reid Park on Saturday, March 19.

Future Teacher Of Arizona volunteering

Students volunteered at the hospitality tent, organizing the walkers’ gift bags, and in the Kids’ Area.

Preparing Gift Bags
Helping with the Kids Area

Students pictured are: Karina Lopez, Marisa Garcia, Anna Rocha, Linda Arceo, Maria Ramirez, Eddie Carranza, Briana Montano.

Briana’s mother’s team, “Love for Caco” was the top fund raising team.

Thank you Mrs. Stull for sharing.

Spirit Dress Week – February 14-18

Spirit Dress Week – February 14-18, 2011

• Give a Kiss Monday (Wear Red If Taken or Pink If Single)
• Hug A Friend Tuesday (Wear Yellow For Friendship)
• Tough Love Wednesday- (Opposite Day Girls Dress Like Boys & Boys Like Girls)
• Show Your Warrior Love Thursday (Wear Your Pueblo Gear)
• Found Your Valentine Friday? (Wear Red For YES & Pink For NO)

Come back for some photos & video.