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New Mexico High School Football Preview: La Cueva Bears

How Many Games Will La Cueva Win in 2016?

  • 10

    Votes: 2 4.8%
  • 9

    Votes: 1 2.4%
  • 8

    Votes: 2 4.8%
  • 7

    Votes: 8 19.0%
  • 6

    Votes: 7 16.7%
  • 5

    Votes: 12 28.6%
  • 4

    Votes: 5 11.9%
  • 3

    Votes: 2 4.8%
  • 2

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 1

    Votes: 3 7.1%

New Mexico High School Football Preview: La Cueva Bears

2016 Outlook: La Cueva is a program with plenty of potential heading into the 2016 football season. The Bears program was once known as the best in the Albuquerque area and they look to challenge again this season with a strong roster of players. La Cueva went 3-7 last season without a playoff birth but were within a touchdown, showing a strong defensive presence in a offensive game. Flying under the radar is Chris Campbell a senior quarterback poised for a breakout season and could have his numbers jump with a pass heavy offense. The Bears also return a Top 60 player for 6A football in two-way player Josh Woisin (LB/RB). Another player to keep a close eye on is running back is Thomas Bui (Sr). Derek Loidolt a Linebacker is a junior to watch as he was ranked in the Top 10 returning juniors in 6A football. The Bears will have their hands full with a new, stronger district with the addition of Clovis and teams that are looking to be in the better half with Sandia and Manzano along with the state runner up Eldorado Eagles. La Cueva opens the season on August 24th against the Cibola Cougars.

Background
Head Coach: Brandon Beck
2015 Record: 3-7
NMPreps.com Top-50 Ranking: No. 13
District 2-6A
Rival: Eldorado, Sandia

Seniors To Watch
Chris Campbell, 6-1, 175 pounds, Quarterback
Josh Woisin, 5-10, 185 pounds, Outside Linebacker
Thomas Bui, 5-6, 155 pounds, Running back/Cornerback
Jonathan Storman, Fullback
Justin Hathoot, Corner
Michael Shover, 5-6, 140 pounds, Strong Safety
Elijah McKnight, 5-7, 130 pounds, Running back/Cornerback
Ty Jordan, 5-7, 180 pounds, Defensive Tackle/Guard
JJ Wagner, 5-9, 185 pounds, Wide Receiver

Juniors To Watch
Tristan Roswold, 6-1, 190 pounds, Tight End/OLB
Grant Geiser, 6-3, 190 pounds, Tight End
Joseph Santagelo, 6-0, 175 pounds, Tight End
Derek Loidolt, 5-11, 190 pounds, MLB

2016 Schedule
8/24 - at Cibola (Community Stadium)
9/2 - Cleveland
9/9 - Centennial
9/16 - West Mesa (Wilson Stadium)
9/22 - Highland (Wilson Stadium)
10/7 - Manzano (Wilson Stadium)
10/14 - at Santa Fe
10/20 - Sandia (Wilson Stadium)
10/28 - Eldorado (Wilson Stadium)
11/4 - Clovis

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Chris Campbell - Quarterback


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Josh Woisin - Linebacker

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Triston Roswold - Tight End/OLB

Las Cruces High Team Camp

Great teams participated in the Las Cruces High Team camp this summer. You had all the local schools plus Albuquerque High, El Dorado, Carlsbad and Roswell along with Los Lunas. Eldorado is going to be a very good team this season. They have some great shooter along with a very good big man. Albuquerque High with Cunningham will be hard to stop in 6A. Los Lunas and Roswell will be right there in class 5A when it's all said and done. It was nice seeing so many talented teams come south and play some summer hoops.

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Ranking The Best Week One Games

What is the best game in 6A for week one?

  • 1. Rio Rancho at Mayfield

    Votes: 49 50.0%
  • 2. Las Cruces vs Eldorado

    Votes: 21 21.4%
  • 3. Carlsbad vs Artesia

    Votes: 14 14.3%
  • 4. Onate vs Cleveland

    Votes: 10 10.2%
  • 5. La Cueva vs Cibola

    Votes: 4 4.1%

Ranking The Best Week One Games
Joshua J Grine

August is right around the corner and we head to turning to our computers or getting the tailgate food ready and catch all of the action. As you know its never too early to look at the games and we give our ranking of the week one games for the week of August 24th - 27th.

Top 5 Games In 6A

1. Rio Rancho at Mayfield

Both of these teams will be favorites ranked somewhere in the top-5 when the season officially kicks off. Rio Rancho the 2014 State Champ and Mayfield in the 5-year title drought (yeah not a drought) but could be a possible State Title game match-up.

2. Las Cruces vs Eldorado

Much like the game above this game could feature a true state champion contender, shoot it does have the contender but I could see one win it all. Both are ranked high this preseason and will feature some of the top prospects in the state.

3. Carlsbad vs Artesia

Maybe, a bit high and you have another game above this one but what is not to like with a rivalry. Artesia is the two-time defending 5A champ and Carlsbad a team on the rise. No matter what the records this game is big in the area for both town bragging rights.

4. Onate vs Cleveland

Maybe not the highlight headline as the top two on the ranking but this game will show us how good the defending state champs are. Onate was one of the most improved teams last season but we will have to wait and see. I like this match up with the Storm athletes, especially the QB and solid line, against the stellar Linebacker core from Onate.

5. La Cueva vs Cibola

This one falls in line with other "pretender/contender" games like Highland vs St. Pius X, Manzano vs Atrisco Heritage and West Mesa vs Del Norte. Highland looking to improve from their 2-win season with some athletes. Pius is a possible 5A title contender, Manzano and Atrisco both bubble teams with a loss being a deal breaker even in week one. West Mesa and Del Norte in the same boat. I like La Cueva vs Cibola however as the match up looks to be a scoring affair. La Cueva has a solid QB and athletes that are under the radar as they switch to the spread. Cibola has Kayzan Martin to run. Expect the score to be high.

6A - Week One Schedule
8/24 - La Cueva vs Cibola
8/25 - Manzano vs Atrisco Heritage Academy
8/26 - Albuquerque vs Centennial
8/26 - Carlsbad vs Artesia
8/26 - Las Cruces at Eldorado
8/26 - Deming vs Gadsden
8/26 - Mayfield vs Rio Rancho
8/26 - Farmington vs Piedra Vista
8/26 - Rio Grande vs Sandia
8/26 - West Mesa vs Del Norte
8/26 - St Mikes vs Santa Fe
8/27 - Onate vs Cleveland
8/27 - Highland vs St. Pius X
8/27 - Valley vs Volcano Vista

Ranking 5A Week One Games

1. Capital vs Goddard: The Jaguars and Rockets played last season in the state tournament, the Jaguars get another chance to prove the rags to riches stories in high school football.

2. Alamogordo vs Valencia: Alamogordo the big dogs (or cats) that move down to 5A. Valencia gets the chance to play spoiler or we get to see Alamogordo as the true title contender. The headline is the Tigers hit the hair while the Jaguars ground and pound. Cat Fight!

3. Aztec vs Los Lunas: Maybe, more the headline of this cat fight is that we get to see another potential title contender in Los Lunas taking on the Aztec Tigers who are eager to return to the top tier in 5A football.

4. Roswell vs Ruidoso: Maybe, more of a favorite to Roswell but I add it because we get to see how could the Coyotes will be. Ruidoso a year removed from their title is a quality opponent and could create an early scare to make some believers.

5. Belen vs Bloomfield: This is more of a excitement to see a new era and what the former Mayfield OC will do with his own program. The Eagles have some returning players that could get them back on the rise. Bloomfield moving up to 5A from 4A is no slouch though and well coached as it comes.

Note: I didn't add any games mentioned above in the 6A/5A challenge games. If it was mentioned above we left it off.

5A - Week One Schedule
8/26 - Alamogordo at Valencia
8/26 - Aztec vs Los Lunas
8/26 - Belen vs Bloomfield
8/26 - Capital vs Goddard
8/26 - Carlsbad vs Artesia
8/26 - Chaparral vs EP Mountain View (TX)
8/26 - Del Norte vs West Mesa (Community Stadium)
8/26 - Deming vs Gadsden
8/26 - Farmington vs Piedra Vista
8/26 - Grants vs Miyamura
8/26 - Kirtland Central vs Navajo Prep
8/26 - Los Alamos vs Pojoaque Valley
8/26 - Lovington at Denver City (Texas)
8/26 - Roswell vs Ruidoso
8/26 - St. Pius X at Highland (Community Stadium)
8/26 - Santa Teresa at Clint (Texas)
8/27 - Albuquerque Academy vs Hope Christian

Why are "D1 offers" important?

This board seems to place a lot of focus on "D1 offers." I don't think that distinction is all that important. It treats all Division 1 schools equally. But NMSU ain't Stanford, and an offer from one isn't equivalent to an offer from others. An offer from ND State or Sam Houston State is tougher to come by, and those are FCS schools.

Also, the term "offer" doesn't always mean the same thing. Is that a full scholarship offer, an offer to play (but you'll have to use the lottery scholarship), "preferred walk-on" status, or something else?

Fort Lewis Team Camp

Pool Play Standings:
Gold Division
1) Rio Rancho 5-0
2) Farmington 4-1
3) Durango 3-2
4) Mingus Union 2-3
5) Piedra Vista 1-4
6) Manzano 0-5

Blue Division
1) Los Alamos 4-0
2) Bayfield 2-2
3) Cortez 2-2
4) Kirtland Central 2-2
5) Alb. Academy 2-2
6) Shiprock 0-4

Top 2 teams from each pool play tomorrow in final four. Cross over games. #2 Farmington vs. #1 Los Alamos and #1 Rio Rancho vs. #2 Blue Division

Cleveland Offensive Lineman Lands Offer No. 2

Cleveland Offensive Lineman Daimon Altamirano Lands Offer No. 2 today from Western Colorado. Eastern New Mexico has also offered the 6-foot-5, 285 pound offensive tackle. New Mexico, New Mexico State, and Bowling Green have also been in contact as of late.

"Daimon is a returning starter on the offensive line for us. Daimon is a natural talent and had the potential to be very special. He is really starting to turn some heads and get noticed on his college camp circuit this summer. Daimon is going to be a tremendous asset for any program that gives him the opportunity," Commented Cleveland Head Football Coach Heath Ridenour.


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Buy, Sell or Hold: Most Likely To Dethrone Cleveland

Most Likely To Dethrone Cleveland
J Grine of NMPreps.com

The Cleveland Storm had the perfect storm nearly six months ago when the claimed the 2015 New Mexico state championship. Well, the sun has come from the clouds and it's time to focus on defending their title.

However, the staff at NMPreps.com will focus on the buy or sell of teams that can make sure their is not a repeated weather alert.

With this feature we looked at the 3-most likely contenders and can only buy, sell or hold for each of the three.

Mayfield Trojans: Buy

The Mayfield Trojans football program is likely one of the most recognized names in the state of New Mexico and after a semi-final loss they are hardly poised to for a drop-off. The offense is loaded and might be one of the best of the returning teams. We don't have to mention the name but running back Isaac Vance returns as the most likely to take home the NMPreps.com Mr. Football award in 2016.

Rio Rancho Rams: Hold

The City of Vision continues to put out the top talent in the state of New Mexico and if any team can match what Cleveland did it will be the team that last won the title. The Rams are loaded with returning stars but might be needing to answer some question marks at Quarterback. That is the sole reason to hold and doubt right now. Head coach David Howes' team has some serious advantages though with NMPreps.com Mr. Football candidate Josh Foley who rushed for 1,081-yards last season.

Eldorado Eagles: Sell

The Eldorado Eagles will have their shot again this season in a question mark district. Why question mark? Well, Clovis brings the history but a handful of question mark teams that could either be in conversation as a boom or bust type of teams. Reasons to trust them returning into the final game is the level of talent returning as Elias Baker (No. 8 Returning Top 60 Prospects in 6A), Bryce Wade (No. 11) and Adam Clark (No. 15) all come back. The reason to doubt and why we are selling right now is the loss of some key pieces like next level player Noah Sweitzer along with replacing quarterback Jayce Jackson.

Related Summer Features

Position Rankings: Top 10 Returning Linebacker Cores
6A: Make The Cut. Playoff Teams in 2016
6A: Which Cellar Team to Buy On To Make The Playoffs in 2016
6A: Which Playoffs Teams in 2015 Return In 2016

Metro Passing League - Week 4

Week 4: Metro Passing League
NMPreps.com's Joshua J Grine

HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL (Albuquerque, NM) - The final week the Metro Passing League is underway and several teams continue to improve.

Key prospects that continue to play well each week are Volcano Vista's David Cormier, Sandia's Jacob Archibeque and Highland's own Nicholas Horton.

More: Week 2 Metro Passing League | Week 1 Metro Passing League (Tuesday) | Week 1 Metro Passing League (Thursday)

A few QB's that will be names you hear all season are a few highlighted already on our coverage in Chris Campbell of La Cueva, Dylan Gassoway of Volcano Vista and Cleveland QB Angelo Trujillo. The final name that has made our top performers who is due for a big year is Matt Denis of Eldorado.

Recruiting NM - If you have been following along the recruiting scene is picking up in New Mexico and I wouldn't be surprised to see several of these prospects catch on that have been highlighted the past four weeks.


New Stock Risers - Performers of the Day

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Offensive Player of the Day - Dominic Sandoval, Eldorado (DB/WR/SR)

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Defensive Player of the Day - Shawn Nieto, Cleveland (CB/WR/SR)

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Newcomer on the day - DJ Hayden, Sandia (DB/RB/JR)

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Defender On The Rise - Gabe Trujillo, West Mesa (DB/JR)

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Underrated WR - TJ Thomas Case, Del Norte (WR/SR)

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WR Ready To Explode - Joren Dickey, Volcano Vista (WR/JR)

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QB Ready To Make Noise - Devante Garcia, Del Norte (QB/SR)

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Huge Day Top TE -Tristan Roswold, La Cueva (TE/OLB/JR)

HIGHLIGHTS

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Tuesday
Schedule
5:30
Sandia vs Del Norte
West Mesa vs Volcano Vista

6:30
Highland vs Eldorado
La Cueva vs Cleveland

7:30
Highland vs Sandia
West Mesa vs Del Norte

8:30
La Cueva vs Eldorado
Cleveland vs Volcano Vista

NMSB Showcase

New Mexico School of Baseball put on another huge showcase this past weekend at St. Pius. 80 kids from all over the state attended from El Paso, Las Cruces, Valencia county, ABQ, Rio Rancho, to PV. 7 college coaches were there & quite of few guys were offered. Bigger events with a lot more Colleges/Pro Scouts to attend scheduled this fall. Stay tuned!

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Top 10 Returning Offensive Linemen

Who is the best OL this season?

  • Dylan Weaver

  • Logan Hertz

  • Adam Clark

  • Marcus Bramwell

  • Damion Altamirano

  • Bryce Wade

  • Triston Olson

  • Hayden Wilson

  • Caleb Dimas

  • Other: Post


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Top 10 Returning Offensive Linemen
J Grine of NMPreps.com

Today, we continue to look at outrun players for each position for the 2016 football season. We look at one of the most important positions on the offensive end of the ball with the OL's.

More: Top 20 Running backs | Top 10 Tight Ends | Top 10 Wide Receivers

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Logan Hertz of Rio Rancho

Top Five OL's

1. Dylan Weaver, Sr, OL, Piedra Vista HS (Farmington, NM):
The 6-foot-6, 270 pound OL has committed to Texas Tech after being coveted by New Mexico, San Diego State and Georgia State. Weaver's stock jump drastically this summer and could be one of the biggest steals by the Big-12 school. We will see test for Weaver as Piedra Vista moves to 6A football this season from 5A.

2. Logan Hertz, Sr, OL, Rio Rancho HS (Rio Rancho, NM): The program continues to produce some of thefts offensive linemen in the state of New Mexico. The 6-foot-6, 275-pound OL has several offers from Montana (D-1), Western State Colorado and Eastern New Mexico among others. Hertz, is one to likely have his stock rise even more during the season.

3. Adam Clark, Sr, OL, Eldorado HS (Albuquerque, NM): With plenty of playing experience the 6-foot-3, 255 pound tackle will be another one to watch this season. The Eagles reached the 2015 State Championship and return a wealth of talent including OL's this season.

4. Marcus Bramwell, Sr, OL, Artesia HS (Artesia, NM): 6-foot-4, 265 pound, started all year at left tackle for Artesia, coaches really high on him. Plays for a championship program and Bramwell might be one of the more underrated prospects that will have to prove his stock all season long.

5. Daimon Altamirano, Sr, OL, Cleveland HS (Rio Rancho, NM): Altamirano, strong as an OX bench pressing 335-pounds being in the 1,000 pound club since his freshman season. Another OL to see his stock rise and could be another D-1 player for the Storm.

On the Rise

6. Bryce Wade, Sr, OL, Eldorado HS (Albuquerque, NM): The 6-foot-7 OL is on the rise and the second Eagle on the board. He has an offer from New Mexico Highlands but could see more roll in after this season. On the rise and a name to remember this season.

7. Triston Olson, Sr, OL, Las Cruces HS (Las Cruces, NM): 6-foot-2, 265

8. Hayden Wilson, Sr, OL, Cleveland, HS (Rio Rancho, NM): 6-foot-5, 265.

9. Caleb Dimas, Sr, OL, Manzano HS (Albuquerque, NM): 6-foot-0, 245 pound linemen

10. Joseph Hernandez, Sr, OL, Las Cruces HS (Las Cruces, NM): Started every game for Las Cruces.
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Weekend Recruiting Notebook, 10 D1 Offers

Henderson: June 26th Recruiting Notebook, 10 D1 Offers

Recruiting for high school football prospects in New Mexico this summer has been incredible to say the least. Over the years we've had a few guys pull offers during the spring and summer, but nothing like we've seen this year. We have to rewind all the way to 2011, which was the last time New Mexico had 10 Prospects Sign D1, we've already matched that number offer wise and it's only June.

The Class of 2011 featured Notre Dame Commit Matthew Hegarty out of Aztec, Texas Tech Commit Ronnie Daniels out of La Cueva, Michigan State Commit Matthew Rammando out of Mayfield, and Colorado Commit Tyler McCulloch out of Eldorado. Monster year right? We'll this year is catching up and it starting with Los Lunas Running Back O'maury Samuels committing to Michigan. You can say Samuels heading to Michigan is the biggest New Mexico commitment since Eldorado's Zach Gentry committing to Michigan in 2015.

Two additional prospects have committed already, 6-foot-6, 280 pound offensive tackle Dylan Weaver out of Piedra Vista committed to Texas Tech and 6-foot-2, 225 pound Matthew Young out of Onate committed to New Mexico State.

That leaves 7 in-state prospects (Scroll down to see the complete list of prospects that have D1 Offers) that have D1 offers that are still uncommitted. The next few months are going to be fun recruiting wise to say the least, watching these prospects make their college decision.

This Past Week

This past week was 8 in-state prospects received offers. Kent State offered Mayfield Running Back Isaac Vance. Vance also holds an offer from the New Mexico State Aggies.

"It's a huge blessing. I am originally from that area (Ohio) and having the possible opportunity to head back home is very exciting. I have been in contact with multiple coaches on the staff, but Coach Needham (Defensive coordinator) is the one who officially offered me the scholarship," said Vance.

The 5-foot-8, 160 pound back who is also hearing from CAL and Texas Tech ran for 2,067 yards and 32 touchdowns as a junior breaking 7 school records in just 11 games.

New Mexico State Offered 4 in-state prospects during their camp this weekend. Volcano Vista Receiver David Cormier who also has an offer from New Mexico and interest from Wake Forest picked up an offer from the Aggies. "I like the staff, good coaching staff, but I have not been to Las Cruces enough to know that much about it. I worked with Coach Martin, Coach Cory, and Coach McKeethan this weekend as well as Coach Spiff." Cormier is 6-foot-3, 207 pounds and caught for 977-yards last year with 9 touchdowns.

The Aggies also offered Los Lunas Linebacker Trevor Brohard. The 6-foot-4, 210 pound prospect now holds offers from New Mexico State, Western Colorado, and New Mexico Highlands. Los Lunas will now enter the 2016 football season with two D1 prospects, no other 5A program can say that to open the season.

Mayfield Quarterback Torry Locklin out of the Class of 2018 was offered by the Aggies as well as Mayfield Receiver Gaven Swinson. Locklin played quarterback for the Trojans late in the year when starter Joe Ray Valencia went down with an injury. During the first round of the New Mexico State Football Tournament last year, Locklin threw for 169-yards and two touchdowns against Atrisco Hertiage.

During the Quarterfinals against Clovis in the he ran for 95-yards and two more touchdowns in route to the Trojan's 21-3 victory over the Wildcats. Swinson at 6-foot-4, 210 pound receiver is being recruited by Texas Tech and also Oklahoma. Last year Gaven caught for 1,300-yards and scored 11 touchdowns. This summer he's been clocked running a 4.5 40-time. Mayfield will enter the 2016 season with 3 D1 prospects, most out of any other Class 6A Program.

Rio Rancho Running Back Josh Foley picked up yet another offer this week from CSU Pueblo. The 5-foot-11, 195 pound back now holds offers from New Mexico Highlands, Eastern New Mexico, Western New Mexico, and CSU Pueblo.

Jacob Barnhill out of Sandia High School was offered by Adams State and has turned plenty of heads this summer on the recruiting trail.

D1 Offers

O’Maury Samuels - Los Lunas - Running Back
Class of 2017
Committed to Michigan
Offers from New Mexico State, UTSA, Michigan, Arizona, TCU, New Mexico, CAL

Matt Young - Onate - Linebacker
Class of 2017
Committed to New Mexico State

Dylan Weaver - Piedra Vista - Offensive Tackle
Class of 2017
Committed to Texas Tech

Forest McKee - Onate - Linebacker
Class of 2017
Uncommitted
Offer from New Mexico State, interest from Arizona, New Mexico, Texas Tech, and UNLV

David Cormier - Volcano Vista - Receiver
Class of 2017
Uncommitted
Offer from New Mexico, New Mexico State, Also visited Wake Forest

Isaac Vance - Mayfield - Running Back
Class of 2017
Uncommitted
Offer from New Mexico State and Kent State, interest from Texas Tech and UTEP

Jordan Byrd - Manzano - Athlete
Class of 2018
Uncommitted
Offer from New Mexico

Trevor Brohard - Los Lunas - Linebacker
Uncomitted
Offers from: New Mexico State, Western State Colorado, New Mexico Highlands

Gaven Swinson - Mayfield - Receiver
Uncommitted
Offer from: New Mexico State

Torry Locklin - Mayfield - Quarterback
Uncommitted
Offer from: New Mexico State

D1AA FCS/D2/D3 Offers

Logan Hertz - Rio Rancho - OL
Class of 2017
Uncommitted
Offers from: Montana, Western State Colorado University, Colorado Mesa, and Eastern New Mexico
Interest from New Mexico, New Mexico State, Ft. Lewis, and NAU

Josh Foley - Rio Rancho - RB
Uncommitted
Offers from: New Mexico Highlands, Western, Eastern New Mexico, and CSU Pueblo
Interest from Boise State, New Mexico, Annapolis, Colorado, Yale, Eastern New Mexico, and Western Colorado

Bryce Wade - Eldorado - Offensive Linemen
Class of 2017
Uncommitted
Offer from New Mexico Highlands

Dakota Carrasco - Rio Rancho - WR
Uncommitted
Offered by Colorado Mesa
Is also hearing from New Mexico State, Arizona, and West Texas A&M.

Kyle Hooper - Alamogordo - Quarterback
Uncommitted
Offers from: New Mexico Highlands

Shaundre Sanchez - Highland - Defensive Linemen
Uncommitted
Offers from: Western New Mexico

Ethan Duff - Artesia - Receiver
Uncomitted
Offers from: Western New Mexico

Drew Ortiz - St. Pius X - Quarterback
Uncomiitted
Offer from: New Mexico Highlands

Ben Bertram - Sandia - Linebacker
Uncommitted
Offer from: Adams State and New Mexico Highlands

Hayden Wilson - Cleveland - Offensvie Line
Uncommitted
Offers from: Eastern New Mexico
Interest from: West Texas A&M, New Mexico, NAU

Daimon Altamirano - Cleveland - Offensive Line
Uncommitted
Offers from: Eastern New Mexico
Interest from: New Mexico, Colorado Mesa, Western Colorado, NAU

Adam Cook - Cleveland - Tight End
Uncommitted
Offers from: Eastern New Mexico, NAU
Interest from: Abilene Christian, New Mexico, NAU, Rice, West Texas A&M

Jacob Barnhill - Sandia - Tight End
Uncommitted
Offer from Adams State

Haven Corsey - Rio Rancho - Defensive Back
Uncommitted
Offer from Colorado School of Mines
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