The New Mexico men’s basketball team wraps up its non-conference schedule by hosting VCU, the Atlantic 10 preseason favorite, on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in The Pit.

New Mexico (8-3, 1-0 MW) enters the game after a dominant 122-70 win over Western New Mexico, highlighted by Jovan Milicevic’s 21 points and Mountain West Freshman of the Week honors. Donovan Dent leads the Lobos with 17.7 points and 7.5 assists per game. VCU (9-2) is the first top-50 KenPom-rated non-conference visitor to The Pit since 2017-18, led by Joe Bamisile (17.2 ppg) and Max Shulga (16.5 ppg). This marks the second meeting between the teams, with VCU winning the first in 2008-09.

After a 10-day holiday break, the Lobos resume Mountain West play with road games against Colorado State and Fresno State before returning home on Jan. 3 to host Nevada in the 1,000th game at The Pit.

Buy or Sell: The current top-ranked team in each class will stay #1 through the season.

Looking ahead: Who’s flying under the radar now but will be a contender in February/March?

Which team has impressed you the most so far this season? Are they for real, or will they fade?

Capitan needs a week 1 game.

Hatch Valley needs a week 2 game.

What do you have?

UNM hires Jason Eck of FCS Idaho. He went 26-13

On-the-Bubble: Valley, Robertson, Valencia, Artesia, Highland

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Daily Dimes: Preview of Games for Wednesday, December 18

NMPreps publisher Joshua Grine highlights the top New Mexico high school basketball games to watch tonight. Stay tuned to NMPreps for comprehensive coverage of high school hoops across the state.

On Tap Wednesday Night​

Bernalillo (5-5) at Española Valley (5-1)

7 PM, Edward Medina Gymnasium (Española, NM)

The Española Valley Sundevils (No. 9 NMPreps 4A Rankings) are riding a five-game win streak after dropping their season opener to Santa Fe Indian, 62-51. Now sitting at 5-1, they return to the court after an eight-day layoff to face an unranked but capable Bernalillo Spartans squad. Senior leaders Matthew Lovato and Josiah Fresquez will aim to keep the Sundevils rolling. Bernalillo, fresh off a 69-52 loss to Taos on Tuesday, seeks a quick rebound. The Spartans lean on seniors Darrion Calabaza, averaging 12.2 points per game, and Hyshtiani Kaulaity-Quintana, averaging 11.2 points per game, to spark their offense.

Prediction: Española 68, Bernalillo 51
Favorite: Española (-16.5)
Grine: Española Valley. The Sundevils are steadily improving, putting up 77 points in their last outing, well above their season average of 59.7. Their early-season loss in November to Santa Fe Indian shouldn’t overshadow their 5-0 December record. Meanwhile, Bernalillo is searching for consistency and may struggle to keep pace in this one.

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Tuesday Leftovers​

St. Michael’s Dominates Capital
No. 2/3A St. Michael’s flexed their muscles against crosstown rival 5A Capital, cruising to an 81-54 victory on Tuesday night. Sophomore forward Ryan Hunt had a career night, dropping 33 points as the Horsemen improved to 5-2. Meanwhile, Capital fell to 2-5, continuing to search for answers.

Texico Claims 2A Showdown
In a clash of 2A titans, No. 3/2A Texico traveled to No. 1/2A Santa Rosa and emerged victorious, 69-62. The Wolverines improved to 5-0, solidifying themselves as serious title contenders. With a talented backcourt and a balanced attack, Texico has become the team to beat in 2A.

Silver Streaks to Five Wins
Down south, 4A Silver secured a 57-40 win over 5A Gadsden, extending their win streak to five games. Now 6-2, the unranked Colts are quietly building a strong resume. Are they a team poised to break into the rankings soon? Their recent performances suggest they deserve a closer look.

Daily Dimes: Preview of Games for Tuesday, December 17​

NMPreps publisher Joshua Grine delivers his daily rundown of the top New Mexico high school basketball games to watch tonight. Stay with NMPreps for non-stop coverage of high school hoops across the state.

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KNOCKING DOWN THE TREY: 3 MUST-SEE GAMES​

Capital (2-4) at St. Michael's (4-2)
7 PM | Perez-Shelley Gym, St. Michael's HS

St. Michael's (No. 2 NMPreps 3A Rankings) hosts crosstown rival Capital (5A) in tonight’s all-Santa Fe showdown. The Jaguars have endured a rough start to the season, opening 0-3 before securing wins over Aztec (4A) and Academy for Technology and the Classics (3A). Despite a narrow 55-52 loss to Pojoaque on Saturday, Capital hopes this rivalry game sparks momentum. Meanwhile, St. Michael’s is riding a two-game win streak after impressive victories over 4A foes Grants (68-51) and Los Alamos (61-23). The Horsemen boast a balanced attack led by sophomore Ryan Hunt, with 10 players averaging between 4 and 8 points per game.

Prediction: St. Michael’s 55, Capital 45
Favorite: St. Michael’s (-10.5)
Grine: St. Michael’s. I don't believe we've seen the Horsemen’s best offense yet, but they’re averaging over 64 points per game in their last two outings. Expect a great crowd tonight at Perez-Shelley Gymnasium.

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Texico (4-0) at Santa Rosa (3-1)
7 PM | Santa Rosa HS

Santa Rosa (No. 1 NMPreps 2A Rankings) begins a massive week with three ranked matchups, including Menaul (No. 6/2A) and Logan (No. 4/1A). First up: a showdown with Texico (No. 3 NMPreps 2A Rankings). The Lions will rely heavily on their scoring trio of Daryn Pacheco, Josh Cordova, and Daniel Zamora, who combined for 67 of the team’s 84 points in a big win over Fort Sumner. For Texico, keep an eye on emerging sophomore guard Jett Curtis, a dangerous shooter with range and the green light from the tip. For Texico, senior guard Alex Fuentes and junior post Maverick Hawkins form a formidable core. This game could provide a glimpse of a future 2A state tournament clash.

Prediction: Santa Rosa 71, Texico 70 (OT)
Favorite: Santa Rosa (-1.5)
Grine: Santa Rosa. This is a true coin-flip matchup. Texico’s relentless full-court pressure and offensive execution mirror Santa Rosa’s disciplined and talented squad. Texico’s size could tip the scales, but I’m leaning on Santa Rosa at home in what promises to be a thrilling game.

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Magdalena (5-1) at Oak Grove Classical (5-2)
7 PM | Sandia Prep HS

Oak Grove Classical (No. 5 NMPreps 2A Rankings) plays host (games held at Sandia Prep) to powerhouse Magdalena (No. 2 NMPreps 1A Rankings) in a matchup that will test both teams. Oak Grove is making waves in 2A basketball, led by standout Brody Prochnow, who’s averaging 19.5 points per game. Magdalena, however, brings pedigree and size to the court with senior “twin towers” Jeffrey Stuteville and Joseph Zamora—both over 6’5” and consistent double-double threats. The Steers, a perennial 1A powerhouse, are building toward a fifth straight state championship appearance after falling short in 2023 and 2024 but winning back-to-back titles in 2021 and 2022.

Prediction: Magdalena 68, Oak Grove Classical 59
Favorite: Magdalena (-9.5)
Grine: Magdalena. Oak Grove may be the new kid on the block, but Magdalena’s championship pedigree gives them the edge. This matchup is a fascinating test of history versus a rising program, and I’m betting on the experience and tradition of the Steers.

5A BASKETBALL - MONDAY, DECEMBER 16


Dropped Out: Eldorado (9), Las Cruces (10)
Next: West Mesa, Cibola, Eldorado

HEAD COACH HIRES

Legacy Academy (2A): Promoted assistant Joey Romero to Head Coach.

HEAD COACH OPENINGS

Santa Fe (6A)

ASSISTANT OPENINGS

Clovis (6A)

Deming (5A) - Varsity offense assistant coach

Santa Fe Indian (Independent)

Valencia (4A) -- coordinator positions available

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If you voted yes to moving the season to end a week earlier I personally want to kick your butt. You just screwed most of A-3A schools from a full 26 game schedule and currently 3 tournaments getting cancelled.
You are a moron if this was you for voting yes.

Vote: NMPreps New Mexico High School Football Quarterback of the Year Finalists

The 2024 New Mexico high school football season featured an incredible display of talent under center. These finalists, nominated by coaches, NMPreps staff, and premium members, represent the best quarterbacks in the state. Their leadership, production, and ability to deliver in clutch moments have made them stand out. Cast your vote today to decide the Quarterback of the Year!

Blake Spencer, QB, 2025, Bloomfield High School
Blake Spencer capped a stellar season by leading the Bloomfield Bobcats to the Class 4A state championship. Spencer threw for 3,092 yards and 43 touchdowns with only five interceptions, completing 67.9% of his passes. His consistent performance made him one of the most efficient and prolific quarterbacks in New Mexico.

Cameron Dyer, QB, 2025, La Cueva High School
A true dual-threat, Dyer was the engine of La Cueva’s 12-1 season. He threw for 2,361 yards and 30 touchdowns while rushing for 1,360 yards and an additional 20 scores. Dyer’s ability to dominate through the air and on the ground cemented his status as one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the state.

Jacob Palomino, QB, 2025, Roswell High School
Palomino quietly led Roswell to a 12-1 season and the Class 5A state championship. In the title game, he accounted for three touchdowns—two rushing and one passing. Palomino’s leadership and versatility were key to the Coyotes’ championship run.

Jordan Hatch, QB, 2026, Cleveland High School
Hatch displayed remarkable maturity and composure as he led Cleveland to the Class 6A state championship. The junior quarterback threw for over 2,100 yards and 30 touchdowns, including two crucial scores in the title game. Hatch’s poise under pressure makes him one of the state’s rising stars.

Zaiden Davis, QB, 2025, Centennial High School
Davis was one of New Mexico’s most explosive dual-threat quarterbacks, throwing for 1,369 yards and 15 touchdowns while rushing for 1,600 yards and 27 scores. His leadership propelled Centennial to an 11-1 record and a Class 6A semifinal appearance.

Elijah Melancon, QB, 2025, Eunice High School
Melancon led the state in passing yards with 3,338, throwing 43 touchdowns and completing 60.8% of his passes. His production was unmatched as he guided Eunice deep into the playoffs.

Isaiah Carpenter, QB, 2027, St. Pius X High School
As only a sophomore, Carpenter threw for 3,114 yards and 34 touchdowns, leading the Sartans to the Class 4A state championship game. His poise and maturity beyond his years make him one of the most promising young quarterbacks in New Mexico.

Izac Cazares, QB, 2025, Artesia High School
Cazares threw for 2,854 yards and 38 touchdowns, completing 61.4% of his passes. His leadership and precision were instrumental in Artesia’s return to the Class 5A state championship game.

Isaiah Ocampo, QB, 2025, Socorro High School
Ocampo was a true dual-threat, passing for 2,593 yards and 36 touchdowns while rushing for 1,291 yards and 9 scores. His all-around performance made him one of the most complete quarterbacks in the state.

Matthew Prudencio, QB, 2025, Lovington High School
Prudencio threw for 2,761 yards and 33 touchdowns, completing 66.6% of his passes. His accuracy and ability to protect the football helped Lovington secure another strong season.

CLASS 5A


Next: Centennial, Carlsbad, Clovis

2024 New Mexico High School Football Coach of the Year Finalists

Today, we announce the finalists for the prestigious 2024 New Mexico High School Football Coach of the Year award! These exceptional leaders have achieved remarkable success, joining a legacy of greatness in New Mexico high school football history.

Vote now to select the coach who will etch his name alongside the best in state history. Cast your vote and make your voice heard! #nmpreps

Finalists​

Bob Gilbreath, Texico High School
Back-to-back 2A state championships for Gilbreath and the Wolverines, finishing 12-0 in what was supposed to be a minor rebuild.

Curtis Flakes, St. Pius X School
In just his second season, Flakes led the Sartans to a 10-3 record and a berth in the 4A state championship game.

Dino Facio Jr., Gadsden High School
Facio Jr. transformed Gadsden from a struggling program into a playoff regular, reaching the 5A semifinals with an 8-4 record this season.

Gary Bradley, Mayfield High School
Bradley spearheaded a strong turnaround, guiding the Trojans to the 5A semifinals and a 6-7 overall record.

Jeff Lynn, Roswell High School
Lynn led the Coyotes to the 5A state championship with an 11-1 record, adding to his legacy as a two-time winner of this award.

Joey Fernandez, St. Michael's High School
Fernandez reached 200 career wins and claimed back-to-back state titles, finishing a perfect 13-0 this season.

Joseph Frias, Chaparral High School
Frias made history, leading the Lobos to their first-ever playoff win and a quarterfinals appearance, finishing 4-8 as a 12-seed.

Mike Kovacs, Bloomfield High School
Kovacs captured his second state title with the Bobcats, boasting a 35-2 record over the past three seasons.

Robert Garza, Cleveland High School
Garza led the Storm to a 12-game win streak, defeating top-ranked La Cueva to win the 6A state championship, finishing 12-1.

Sonny Duran, Dexter High School
Duran has turned Dexter into a 3A powerhouse, finishing 12-1 and reaching the state championship game.

Previous Winners:

2023: Anthony Gonzales, Lovington High School

2022: Jeremy Maupin, Artesia High School

2021: Heath Ridenour, Cleveland High School

2020: John Cobos, Bernalillo High School

2019: Jeff Lynn, Roswell High School

2018: Jeff Lynn, Roswell High School

2017: Chad Adcox, Manzano High School

2016: San Juan Mendoza, St. Pius X School

2015: Miguel Medina, Espanola Valley High School

2014: David Howes, Rio Rancho High School/Cooper Henderson, Artesia High School

2013: Patrick Quillen, Foothill School

2012: Jim Miller, Las Cruces High School

2011: Brad Hirsch, Aztec High School

2010: Michael Bradley, Mayfield High School

2009: Fred Romero, La Cueva High School

2008: Charlie Dotson, Eldorado High School

2007: Louie Baisa, Lordsburg High School

2006: Cooper Henderson, Artesia High School

Grine's Daily Dimes - Monday, December 16 - Week 4
NMPreps Publisher Joshua Grine

The first three weeks of New Mexico high school basketball have flown by, with football and soccer players transitioning to the hardwood and teams finding their rhythm. As finals week and Christmas break loom, Grine’s Daily Dimes keeps you informed with the top games to watch each night. Here’s what Monday, December 16, has in store.

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No. 12 3A Socorro (3-2) at No. 4 3A Robertson (3-2)​

7:00 PM, Las Vegas, NM

This Class 3A matchup is the highlight of the evening and serves as a true measuring stick for both programs. Socorro, fresh off a solid two-game win streak, recently entered the NMPreps 3A Top 15 Rankings after a statement win over then-ranked Santa Fe Prep. Head coach Tim Townsend is building momentum with his Warriors, who went 3-1 in Week 3.

On the other side, Robertson has rebounded from an 0-2 start with dominant wins over Texas-Clint (76-47), No. 5 4A Valencia (70-57), and 4A Taos (78-54). They’re gaining steam behind the stellar play of All-New Mexico guard Jesse James Gonzales (2025), averaging 26.5 points, 3.5 assists, and 1.5 steals per game; who has only played in 2 games this season. Freshman George Smith (18 PPG) and sophomore Nathan Gonzales (15.2 PPG, 6.8 RPG) provide additional firepower for the Cardinals, who look poised for a special season.

Prediction: Robertson 71, Socorro 52
Favorite: Robertson (-18.5)
Grine’s Take: Robertson’s depth and size, combined with their home-court advantage, make them tough to beat. Socorro must slow the pace and control the glass to avoid getting overwhelmed by the Cardinals’ dynamic offense and size.

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No. 8 1A Gateway Christian (4-2) vs. Cloudcroft (4-4)​

7:30 PM, Roswell, NM

While not a marquee matchup, this game carries significant implications for both squads. Gateway Christian, led by Grady Munson (15 PPG), is searching for consistency and an identity as they aim to build a playoff-worthy resume, in 1A hoops Their battle against a 2A team like Cloudcroft will reveal a lot about their potential.

Cloudcroft, with standout Rylee Pahl (17.4 PPG, 7.6 RPG), has shown flashes of being a playoff contender in 2A. They don’t have any bad losses and narrowly fell to No. 9 3A Tularosa (55-52), proving they can compete against strong teams. If the Bears can secure this road win, it’ll be a significant boost to their postseason hopes.

Prediction: Cloudcroft 55, Gateway Christian 47
Favorite: Cloudcroft (-8.5)
Grine’s Take: This game could come down to the final possessions. Cloudcroft has the tools to pull off the win in Roswell.

Week 3 Recap: New Mexico High School Basketball - Class 1A Top Teams Watch
J Grine NMPreps Publisher

Week 3 brought plenty of movement and significant matchups among Class 1A teams, with key wins and tight battles shaping the landscape as we head into Week 4. Here’s a closer look at the top teams and their performances this past week.

Logan (5-0, Streak: 5W)
The Longhorns continue to impress, showcasing their offensive firepower with two dominant wins. On Friday, they overpowered Texas-Boise City 83-52, followed by an emphatic 73-44 victory over Tucumcari on Saturday. Logan has been firing on all cylinders offensively, scoring an average of 75.6 points per game, making them a strong favorite to reach the Class 1A Final Four this season.

Melrose (5-0, Streak: 5W)
Melrose faced tough challenges this week but managed to stay undefeated. A narrow 56-54 escape against 3A New Mexico Military Institute on Saturday showed their grit, while a convincing 59-34 win over 3A Ruidoso earlier in the week highlighted their versatility. The Buffaloes are proving they can win in different ways and remain a team to watch.

Cliff (7-1, Streak: 7W)
The Cowboys extended their winning streak to seven games after an opening-game loss to 3A Cobre. They dominated a tournament this week, defeating Carrizozo 85-27, Mountainair 54-28, and Cloudcroft 65-45 in the championship. With a balanced attack and consistent performances, Cliff is solidifying itself as a 1A contender.

Maxwell (6-1, Streak: 4W)
Maxwell delivered a perfect 3-0 week with wins over Wagon Mound (96-33), Clayton (51-50), and Cimarron (68-64). The narrow victories over Clayton and Cimarron highlight the Bears' ability to win close games under pressure, a valuable trait as they progress through the season. Are they a Final Four contender?

Magdalena (5-1, Streak: 2W)
The Steers rebounded from their Week 2 loss with two strong performances this week. A 70-23 rout over Alamo Navajo set the tone, and they followed it up with a signature win over 3A Hot Springs, 51-44. Magdalena’s defensive effort has been their calling card, and they remain a top contender in Class 1A.

Fort Sumner/House (5-1, Streak: 2W)
After suffering their first loss in Week 2, Fort Sumner/House bounced back with a perfect 3-0 week. Wins over Capitan, Escalante, and Newcomb showcased their resilience and depth. Their scoring output of 458 points this season shows they are a well-rounded and dangerous team.

Gateway Christian (4-2, Streak: 2W)
Gateway Christian had a mixed week, going 2-1 with wins over Capitan and Quemado but falling short to 2A Escalante 54-47. They are still finding consistency but have shown flashes of potential that could make them a tough opponent moving forward.

Roy/Mosquero (3-2, Streak: 1L)
Roy/Mosquero had an up-and-down week, splitting their two games. A 55-46 loss to Cimarron was a setback, also had a 66-45 win over Spring, but they continue to compete well in a tough schedule.

Cimarron (3-2, Streak: 1L)
Cimarron earned key wins over Des Moines (46-45) and Roy/Mosquero (55-46) this week before dropping a hard-fought classification game to Maxwell, 68-64. Their ability to stay competitive against strong opponents bodes well for their postseason aspirations.

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Grine's Hot Teams Heading into Week 4

Logan and Melrose remain undefeated and are making themselves as favorites in Class 1A, among others. Cliff’s dominant run and Maxwell’s ability to win close games make them intriguing threats. Magdalena and Fort Sumner/House are still the top DAWGS, while Cimarron is showing it can contend with top-tier teams.

Week 4 promises to further define the Class 1A hierarchy as teams build momentum and look to solidify their standing in the state’s competitive basketball landscape. Submit your teams to watch in Class 1A Basketball.

Week 3 Recap: New Mexico Class 2A Basketball​

Class 2A basketball continues to heat up in Week 3, with standout performances and tight contests across the state. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the action:

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Top Performers and Key Games​

• Clayton (5-1): The Yellowjackets started the season strong with a 5-0 record before suffering a narrow 51-50 loss this week to 1A Maxwell 51-50. Despite the setback, Clayton remains a strong contender in Class 2A.
• Escalante (3-1): The Lobos were busy with three games this week, going 2-1. They secured wins against Gateway Christian (54-47) and Alamo Navajo (45-43 in OT) but struggled against top 1A powerhouse Fort Sumner, falling 75-37. Their ability to bounce back in close games was notable.
• Eunice (1-0): After a late start to the season, Eunice opened with an impressive 62-37 victory over Class 3A Dexter.
• Jal (2-2): Jal took on tough competition in Texas, starting 0-2 but finishing strong with wins over Texas-Trinity (73-47) and Texas-Kermit (57-47). These games provided valuable experience as the team prepares for tougher in-state opponents.
• Legacy Academy (4-2): Facing Class 4A powerhouse Del Norte, Legacy Academy fell 85-50, but not without standout performances from Bryant Scales (18 points) and Daniel Tavarez (15 points). The duo continues to show promise.
• McCurdy (2-1): Starting their season this week, McCurdy went 2-1 with wins against ATC (46-44) and Lordsburg (50-47). However, they fell to Class 3A Cobre, 78-58, in a challenging matchup.
• Mesilla Valley (4-0): The Son Blazers remain undefeated after a solid 59-48 win over Class 3A Hot Springs. Their balanced attack positions them as a serious contender in Class 2A.
• Oak Grove (5-2): Albuquerque’s Oak Grove continues to impress, highlighted by a dominant 63-19 win over Coronado. Senior Brody Prochnow led with 22 points, while junior Nico Moore chipped in 11.
• Penasco (3-1): On a three-game winning streak, Penasco showed their strength with a commanding 63-26 victory over Jemez Valley.
• Santa Rosa (3-1): The Lions showed grit, going 2-1 this week. After falling to Class 4A Silver (61-52), they bounced back with wins over Loving and McCurdy.
• Tatum (4-3): Tatum split their week with a 2-1 record, defeating Corona/Vaughn and Elida, but losing to Class 3A New Mexico Military (47-30).
• Texico (4-0): Idle this week, the Wolverines have a highly anticipated matchup against Santa Rosa in Week 4 (Dec. 17). They remain undefeated and a top team to watch.
• Pecos (2-3): Pecos had a strong week, finishing 2-1. The highlight was a 72-46 win over Class 4A Bernalillo and a rematch of last falls 2A state championship victory against Class 3A ATC (62-38), showing championship pedigree.
• Menaul (3-3): Facing one of the toughest schedules in Class 2A, Menaul picked up a key win over Laguna-Acoma (87-60) but fell to Class 4A Del Norte (70-31). Their willingness to take on top-tier opponents will pay dividends later in the season.
• Mesa Vista (3-3): After a grueling Week 2 with narrow losses to 4A Espanola Valley 52-49 and Bosque 60-59, Mesa Vista earned a solid 55-43 win over Cuba. Their earlier close contests against tough opponents highlight their ability to compete in tight games.

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Grine's Key Takeaways​

• Competitive Parity: Teams like Clayton, Texico, and Mesilla Valley are setting themselves apart early, but the depth across Class 2A shows there are no easy nights.
• Resilience in Loss: Several teams, including Escalante and Jal, proved their ability to rebound from tough losses with quality wins.
• Sleepers and Dark horses: Menaul, Mesa Vista, and Pecos favorites to start the season and players each basketball season are now in the contender/pretender role.

Standout Week 3 Performances​

Oak Grove’s Brody Prochnow​

The Class President of the Week, Prochnow continues to set the standard for consistency and leadership. His scoring average of 19.5 points per game highlights his ability to carry the team offensively while setting the tone defensively.

Penasco’s Kaileb Atencio​

Named Vice President of the Week, Atencio led Penasco to their third straight win, a 63-26 victory over Jemez Valley. Atencio’s 15.5 points per game have been crucial in the Panthers’ turnaround after an early loss.

Legacy Academy’s Bryan Scales​

Scales earns Student Council honors for his 18-point showing against 4A Del Norte. The 2026 standout has been a consistent force for Legacy Academy, even against tougher competition.

Santa Rosa’s Josh Cordova and Daryn Pacheco​

Both players were instrumental in the Lions’ bounce-back week. Their scoring and leadership in wins over Loving and McCurdy kept Santa Rosa’s momentum alive heading into their critical matchup against Texico.

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Monday, December 9
Cibola 46, Highland 42 - F
Cuba 38, Dulce 33 - F
Jemez Valley 49, Escalante 29 -F
JV Team 47, Clovis Christian 24 - F
JV Team 47, Loving 29 - F
Kirtland Central 74, Los Alamos 19 - F
Laguna-Acoma 61, Menaul 34 - F
Los Lunas 60, La Cueva 42 - F
Lovington 62, Eunice 36 - F

Tuesday, December 10
ATC 39, Bosque 34 - F
Belen 52, Socorro 15 - F
Carlsbad 48, Gadsden 28 - F
Carrizozo at Lake Arthur - Missing Score
Cimarron at Clayton - Missing Score
Cleveland 58, Santa Fe 44 - F
Clovis 54, Texas-Bushland 44 - F
Colorado-Durango at Piedra Vista - Missing Score
Dexter at Mescalero Apache - Missing Score
East Mountain 45, Monte Del Sol 26 - F
Estancia at Capitan - Missing Score
Fort Sumner 66, Santa Rosa 26 - F
Gallup 83, Arizona-Window Rock 23 - F
Grady at Elida - Missing Score
Grants 80, Zuni 44 - F
Jemez Valley 36, Penasco 35 - F
Los Lunas 63, Alamogordo 35 - F
Navajo Pine 44, NACA 39 - F
Pine Hill 52, Hozho Academy 35 - F
Robertson 53, Hope Christian 45 - F
Roswell 58, Lovington 56 - F
Santa Fe Indian 48, Bernalillo 27 - F
Santa Teresa 45, Hot Springs 36 - F
St. Michael's 60, Capital 57 - F
To'hajiilee 51, Oak Grove 21 - F
Tohatchi 51, Bloomfield 13 - F
Tucumcari 53, Texico 49 - F
Tularosa at Cloudcroft - Missing Score
Valencia 50, Los Alamos 22 - F
Valley at Cuba - Missing Score
West Las Vegas 49, Espanola Valley 47 - F
West Mesa at St. Pius X - Missing Score
Wingate 42, Cottonwood Classical 26 - F

Wednesday, December 11
Eldorado 55, St. Pius X 54 - F
Magdalena 54, Alamo Navajo 28 - F
Maxwell at Des Moines - Missing score
Springer 66, Raton 25 - F
Taos 41, St. Michael's 35 - F

Thursday, December 12
Alamo Navajo 38, Capitan 31 - F
Albuquerque Academy 67, Atrisco Heritage 15 - F
Animas 63, Carrizozo 10 - F
Arizona-Monument Valley 44, Aztec 43 - F
ATC at Capital - Missing Score
Bloomfield 40, Cuba 21 - F
Centennial 59, Artesia 39 - F
Cimarron at Clayton - Missing Score
Cliff 68, Mountainair 22 - F
Cloudcroft 44, Hondo Valley 15 - F
Clovis 52, Robertson 41 - F
Corona/Vaughn 66, Reserve 18 - F
Crownpoint 50, Dulce 43 - F
Dexter 41, Loving 19 - F
Dora 46, Hagermen 27 - F
Escalante at Mescalero Apache - Missing Score
Farmington 67, Shiprock 40 - F
Fort Sumner 59, Quemado 32 - F
Goddard 66, Bernalillo 38 - F
Hozho Academy at NACA - Missing Score
Jemez Valley 55, Moriarty 54 - F
JV Team 45, Floyd 23 - F
Kirtland Central 59, Las Cruces 55 - F
La Cueva 54, Cleveland 53 - F
Laguna-Acoma 56, Estancia 49 - F
Lordsburg 42, Hatch Valley 26 - F
Mayfield 47, Hope Christian 32 - F
Menaul 45, Cottonwood Classical 43 - F
Mesilla Valley 46, JV Team 26 - F
Newcomb 54, Gateway Christian 42 - F
Pecos 32, Belen 31 - F
Pojoaque Valley 39, Navajo Prep 34 - F
Portales at Texas-Liberty - Missing Score
Rehoboth Christian 57, Coronado 20 - F
Rio Grande at Cibola - Missing Score
Rio Rancho 71, Highland 31 - F
Roswell at Melorse - Missing Score
Ruidoso 42, Chaparral 40 - F
San Jon at Elida - Missing Score
Sandia 66, Organ Mountain 30 - F
Sandia Prep at Albuquerque - Missing Score
Santa Fe 43, Valley 28 - F
Santa Fe Prep at Questa - Missing Score
Thoreau 53, Hot Springs 15 - F
Valencia 55, Miyamura 23 - F
Volcano Vista 58, Colorado-Durango 54 - F
West Mesa 56, West Las Vegas 49 - F
Wingate 59, Navajo Pine 42 - F
Zuni at JV Team

Friday, December 13
Albuquerque Academy 47, Centennial 43 - F
Animas 44, Cloudcroft 30 - f
Artesia 60, Atrisco Heritage 40 - F
Aztec 48, Shiprock 28 - F
Belen 61, ATC 18 - F
Bernalillo 48, Estancia 38 - F
Bloomfield 38, Grants 37 - F
Cleveland 45, Hope Christian 34 - F
Cliff 58, Lordsburg 42 - F
Corona 38, Elida 31 - F
Dora 42, JV team 27 - F
Dulce 39, Navajo Pine 28 - F
Fort Sumner 65, Alamo Navajo 42 - F
Gateway Christian 38, Escalante 15 - F
Goddard 64, Laguna-Acoma 38 - F
Hagerman 31, Floyd 19 - F
Hobbs 50, Texas-Frenship 32 - F
Hondo Valley 56, Carrizozo 24 - F
Las Cruces 66, Highland 36 - F
Los Lunas 74, Valley 11 - F
Lovington 64, Texas-Denver City 42 - F
Manzano 61, Santa Teresa 35 - F
Mayfield 44, La Cueva 36 - F
Melrose 41, Moriarty 30 - F
Mountainair 42, Hatch Valley 27 - F
Newcomb 71, Mescalaro Apache 53 - F
Organ Mountain 66, Robertson 53 - F
Portales 51, Texas-Graham 13 - F
Quemado 37, Capitan 29 - F
Rehoboth Christian 35, Socorro 23 - F
Reserve 66, San Jon 21 - F
Rio Rancho 69, Kirtland Central 61 - F
Roswell 63, Jemez Valley 26 - F
Roy 58, Cimarron 21 - F
Sandia 76, Clovis 35 - F
Springer 49, Des Moines 39 - F
Texas-Boise City 58, Logan 50 - F
Thoreau 46, JV Team 45 - F
Volcano Vista 46, Arizona-Window Rock 36 - F
West Las Vegas 44, Navajo Prep 33 - F
West Mesa 36, Pojoaque Valley 30 - F
Zuni at Hot Springs - Missing score