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Best & Worst Case Scenario: Clovis Wildcats

How many wins for the Wildcats?

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Best & Worst Case Scenario: Clovis Wildcats

Best Case Scenario: 7-3 overall, 5-0 district
Worst Case Scenario: 2-8 overall, 2-3 district
NMPreps Prediction: 5-4 overall, 4-1 district

Overview: Our best and worst-case scenario feature creates the "what if' for the coming season. The Clovis Wildcats are all over the map and truly honest, they are anyplace from winning 8/9 games or possibly only get the worst case at 2-wins. The 2019 team was outstanding and WHAT COULD have been in 2020 had we had a true season. Well, a majority of those players are wearing cherry and silver, a Jayhawk, or at Colorado State. So what next? Maybe the most intriguing over/under number you'll see when that feature rolls out (but for argument sake or sneak peak - would you take the 3.5-wins over/under? Told you it was an intriguing number.) and we you take bids.

DATEOPPONENTBEST CASEWORST CASENMPREPS PREDICTIONPREDICTION RECORD
8.20vs HobbsW, 20-17L, 23-22W, 21-201-0 overall
8.27vs Ysleta (TX)L, 24-22L, 30-20L, 28-201-1 overall
9.3at Frenship (TX)L, 26-21L, 24-23L, 24-221-2 overall
9.10at Rio RanchoL, 36-33L, 44-22L, 37-331-3 overall
9.24vs La CuevaW, 35-30L, 38-24W, 28-212-3 overall
1-0 district
10.1vs AlbuquerqueW, 48-7W, 36-6W, 44-63-3 overall
2-0 district
10.8at Santa FeW, 56-6W, 40-20W, 44-144-3 overall
3-0 district
10.22vs SandiaW, 25-18L, 24-22W, 24-205-3 overall
4-0 district
10.30at EldoradoW, 34-30L, 39-30L, 35-265-4 overall
4-1 district


Related
Link: Albuquerque
Link: Atrisco Heritage
Carlsbad (Need Schedule)
Link: Centennial
Link:
Cibola
Link: Cleveland

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Best & Worst Case Scenario: Cleveland Storm

How many wins for the Storm in 2021?

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Best & Worst Case Scenario: Cleveland Storm

Season: 2021
Best Case Scenario: 10-0 overall, 5-0 district
Worst Case Scenario: 5-5 overall, 3-2 district
NMPreps 2021 Prediction: 8-2 overall, 4-1 district

Scoop: The Cleveland Storm is more likely to float around the best case or overall prediction than getting close to the worst-case scenario. Two things to keep in mind though are the Storm will be replacing four outstanding WR's, their QB, all-state linemen, and a handful on defense. Next, they play a very tough and high-quality schedule. However, the Storm typically reloads and will likely never have to rebuild. They will have replacements for those that graduated but we have to admit they are replacing an extremely talented class with so much college talent.

DATEOPPONENTBEST CASE SCENARIOWORST CASE SCENARIONMPREPS PREDICTIONPREDICTED RECORD
8/21 - Sat. at CentennialW, 40-16W, 35-20W, 38-181-0 overall
8/27 - Frivs EP-Franklin (TX)W, 38-36L, 39-30L, 36-261-1 overall
9/3 - Frivs ManzanoW, 41-10W, 38-14W, 39-122-1 overall
9/10 - Frivs Las CrucesW, 37-21L, 28-27W, 35-243-1 overall
9/17 - Friat ArtesiaW, 45-30L, 36-35W, 41-334-1 overall
10/1 - Frivs Artisco HeritageW, 56-6W, 48-10W, 53-85-1 overall
1-0 district
10/8 - Friat CibolaW, 44-36L, 34-31W, 37-356-1 overall
2-0 district
10/14 - Thurat Volcano VistaW, 28-14W, 24-21W, 26-177-1 overall
3-0 district
10/22 - Frivs West MesaW, 57-7W, 45-12W, 50-108-1 overall
4-0 district
10/29 - Friat Rio RanchoW, 38-34L, 40-32L, 37-368-2 overall
4-1 district


Related
Link: Albuquerque
Link: Atrisco Heritage
Missing: Carlsbad
Link: Centennial
Link:
Cibola

Player Rankings Class of 2022

Top Players from the 2022 Class

NMPreps.com will release names throughout the summer with our new player rankings. We will get you ready for the 2021/2022 season. A reminder that we will release a few names each day until we announce all players.

Players will be listed alphabetically. This Fall we will release our Top-25 for the 2022 class followed by our Top-50 overall in New Mexico.

Deniece Ryan (Highland HS): Quick-twitch athlete who can blow by defenders with the ball. She can score in a variety of ways, off penetration to the bucket with a nice floater or if left alone will hit the three. She'll need to embrace being the leader and go-to player this year. Ryan is good and just waiting for her to play with confidence to be great; she can be great.

Jaelyn Bates (Volcano Vista HS): Bates has been a top-10 player in the NMPreps Player Rankings for four years now, a very small number will reach that feat. The Volcano Vista Hawks went 13-0 last season and Bates continued her stellar play with 16 ppg, 4.5 steals, and 2.3 assists per game. Bates recently committed to division one University of New Mexico.

Jayden Jenkins (Robertson HS): Jenkins made a name for herself this postseason as she carried the Robertson Cardinals to the state championship game. A competitive and fiery forward that embraces contact and finishes well. At 5-10 she could be a force again this coming season and Robertson likely the favorite.

Jerzie Jones (La Cueva HS): The Bears along with Jerzie Jones hit our radar mid-season during the short Spring schedule. However, Jones is a must-see shooter that hit 27 threes last season, In the game,x we saw she went 3 for 5 from behind the arch. She averaged 17 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game as a junior.

Juliana Aragon (Bernalillo HS), The four-year starter led the state in scoring last with 26.7 ppg. She has helped guide the Lady Spartans to a pair of Elite Eight showings and three state tournament appearances, both of which are likely records. Aragon holds two offers from this summer - New Mexico Highlands and Trinidad State (JC).

Kiiyani Anitielu (Farmington HS), When the season tips off Anitielu will be a five-year starter for the Lady Scorpions. This season she averaged 21.3 ppg for the Scorpions guiding them to an 8-3 overall record. The 5-7 guard is one of the top shooters you'll find in the state

Natalia Chavez (Volcano Vista HS): Another familiar name on the list of top players from the '22 class. Chavez was the second-ranked player in the NMPreps Rankings last season and had a remarkable season to go with it. She led the team in scoring with 17 points per game, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.4 steals. She also hit the game-winning shot to win the 5A state championship. Chavez has a few division one offers that include Colorado State University with interest growing.

Payton Edwards (Moriarty HS): Edwards led the Pintos in scoring, primarily off a high volume of shots but she has the green light because she can knock them down. Edwards provides scoring that was lacking in the Pintos the last two years and will be the focus of the offense moving forward.

Updated 7/10/2021
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