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Rio Rancho Events Center

Rio Rancho Events Center

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Oct 17, 2026

ChrisHOST
62:56
February 6th, they're gonna be in, uh, West Valley City, Utah, at the Maverik Center.
ChrisHOST
63:01
And then March 6th is their last stop in Ri- at the Rio Rancho Event Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.
ChrisHOST
63:08
And that's where the, uh, new ECHL team plays in New Mexico, the, uh, Goatheads.
ChrisHOST
63:14
New Mexico Goatheads.
The Opening Drive

The Opening Drive

Run It Back

Oct 16 · 1 Mention

Jeff SiembiedaHOST
0:01
[rock music] What a weekend in front of you, huh? Goat heads tonight open up their history out at the Rio Rancho Events Center, dropping the puck for the first time.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
0:11
They play the Idaho Steelheads.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
0:14
New Mexico United's on the road, second to the last game of their regular season as they try to get the number one seed overall in the Western Conference.
Gino GutierrezHOST
3:29
And history is about to be made in New Mexico as professional hockey returns to the state for the first time in 17 years.
Gino GutierrezHOST
3:36
The New Mexico Goat Heads are set to open their inaugural season tomorrow, hosting the Idaho Steelheads at the Rio Rancho Event Center.
Gino GutierrezHOST
3:42
The ECHL expansion team has 72 regular season games ahead, with first-year head coach Zach Stortini leading a roster featuring a mix of young players and veterans with AHL experience.
Gino GutierrezHOST
3:53
The Goat Heads are also affiliated with the NHL's Colorado Avalanche and the AHL's Colorado Eagles and have acquired six players from the Eagles last month.
The Bob Clark Podcast

The Bob Clark Podcast

Game On!!

Oct 13 · 5 Mentions

Bob ClarkHOST
2:01
Game on! Bob Clark along with Dale Cornelius, our producer here on 96.3 Newsradio KKOV.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:07
Starting this weekend out at the Rio Rancho Event Center, professional hockey returns to the Albuquerque metro area for the first time since the Scorpions folded up back in 2009.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:17
It really is hard to believe it's been 17 years.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:19
It is, Bob.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:21
But we've got the New Mexico Goatheads now, part of the ECHL.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:25
And they have an affiliation with Stanley Cup champs Colorado Avalanche.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:31
And they will begin play this weekend, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, out at the Rio Rancho Event Center versus the Idaho Steelheads.
Bob ClarkHOST
2:38
So the Goatheads versus the Steelheads.
TJ TroutHOST
22:43
Uh, where, where were you with him?
Michael CarlislePANELIST
22:44
Uh, the, uh, pumpkin patch out at the, uh, Rio Rancho Event Center.
Michael CarlislePANELIST
22:48
I forget the, the name of it.
Michael CarlislePANELIST
22:49
Yeah.
Bob ClarkHOST
24:49
Oh, yeah.
Bob ClarkHOST
24:49
He apparently rolled out the red carpet for him because he had a campaign rally in 2019 out at the Rio Rancho Event Center.
Bob ClarkHOST
24:56
And then one other thing.
Bob ClarkHOST
24:57
That they've done is they've said that Greg Hall has taken four hundred thousand dollars in donations from people and companies, I guess, who have previously donated to President Trump.
Bob ClarkHOST
27:10
Right.
Bob ClarkHOST
27:10
But anyway, that you rolled out the red carpet and stuck taxpayers with the bill for the Trump political rally in Rio Rancho in 2019.
Gregg HullGUEST
27:18
No, President Trump, his campaign rented the Rio Rancho Event Center, paid $150,000 for it.
Gregg HullGUEST
27:24
Why did we why did we expend we added up the expense of what it costs to have him there? Why did why was two hundred fifty thousand dollars an expense that we added up? Because we had to protect the city from radical leftists that were threatening to blow up our city.
Gino GutierrezHOST
2:39
Hall defended the spending, saying he had an obligation to protect residents after social media threats of violence and destruction.
Gino GutierrezHOST
2:46
He also said the Trump campaign paid the normal fee to use the Santa Ana Star Center.
Gino GutierrezHOST
2:51
The ad, paid for by the PAC Affordable New Mexico, also references comments Hall made during a Republican primary debate about rolling out the red carpet for Trump.
Gino GutierrezHOST
3:00
Hall said the ad is an attempt to distract voters from issues including education, healthcare, and water.

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