Pojoaque Valley High School Baseball has partnered with Coach Edmonson & Carlsbad High School Baseball to start a statewide RAKE (Random Acts of Kindness & Empowerment) Challenge. This past Friday Carlsbad handed out doughnuts & talked with students as they arrived on campus. Pojoaque had a pizza party & gave some fellow students free baseball gear. We posted our acts of kindness on social media & challenged Rio Rancho, Valencia, Manzano, & Atrisco Heritage baseball programs to RAKE at their school & then challenge new schools.

We want to challenge all baseball programs to participate in RAKE. Carlsbad & Pojoaque will post a new RAKE Challenge every month this school year & challenge new schools. My vision is to grow this beyond our state. If you’re interested in joining the challenge contact Coach Riggins or Coach Edmonson & Let’s RAKE!

The Socorro girls hoops team, while at a post-game dinner, found that their team bus was broken into.

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Magdalena HS has come out in support by promising to donate gate money from this upcoming basketball games on Saturday (versus Fort Sumner) to help with expenses incurred.

What teams return to the playoffs in 2019

Who do you have?

In an effort to bring to attention how diverse and successful a lot of New Mexico high school players are at the next level, here's a list of a few current, active players. Please feel free to add more or provide an update on any past or present New Mexico high school hoops player.

Cibola’s Amaya Brown, Florida State University – Freshman, averaging 14.8 minutes per game, 3.3 points per game shooting 45.2% and 1.7 assists per game.

Clovis’ Danni Williams, University of Texas - Graduate student, averaging 10 points per game and shooting 37.5% from 3-point line.

Roswell’s Jaedyn De La Cerda, University of New Mexico – Sophomore, averaging 7.6 points per game on 18.1 minutes per game

Volcano Vista’s Deezha Battle, Pepperdine University – Junior, averaging 6.5 points per game and 20 minutes per game.

Eldorado’s Sydney Candelaria, Fort Lewis College – Sophomore, averaging 10.5 points per game on 26.1 minutes per game.

Santa Fe’s Kayla Herrera, Fort Lewis College – Junior, averaging 11.3 points per game and 3.3 assists per game while averaging 28.2 minutes per game.

La Cueva’s Alyssa Yocky, Fort Lewis College – Senior, averaging, 11.9 points per game and 8.3 rebounds per game on 27.2 minutes per game.

Volcano Vista’s Raven Herrera, Colorado School of Mines – Redshirt sophomore, averaging 10.8 points per game and 7.3 rebounds per game on 23.2 minutes per game.

Tularosa’s Cassie Vickery, Western New Mexico University – Sophomore, averaging 10 points per game on 31.5 minutes per game.

Portales’ Zamorye Cox, Eastern New Mexico University University – 8.6 points per game and 2.5 assists while playing 25.2 minutes per game

Hope Christian’s Alivia Lewis, Eastern New Mexico University – 7.2 points per game and 9.3 rebounds per game on 21 minutes per game.

Cibola’s Tiana Guillory, Haskell Indian Nations University – Sophomore, averaging 23.5 minutes per game and 11.1 points per game on 43.6% shooting.

Piedra Vista’s Nykki Benally, Haskell Indian Nations University – Sophomore, averaging 9.3 points on 44.2% shooting in 20.9 minutes per game.

Mayfield’s Jayce Gorzeman, Portland University – Sophomore, averaging 4.4 points per game on 45.6% shooting in 13.4 minutes per game.

Roswell's DeAvion Allen, New Mexico Highlands University - Averaging 7.1 points per game and 6.3 rebounds per game on 32.4 minutes per game.

Ramah's Jordyn Lewis, New Mexico Highlands University - Averaging 14.2 points per game on 34.9 minutes per game.

The senior guard signed her letter of intent to continue her play at Colby Community College in Colby, Kansas per the Mayfield Lady Trojans Facebook page.

Hobbs' Kiara Knight (Fr.) is also on the CCC Lady Trojan basketball roster.

Who has criteria wins on their resume:

Key wins
DC wins
Bad Losses

Eldo' Stuns Storm
First and foremost, WOW! Eldorado, your dang playoff hopes are still alive! You needed that big resume win and you got it. We'll have to wait and see if Eldorado can ride this win with a two home game stretch starting with Rio Rancho on Thursday and a sneaky Albuquerque High on Friday. Cleveland will have recover before their Metro rematch with Highland on Thursday night.

Ten Straight and Counting
Santa Fe Indian got that big two-point win at home over Pojoaque Valley making it TEN straight wins for the Lady Braves. A bit of a stumble here for the Elkettes, losing three of their last four. Granted it's been on the road or neutral floor, but it's against the toughest competition each class has to offer and they need to show they can win them. Pojoaque gets a much needed week long break before they get Espanola Valley on the road. SFIS will likely make it 11-straight with their week close out game at 2A Escalante.

Centennial Lady Hawks aka Phoenixes
Centennial had the dominant bounce back game holding previously 2-0 Las Cruces to only 19 points for the game. Centennial get their first win of district play. The current district standings are still early, but the Lady Hawks are out of last place in district and jumped all the way to...fifth place! Still quite a ways to go for Centennial, but there's plenty of district games left.

La Cueva Unshaken, Unrattled, Rolled To A Win
La Cueva hosting Sandia was not as great as I thought it was going to be. Ingram got hurt with 3:33 left in the first (rolled her ankle; she'll be fine) and the prime opportunity for Sandia to kick it into another gear and steal this game never happened until it was too late. Broussard got into foul trouble (picked up a technical and fourth foul) and had to sit through most of the first half. Cumber was effective in the paint off the offensive boards but Sandia had a terrible shooting night and their roster's youth showed up at the wrong time. It wasn't a great night for Sandia at all. La Cueva got an opportunity to show one thing and that's even without Ingram on the floor, they're just as confident and dangerous. A big confidence boosting win for the Lady Bears.

Lady Skyhawks Send Statement
Newcomb almost got to the century mark on Northwest. Wow. I think maybe I just picked the wrong Shiprock school for them to beat?

Closer Game Than Expected (Ranked)
3. Belen defeated Atrisco Heritage, 35-32. - Belen letting these games get a little too close late.

2. Robertson defeated Tohatchi, 52-38 in Las Vegas - I thought this was going to be 20+ given Robertson's size and dominance in the paint.

1. Texico defeated Fort Sumner, 37-29 - Now maybe this is the "letdown"-ish game that Texico has after winning EPAC, but against 1A's #9 Fort Sumner? Hmm.

As Expected Result (Unranked)
-Tucumcari def. Raton, 74-24 - Salley O'Malley margin.
-Valencia def. Del Norte, 30-25 - Head Coach Micaela Medina gets the "W".
-Farmington def. Miyamura, 78-76 in OT - No idea who got to 50 points first but I'm still taking the win.

Gallup Guessing Game
You lose by twenty one night and you bounce back to win by twenty the next night. Gallup got the 69-49 home win over former district rival, Rio Rancho. The bigger question is which Gallup team shows up on Saturday against Espanola Valley?

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Who do you have?

Todd Bowles out as Jets HC
Dirk Koetter out as Buccaneers HC

5A Girls Basketball: Early PIT Stop

NMPreps.com's look at the potential match-ups for the 2019 New Mexico High School Basketball State Tournament.

DISTRICT PREDICTIONS

District 1-5A
Volcano Vista (10-3)
Cleveland (12-4)
Rio Rancho (10-6)
Cibola (3-9)
Atrisco Heritage (4-8)

District 2-5A
West Mesa (13-0)
La Cueva (11-1)
Piedra Vista (13-2)
Farmington (13-3)
Eldorado (5-7)

District 3-5A
Mayfield (2-0)
Onate (1-1)
Las Cruces (2-0)
Alamogordo (1-1)
Centennial (0-2)
Deming (0-1)
Gadsden (0-1)

District 4-5A
Hobbs (17-1)
Carlsbad (14-2)
Clovis (6-10)
Roswell (4-10)

District 5-5A
Sandia (8-3)
Capital (5-8)
Albuquerque (2-9)
Santa Fe (5-10)
Manzano (4-7)
Rio Grande (0-12)

STATE TOURNAMENT PREDICTIONS

HOST A FIRST ROUND GAME
1. West Mesa - District Champ
2. Hobbs - District Champ
3. La Cueva - DRUP
4. Carlsbad - DRUP
5. Piedra Vista - D3P
6. Volcano Vista - Co-District Champ
7. Mayfield - District Champ
8. Cleveland - Co-District Champ

NEXT FOUR
9. Sandia - District Champ
10. Farmington - D4P
11. Rio Rancho - D3P
12. Onate - DRUP

BUBBLE
13. Alamogordo - Tie D3P
14. Las Cruces - Tie D3P
15. Centennial - D5P
16. Deming - D6P

FIRST FOUR OUT
17. Eldorado - D5P
18. Clovis - D3P
19. Capital - DRUP
20. Albuquerque - D3P

Mr. Basketball Candidates
Coach of the Year
Point Guard
Guard (Shooting/Forward)
Forward

District Preview - District 1-2A

With district action kicking off tonight for the big northwest-ish region, here's a preview of what to watch for.

PREDICTED FINISH
1st - Dulce
2nd - Newcomb
3rd - Rehoboth Christian
4th - Tse' Yi' Gai
T-5th - Navajo Pine
T-5th - Northwest
7th - Ramah


DULCE LADY HAWKS

Head Coach: Stanford Salazar (2nd Season)

Current Record: 8-5

Current Ranking: No. 7 in 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: Durango (CO), at Cuba, Thoreau, at McCurdy, Mora, at Navajo Prep

Tough Losses: Farmington, at Shiprock, at Pojoaque, Santa Fe Indian, Penasco

Key Players: Brooke Vigil (Senior), Lauryn Vigil (Senior), Jasmine Salazar (Sophomore), Caitlin Duncan (Junior)

Rundown: They rank in the top five in Maxpreps and that includes a top four strength of schedule for Class 2A. Currently ranked at #7 in the NMpreps.com Class 2A rankings this week and have an unblemished home record at 3-0 so far this season. They play tempo and average nearly 48 points per game through half of their season. They have one of the easier districts, but did right to schedule a tough front-end to try to pay dividends before heading into a long district season.

Ceiling/Floor: First place finish overall/Tie for first place

Predicted Finish: First Place overall


NEWCOMB LADY SKYHAWKS

Head Coach: Bill McLaughlin (1st Season)

Current Record: 5-9

Current Ranking: No. 18 in 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: Navajo Pine, Tularosa, Thoreau, Crownpoint

Tough Losses: Estancia, at Navajo Prep, St. Michael (AZ), at Shiprock

Key Players: Hanna Begay (Sophomore), Aaleigha Ashley (Junior), Shoshanna Begay (Junior) Zoey Natonabah (Sophomore)

Rundown: Don't overlook this team because of their record. Newcomb had the 5th strongest schedule in 2A right behind their new district rival, Dulce. Unfortunately, it didn't translate to as many wins as they would've liked, but it's a new season when district comes around. With a healthy mix of upper and lowerclassmen, Newcomb should be right in the mix and possibly contending for their district title this season.

Ceiling/Floor: Tie for first place / third place overall.

Predicted Finish: District Runnerup


REHOBOTH CHRISTIAN LYNX

Head Coach: Adrian Pete (3rd Season)

Current Record: 6-5

Current Ranking: No. 15 in 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: To'hajiilee, Reserve, Menaul, East Mountain

Tough Losses: Crownpoint, Tohatchi, Pine Hill, at Thoreau, Zuni

Key Players: Kennedi Chapman (Senior), Rachael Martin (Senior), Jayme Daniels (Senior), Wylencia Weaver (Senior)

Rundown: This Rehoboth team has had too many close wins to ignore. Now close wins don't count for much in the win column, but a one point loss at Pine Hill and at Thoreau should put this team at 8-3. Not to mention the disappointing home tournament championship lost to nearby rival Zuni. Disappointing as it may be to sit one game above .500 I believe this team has the best chance at surprising the likes of Newcomb, and Dulce. They have quality size upfront and experience in with a senior heavy lineup. They could play spoiler for the top teams in this district.

Ceiling/Floor: Second place overall / fourth place overall

Predicted Finish: Third Place overall


TSE' YI' GAI DINE WARRIORS

Head Coach: Anderson "A.D." Nezbegay (7th season)

Current Record: 7-3

Current Ranking: No. 19 in 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: NACA, Coronado, To'hajiilee

Tough Losses: Thoreau, Jemez Valley and Crownpoint

Key Players: Tianalee Jim (Sophomore), Kallie Trujillo (Freshman), Angel Toledo (Sophomore), and Lakoda Jim (Sophomore)

Rundown: Yes, they are young, but show a lot of potential and knack for playing hoops in the up-tempo "rez-ball" style. Still, their best offensive option has been Tianalee Jim, a 5'1" sophomore whose style of play shows how young and energetic this team is. They've got quite a ways to go. With only having two 5'8" players, they'll need every bit of defensive effort they can spare while also trying to keep with their scoring average of 54 points per game.

Ceiling/Floor: Tie for second place / fourth place overall.

Predicted Finish: Fourth place overall


NAVAJO PINE LADY WARRIORS

Head Coach: Lindsey Brown (1st Season)

Current Record: 2-10

Current Ranking: Unranked in Top 20 for 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: Menaul, Thoreau JV

Tough Losses: at Thoreau, at Wingate,

Key Players: Jordan Louis (Sophomore), Kalika Bryant (Senior)

Rundown: Far removed from their 2013 state championship, Navajo Pine has some potential but too much youth and lack of defense to save the season. The Lady Warriors have had a dismal time keeping in games despite their star player, Jordan Louis (no relation; different spelling) averaging 25 points per game through the first ten games of the season. The sophomore can't handle the scoring burden herself, but the defense is giving up 63 points per game. Not nearly enough to make them serious district contenders.

Ceiling/Floor: Fourth place overall / 7th Place

Predicted Finish: Tied for fifth place


NORTHWEST LADY FALCONS

Head Coach: Leon Wheeler (First season return since 2013-14 season)

Current Record: 4-5

Current Ranking: Unranked in Top 20 in 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: Red Valley/Cove (AZ) twice, Norwood (CO), NACA

Tough Losses: Whitehorse (UT) twice, Alamo Navajo

Key Players: Kylee DeNoyer (Senior), Jerilyn Begay (Senior)

Rundown: The roster only has three listed seniors with five freshmen, two sophomores, and an 8th grader to round out the young bunch. They're probably one if not the youngest team in the district. Despite that, they're hanging around at 4-5 which is not that bad considering where we are in the season and where they could end up. Still, the lack of any big win that catches my eye and the margin of losses show that maybe they're not ready for a run THIS season.

Ceiling/Floor: Tied for fourth place / 7th Place overall

Predicted Finish: Tied for fifth place


RAMAH LADY MUSTANGS

Head Coach: Alberta Curley (1st Season)

Current Record: 1-10

Current Ranking: Unranked in the top 20 in 2A (Week 8)

Notable Wins: Menaul

Tough Losses: Zuni (by two), Reserve (twice), at East Mountain (by three)

Key Players: Kari Kallestewa (Freshman), Shamika Maria (Sophomore)

Rundown: Remember when I said Northwest was in the running for youngest? Well if your team only lists eight players and two of them are 8th graders, I think you win that competition. It's been a rough season, but Ramah at the very least got a win on the season against Menaul at the Rehoboth Tournament. They'll be struggling for most of the season, but you never know in this district.

Ceiling/Floor: Tied for sixth place / 7th Place overall

Predicted Finish: 7th Place overall

We resume some last pre-district resume building games at the start of Week 8. Who does your team have this Tuesday night?

(4A) No. 8 Miyamura at (5A) No. 10 Farmington
The consquences of a long layover nearly cost Miyamura (9-4) at Grants last week. Now with a few days between they'll take on a Farmington (13-3) team that also had a scare at Tohatchi. Both teams could do for a win as this one will likely be a faster pace game on the race to 50.

(4A) No. 4 Pojoaque Valley at (3A) No. 2 Santa Fe Indian
Off playing six games in nine days, Pojoaque (14-2) looks to refocus after their horrendous loss to Gallup in Portales. Santa Fe Indian (14-2) hosts their former district foe and hopes to make it ten straight with a win.

No. 9 Socorro at No. 16 Bosque
The programs have yet to meet in the past 14 years or so (Maxpreps records). Bosque (7-4) is on the right side of .500 with three games this week starting with this 3A head-to-head game with Socorro (8-4). Socorro is just off of winning their own tournament and look to collect one more win before heading to Tularosa for the Tularosa Basin Telephone Company tournament.

Santa Fe at (3A) No. 8 St. Michael's
The Santa Fe rivalry hasn't had a back-to-back series winner since 2016. Santa Fe (5-10) look to rebound after a four game slide. This is St. Michael's lone game of the week before starting district play next week.

No. 16 Eldorado at No. 5 Cleveland
The first of three games this week for Eldorado (5-7) who are looking for any win at this time of the season. Cleveland (12-4) will look to avoid the trap game prior to their Thursday road game at Highland.

(4A) No. 1 Kirtland Central at (3A) No. 7 Navajo Prep
Kirtland Central (10-3) is looking to hedge their playoff resume with a 3A matchup at Navajo Prep (8-7). Navajo Prep is looking for a big win before they start district play on Saturday.

No. 6 Sandia at No. 4 La Cueva
If there's one thing Sandia (8-3) is lacking this season, it's a statement win against a Top-10 team. This is the first of three games this week for La Cueva (11-1) before they start district play next week.

(4A) No. 3 Highland at (5A) No. 8 Volcano Vista
In their first meeting this season, Highland (8-4) looks to make it three straight wins against on the road. Volcano Vista (10-3) needs this win if they want to hurdle Piedra Vista for the five-seed in the state tournament projections.

(5A) No. 11 Rio Rancho at (4A) No. 5 Gallup
Gallup (10-5) did not fair well against Los Lunas last night and now have to host their former district rival, Rio Rancho (10-6), another guard heavy team that can shoot well from the arc. It'll wrap up a tough stretch for Gallup with five games in six days.

No. 12 Onate vs. No. 17 Deming
Onate (1-1) looks to bounce back from their loss to Mayfield. Meanwhile, Deming (0-1) is still looking for their first district win.

No. 14 Centennial vs. No. 15 Las Cruces
Centennial (0-2) has lost two straight at home and now go on the road to Las Cruces (2-0) in hopes of getting their first district win.

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What games will you be attending or watching closely this week?

Does anyone have the scores for this past weeks metro tournament. Needing the Rio Grande-Sandia score. thanks

What do you have?

Let the debate begin...

2018 All-State Football Teams

6A 1st Team Offense
OL - Travis Lorenz, Cleveland
OL - Andre Romero, Cleveland
OL - David McDowell, La Cueva
OL - Taylor Miterko, Carlsbad
OL - Barrett Haemker, La Cueva
P - Trey Castaneda, Carlsbad
QB - Jake Deatherage, Volcano Vista
WR - Ivan Molina, Las Cruces
WR - Jack Blankenship, Manzano
WR - Connor O'Toole, La Cueva
RB - Dorian Lewis, Cleveland
RB - D'Andre Williams, La Cueva
RB -Xavier Ivey-Saud, Manzano
TE - Austin Salas, Las Cruces

6A 2nd Team Offense
OL - Jed Edgar, Manzano
OL - Felipe Molina, Centennial
OL - Brandon Largo, Manzano
OL - Chris Gonzales, Volcano Vista
OL - Stephen Acosta, Clovis
P - Kris Duggan, Cibola
QB - Dylan Summer, La Cueva
WR - Tre Watson, Cleveland
WR - Austin Erickson, Manzano
WR - Randy Nieto, Cleveland
RB - Chase Chaloupek, Las Cruces
RB - Tate Collins, Carlsbad
RB -Nasiem Al-Albayad, Oñate
TE - Jordan Mendoza, Centennial

6A 1st Team Defense
DL - Kendrick Milford, La Cueva
DL - George Guerrero, Cleveland
DL - Christian Carreathers, Albuquerque
DL - Keith Alvarado, Eldorado
K - Dominic Camacho, La Cueva
LB - Fred Mady III, La Cueva
LB - Dion Hunter, Cleveland
LB - Lawrence Bussey, La Cueva
OLB/DE - Darian Lowery, Cleveland
OLB/DE - Austin Walker, Manzano
SEC - Blaine Smith, La Cueva
SEC - Ivan Molina, Las Cruces
SEC - Montez Wright, Clovis
SEC - Kennedy Aleman, Las Cruces

6A 2nd Team Defense
DL - Guy Dunnivan, Centennial
DL - Chris Valdez, Manzano
DL - Joey Burke, Eldorado
K - Jorge Figueroa, Las Cruces
LB - Austin Salas, Las Cruces
LB - Damian Davila, Centennial
LB - Marco Rodriguez, Centennial
LB - Matthew Sanchez, Cibola
OLB/DE - Brent Rigtrup, Centennial
OLB/DE - Jaylon Mason, Clovis
SEC - Jacob Carbajal, La Cueva
SEC - Chris Thomas, Cleveland
SEC - DeAnte Bernard, Sandia
SEC - Teasi Richardson, Manzano

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5A 1st Team Offense
OL - Oscar Becker, Roswell
OL - Ben Rassmussen, Piedra Vista
OL - Matthew Soderberg, Belen
OL - Larry Luna, Goddard
OL - Josh Castillo, Roswell
P - AJ Estrada, Artesia
QB - Dalton Bowles, Goddard
WR - Clay Houghtaling, Artesia
WR - JR Bustamante, Artesia
WR - Jasia Reese, Roswell
RB - Diego Casillas, Belen
RB - Justin Carrasco, Roswell
RB - Cezar Chavez, Deming
TE - Alexes Aguilar, Belen

5A 2nd Team Offense
OL - Elijah Lopez, Artesia
OL - Shane Sargent, Alamogordo
OL - Isaiah Farmer, Artesia
OL - Alexander Ayon, Santa Teresa
OL Atah Omar, Del Norte
P - Dylan Irish, Los Alamos
QB - Ethan Valenzula, Roswell
WR - Cody Vocu, Los Lunas
WR - Robbie Jaramillo, Valencia
WR - Jove Messenger, Valley
RB - McKay Cook, Piedra Vista
RB - Adrian Saenz, Santa Teresa
RB - Robert Aragon, Goddard
TE - Hunter Beene, Goddard

5A 1st Team Defense
DL -Alexes Aguilar, Belen
DL - Xavier Hernandez, Roswell
DL - Timmy Burrell , Goddard
DL - Darian Fernandez, Artesia
LB - Cade Manzaneras, Roswell
LB - Colin Flood, Artesia
LB- Diego Sanchez, Los Lunas
OLB/DE - Diego Casillas, Belen
OLB/DE - Camren Saxon, Artesia
SEC- Ty Johnson, Artesia
SEC- Michael Montoya, Los Lunas
SEC- Kale Lucas, Farmington
SEC - Jonah Chavez , Goddard


5A 2nd Team Defense
DL - Garrett Lucero, Los Lunas
DL - Kaston Ramage, Goddard
DL - Joe Duncan, Piedra Vista
DL - Benjamin Montiel Chaparral
LB - Michael Martinez, Los Lunas
LB - Sammy Zaraguza , Goddard
LB - John Ledesma, Deming
OLB/DE - Hunter Beene, Goddard
OLB/DE - Robert Aragon, Goddard
OLB/DE - Issac Hurst, Roswell
SEC - Gavin Chavez, Belen
SEC - Damien Soto, Santa Teresa
SEC - Valentino Rubio, Goddard
SEC - Carlos Alumina, Del Norte

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4A 1st Team Offense
OL - Tyler Gomez, Taos
OL - Santiago Salazar, Taos
OL - Colton Sevier, St. Pius X
OL - Cadyn Hartsfild, Kirtland Central
OL - Alex Tramell, Lovington
P - Camron Welch, Lovington
QB - Justin Good, Taos
WR - Garrett Ortega , Aztec
WR - Noah Gurule, Bloomfield
WR - Gabriel Dorame, Ruidoso
WR - Isaiah Griffin, St. Pius X
RB - Johnathon Garcia, Taos
RB - Cadan Flack, Kirtland Central
RB - Isiah Johnson, Grants

4A 2nd Team Offense
OL - Lucas Tarin, Lovington
OL - Casey Gordon, Grants
OL Michael Maes, Bernalillo
OL - Kent Touchine, Gallup
QB - Zack Taylor, Aztec
WR - Michael Ramsey, Grants
WR - Brian Tapia, Lovington
WR - Jacob McCoy, St. Pius X
WR - Reyes Ludi-Herrera, Bernalillo
RB - Baylor Diaz, Portales
RB - Eduardo Hernandez, Silver

4A 1st Team Defense
DL - Aidan LeBlanc, Taos
DL - Philip Blidi, Portales
DL - Matt Rowe, St. Pius X
DL - Wromiah Gbassagee, Portales
LB - Angelo Atencio, Bloomfield
LB - Adam Vigil, Taos
LB - Estevan Valerio, Taos
OLB/DE - Donovahn Wyatt, St. Pius X
OLB/DE - Jacob McCoy, St. Pius X
OLB/DE - Kyle Carter, Lovington
SEC - Raymundo Alcantar, Bloomfield
SEC - Angel Limas, Taos
SEC - Martin Candelaria, St. Pius X
SEC - Bryce Perez, Bloomfield

4A 2nd Team Defense
DL - Dominic Lopez, Taos
DL - Isaaih Martinez, Taos
DL - Chad Watkins, Aztec
DL - Clayton Demas, Taos
LB - Brian Moraga , Taos
LB - Nick Slatton, St. Pius X
LB - Scott McGaha, St. Pius X
OLB/DE - Kenyon Mosley, Bloomfield
OLB/DE - Nathaniel Lucero, Silver
OLB/DE - Gabriel Romero, Bernalillo
SEC - Jason Arnett, St. Pius X
SEC - Aron Neely, Bernalillo
SEC- Ryan McCormick, St. Pius X
SEC - Teodoro Martinez, Silver

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