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Amateur Leagues Drive Thousands Into Albuquerque Community Sports

Standings from basketball, kickball, golf and bowling leagues illustrate ongoing local team activity across multiple venues and seasons.

By Albuquerque Sport Desk · Published July 19, 2026

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Albuquerque Parks & Recreation Basketball league records from Summer 2024 show Old School holding a 9-3 mark at 0.750 percent in one division and Nightmare at 10-2 for 0.833 percent in another.

City basketball records

The City of Albuquerque Parks & Recreation program maintains these standings through its league platform. The data covers divisions that ran during the 2024 summer season and remains available for reference on the official standings page.

Kickball results from 2026

Backyard Sports Club Co-ed Kickball league standings for Summer 2026 list Sloppy Seconds and Suck My Kick tied at the top with identical 3-0 records and 100 percent winning percentages. These teams compete under the club’s current season schedule.

Topgolf team points

Topgolf Albuquerque recorded its 4-6 Person Team Winter 2024 league results with FIREBALLERS in first place at 243 points and Vatos Locos 4-ever second at 232 points. The venue tracks these cumulative scores for participating groups.

Bowling championship scores

The 2025 CNMUSBC Open Championship held in March 2025 posted a top Albuquerque team score of 3,165 from 32 Yoder Pro Shop, followed by 3,123 from Rio Rancho’s Bad Boys. These totals come from the official championship standings document.

Professional data status

Albuquerque Isotopes 2026 First Half standings for the Pacific Coast League East currently show empty win and loss columns on the official site, indicating the data has not yet been updated. This leaves the professional team’s early season record unavailable for direct comparison with amateur results.

These league records from city programs, private clubs and bowling associations document the range of organized amateur play that continues across Albuquerque. Residents can review current or archived standings through each organization’s listed platform to follow team progress or locate registration details for upcoming sessions.

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