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Recruiting News Breaking Down The Commits: Julian Segura

Over the next few weeks leading up to National Signing Day we'll breakdown the Class of 2016 Commitments

Julian Segura - Alamogordo - Receiver
Class of 2016
6-foot-2, 195 pounds
Committed to NMMI

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Hendo's Breakdown
Was surprised he didn't get at least one D1 offer, thought the Aggies or UTEP would of offered him during the summer or during the mid-season. His best qualities are his ability to make the difficult catch, I think he has the best hands of any receiver coming out of the Class of 2016 and that's a big statement. He comes hard off the line and while he's not a burner with 4.4 speed he is not afraid to go over the middle and his size allows him to break away from tackles to gain extra yards after the catch. His decision to attend NMMI will give him another two years to be recruited in which he'll continue playing football, would not be surprised if he gets a D1 offer down the road.

Complete List of Committed Prospects Here
https://nmpreps.forums.rivals.com/threads/scholarship-offer-list-updated-december-29th-2015.8277/

Week 8: Wednesday Night Rundown

APS METRO CHAMPIONSHIP

Winners Bracket

(NMPreps.com Top-25 Rankings)

No. 4 Hope Christian over No. 10 Albuquerque High, 56-46:
For the second time in two weeks the Hope Christian Huskies beat the Albuquerque High Bulldogs who are the 1-seed in the APS Metro Championship Tournament. The Huskies move on to play Cibola in the Semi-Finals.

No. 3 Cibola over No. 9 Rio Rancho, 78-60: District opponents square off for the first time (before district play) in the second round of the APS Tournament. Cibola at (9-1) and riding a hot streak take the first meeting 78-60. The Cougars will face the Huskies of Hope Christian in the semi-finals.

No. 1 Valley over No. 13 Rio Grande, 68-56: Down in the south valley two more district opponents squared off before district play as the number one team in the state of New Mexico, the Valley Vikings beat Rio Grande on their home court. Valley moves on and will face Cleveland in the semifinals.

No. 5 Cleveland over No. 19 La Cueva, 66-46: In Albuquerque the Cleveland Storm who are the 2-seed in the bracket took care of business on the La Cueva Bears, 66-46. The Storm will take on top ranked Valley in the semi-finals.

Semi-Finals: The Semi-Finals of the APS Metro Championships sets up No. 1 vs No. 5 and No. 4 vs No 3 on the NMPreps.com Top-25 Rankings. The showdown features three teams favored to be in the Final Four.

Consolation Bracket

Upset: Manzano over No. 16 Sandia, 55-54: Braxton Bouyer led the upset for the Manzano Monarchs over district opponent Sandia on Wednesday night. The win gives the Monarchs some confidence moving forward while the Matadors continue to struggle this season at 2-6 on the year.

Atrisco Heritage over West Mesa, 47-28: The Jaguars shake off their first loss over Cibola with a convincing win over West side rival West Mesa.

Del Norte and Eldorado squared off along with Highland-Volcano Vista also in the consolation side.

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Braxton Bouyer - Manzano - 24 points on the night.

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Atrisco Heritage 47, West Mesa 28
Cibola 78, Rio Rancho 60
Cleveland 66, La Cueva 46
Hope Christian 56, Albuquerque High 46
Logan 59, Dora 32
Manzano 54, Sandia 53
Valley 68, Rio Grande 56

Recruiting News Breaking Down The Commits: Tucker Dobbs

Over the next few weeks leading up to National Signing Day we'll breakdown the Class of 2016 Commitments

Tukcer Dobbs - Clovis - Receiver
6-foot-2, 175
Class of 2016
Committed to Eastern New Mexico

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Hendo's Breakdown
Really like him on both sides of the football, like him more at safety though. Has a great ability to fly down towards the football and seems to welcome contact. On the offensive side of the football he is known for making big plays and has excellent hands.

Complete List of Committed Prospects Here
https://nmpreps.forums.rivals.com/threads/scholarship-offer-list-updated-december-29th-2015.8277/

Team Records As Of January 6th

Team Records As Of January 6th

Class 6A
Cibola 8-1
Valley 7-2
Rio Grande 7-2
Onate 10-3
Rio Rancho 10-3
Gadsden 10-4
Carlsbad 9-4
Cleveland 9-4
Albuquerque 6-3
Hobbs 6-4
Deming 7-5
Volcano Vista 4-4
Atrisco 5-5
Santa fe 6-7
Alamogordo 6-7
Las Cruces 5-7
La Cueva 3-5
Manzano 3-7
West Mesa 3-7
Sandia 2-5
Mayfield 3-8
Eldorado 2-6
Highland 2-6
Clovis 2-8

Class 5A
Capital 12-1
Roswell 9-1
Farmington 10-2
Grants 9-2
Espanola 10-4
Centennial 7-3
Piedra Vista 9-4
Gallup 9-4
St. Pius X 6-3
Belen 6-3
Artesia 4-4
Los Lunas 6-7
Goddard 6-7
Miyamura 6-7
Bernalillo 5-6
Moriarty 4-5
Los Alamos 4-6
Lovington 3-8
Del Norte 2-7
Academy 2-8
Valencia 2-10
Chaparral 2-12
Aztec 1-8
Santa Teresa 1-10

Class 4A
West LV 11-1
Hope 8-1
Robertson 8-2
Pojoaqie 11-3
Zuni 6-3
Portales 6-4
Silver 6-4
Taos 6-4
Bloomfield 6-5
Hatch 7-7
Santa Fe Indian 5-6
Wingate 5-6
Shiprock 4-5
Sandia Prep 4-6
Thoreau 4-6
Bosque 4-7
St. Mike's 3-6
Cobre 3-6
Socorro 4-8
NMMI 2-5
Kirtland 3-8
Hot Springs
Ruidoso 2-7
Ruidoso 2-8
East Mountain 2-9

Class 3A
Lordsburg 8-0
Dulce 5-0
Estancia 4-0
Laguna 9-2
Capital 8-2
Texico 7-2
Pecos 8-4
Navajo Prep 7-4
Desert Academy 7-4
Santa Rosa 7-4
Tularosa 5-3
Cuba 6-4
Tucumcari 6-4
Loving 3-3
Raton 5-5
Dexter 5-6
Mesilla 3-4
Rehoboth 3-5
Clayton 3-6
Tohatchi 4-8
Newcomb 3-7
NACA 3-8
Santa Fe Prep 3-9
Academy for Tech 2-7
Eunice 2-8
Crownpoint 0-10

Class 2A
Magdalena 8-1
Melrose 7-1
Dora 9-2
Escalante 8-2
Tse Ui Gai 3-1
Gateway 6-2
Logna 7-3
Penasco 4-2
Menual 7-4
Questa 5-3
Mesa Vista 6-4
Jal 4-3
Cloudcroft 4-3
Tierra Encantada 6-5
Mountainair 4-5
Hagerman 3-4
ToHajiilee 2-3
Ft. Sumner 4-6
Navajo Pine 4-7
Alamo Navajo 2-4
Jemez Valley 4-9
Mescalero 2-8
Ramaha 2-8
Tatum 1-7
Pine Hill 0-5
Northwest 0-7

Class 1A
Vaughn 7-1
Grady 8-2
Hondo 8-2
Springer 8-2
Quemado 7-2
Maxwell 9-3
Cliff 6-3
Santa Fe Waldorf 6-3
Mosquero 5-3
Reserve 6-4
NMSD 4-4
Carrizozo 3-4
San Jon 4-6
Evangel Christian 2-5
Wagon Mound 1-3
Animas 2-7
Cimarron 2-7
Roy 1-5
Lake Artur 1-5
Corona 1-5
Des Moines 1-6
Floyd 1-8
Walatowa 0-6
Coronado 0-7
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5A/6A North/South Game

July 27th at Community Stadium in Albuquerque
North Coach: Charlie Dotson, Eldorado
South Coach: Shane Vierra, Santa Teresa

5A/6A North Roster

Aaron Bean Atrisco Heritage
Alex Sais St Pius X
Alias Starkovich Miyamura
Allen Michel Moriarty
Augustine Laranaga Capital
Benny James Cibola
David Inman Eldorado
Dustin Raiola Rio Rancho
Elijah Naranjo Valley
Gabe Desoto Del Norte
Gabe Ortega Cleveland
Idan Urrutia West Mesa
Isaiah Lowery Sandia
Jayce Jackson Eldorado
Jeremiah Bell Cibola
Jimmy Gallegos Sandia
Jon Potter Manzano
Josh Williams Volcano Vista
Landry Hayes Cleveland
Marcos Flores Espanola Valley
Marcus Williams Cleveland
Miles Hilton St Pius X
Nathaniel Garcia Cleveland
Nick Morning Volcano Vista
Noah Sweitzer Eldorado
Raymond Cole Albuquerque
Roope Henry Cleveland
Ryan Anderson Cleveland
Santos Taylor Cleveland
Scott Ramirez Piedra Vista
Xavier Hoover Gallup

5A/6A North Roster
Abraham Ordunez Mayfield
Antonio Salvarrey Goddard
Bryce Rewalt Centennial
Cameron Burkely Centennial
Carlos Carrasco Artesia
Cory Noel Las Cruces
Dante Urrea Deming
David Griego Clovis
Devin Beard Hobbs
Dominic Anaya Roswell
Ethan Alvarado Mayfield
George Nino Centennial
Isaac Amaya Hobbs
Jackson Scott Hobbs
Jacob Enriquez Artesia
Jacob Miley Roswell
Jared Duncan Clovis
Jeremy Padilla Hobbs
Justin Houghtaling Artesia
Justin Sims Carlsbad
Justin Sotelo Mayfield
Kameron Miller Las Cruces
Kurt Kelley Clovis
Luis "Jerry" Gurrola Centennial
Marc Sotelo Centennial
Mathew Franco Mayfield
Noah Pierce Mayfield
Roland Chavez Clovis
Tommy Montoya Mayfield
Vincent Delgadillo Las Cruces

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3A/4A North/South Game

June 10th at Cleveland High School
North Coach: Wyane Ferguson of Tucumcari
South Coach: Bryan Jones former Coach of Tularosa

3A/4A North Team
Adam Lujan Estancia
Amos Rivera Robertson HS
Brandon McAlister St. Michaels
Brandon Vigil Taos
Brendan Ramsey Bloomfield
Caleb Meyer-Hagen Hope Christian
Caleb Ortiz Estancia
Chauncey White Bloomfield
David DeHerrera Bloomfield
Estevan Varela Robertson
Francisco Arguello Robertson
Gabriel Garcia Estancia
Isaac Chavez St. Michael's
Isaiah Begay Tohatchi
Jacob Aragon Laguna Acoma
Jaymes (JR) Gonzalez Robertson
JD Robinson Bloomfield
Joaquin Lopez Santa Rosa
Jordan Martinez West Las Vegas
Justin Taylor Clayton
karlex Capitan Tohatchi
Keishaun Aspaas Kirtland Central
Matthew Chavez Santa Rosa
Miguel Sena West Las Vegas
Seth Martinez Clayton
Tarringtino Begay Tohatchi
Tomas Sanchez Clayton
Trevor Noblitt Estancia
Tucker Poling Clayton
Tyler Ferguson Tucumcari

3A/4A South Team
Aaron Madrid Eunice
Adam Hernandez Portales
Adrian Grajeda Hatch Valley
Alejandro Gomez Cobre
Austin Franzoy Hatch Valley
Blane Ferbrache Eunice
Bronte Staugaard Portales
Carlos Xibille NMMI
Dalton Hacker Eunice
Damon Rivera Cobre
Darin Welty Hot Springs
Dominic Lomeli Dexter High
Dominic Redwine Cobre
Drew Jackson Portales
Greg Gonzales Tularosa
Ian Curnutt NMMI
Jaime Lopez Hatch Valley
Jared Garay Hatch Valley
Jason Garcia Cobre
Jeremiah Burke Silver
Joel Hernandez Loving
Jonathan Montiel Portales
Josh Frazier Mesilla Valley
Manny Rodriguez Hatch Valley
Matthew Culipher Dexter High
Nick Moreno Hot Springs
Rafael Maldonado Texico
Ramon Retana Lordsburg
Robert Rodriguez Cobre
Santino Rojo Ruidoso

Week 8: Tuesday Night Hoops

Week 8: Tuesday Night Hoops
Joshua J. Grine

Week 8 has been the week of ending streaks, Tuesday night a pair of teams seen their win streaks come to an end. Several Top-25 teams in action this Tuesday night.

Top-25

No. 1 Valley 62, Manzano 44: The number one team in New Mexico took care of business on Tuesday night with an 18-point win over Manzano, 62-44. The Vikings improve to 7-2 on the season with the win, moving their win streak to 6-straight. Manzano falls to (3-7) on the season.

No. 3 Cibola 70, No. 22 Atrisco Heritage Academy 60: The third ranked Cibola Cougars move into the winners bracket of the APS Metro Championships with a win over No. 22 Atrisco Heritage Academy. The Cougars improve to (8-1) on the season improving their win streak to 7-games. Atrisco Heritage Academy falls to 5-5 with the loss, losing their first contest since their 5-game winning streak.

No. 4 Hope Christian 64, Eldorado 55: The Hope Huskies improve to 9-1 on the season after beating Eldorado High School in the first round of the APS Metro Championships. Eldorado falls to (2-7) on the season.

No. 6 Cleveland 72, Highland 53: For the second time this season it was the Storm all over the Hornets of HIghland, 72-53. Cleveland improves to 9-4 on the season with the win, moving on to the winners side of the bracket. Highland drops to 2-6 on the season.

No. 7 Capital 38, Los Lunas 32: In Santa Fe, the Jaguars improve to 12-1 on the season with an 11-game win streak still alive. Top guard Eric Coca had 14 points in the win as the only Jaguar in double figures. Martin Trujillo paced the way for the Tigers with 15 points.

No. 8 Roswell 52, No. 11 Carlsbad 49: The Coyotes of Roswell improve to (9-1) on the season with a huge win over No. 11 Carlsbad on Tuesday night. The Coyotes were led again by senior Daniel Amador who continues to place himself among the best players in the state. Amador finished with 17-points and 9-rebounds in the high profile win.

No. 9 Rio Rancho 70, West Mesa 50: The Rams win big in the first round of the APS tournament with a 20-point stomping of the Mustangs from West Mesa. The Rams win their 10th game of the season improving to 10-3.

No. 10 Albuquerque 69, Del Norte 47: After a down week in week 7 the Bulldogs get a comfortable 22-point win over Del Norte to improve to 6-3, snapping a 2-game losing streak.

No. 14 Hobbs 75, Midland (TX) 69: The Hobbs Eagles rebound after several days off since their loss. The Eagles move to (6-4) on the season with a nice win over Midland (TX).

No. 18 Espanola 78, Taos 51: The Espanola Valley Sundevils win at home on Tuesday night against visiting Taos, 78-51. James Arculeta led the way for the Sundevils with 12 points. Elias Archuleta (14 points), Marcos Flores (11) and Joshua Salazar (11) all in double-figures.

No. 19 La Cueva 67, No. 17 Volcano Vista 44: The La Cueva Bears (3-5) jumped all over the Hawks of Volcano Vista in another Top-25 showdown on Tuesday night. The Bears dominated this contest as the Hawks fall to (4-4) on the season with the loss.

No. 25 West Las Vegas 63, St. Michael's 56: The Dons of West Las Vegas avoid the scare with a 63-56 win over visiting St. Michael's. The Horsemen led early but the Dons fought back for the win. The Dons improve to 11-1 on the season.

RAPID FIRE

  • 39-game win streak to an end: The Hatch Valley Bears top the Magdalena Steers, 59-54 ending the longest win streak in New Mexico.

  • Alamogordo gets much needed win over Goddard, 47-45. Could they be prepping for a run in district?

  • 3A Tularosa over 4A Ruidoso, 64-55. The Wildcats making a case this season and could be the sleeper in 3A.

PRIME TIME PLAYERS

  • Daniel Amador, Roswell HS - The senior poured in 17 points in a huge win over No. 11 Carlsbad.

  • Eric Coca, Capital HS - Coca had a big test against a top 5A team and put in 14 points in a low scoring, defensive game.


SCOREBOARD

Alamogordo 47, Goddard 45
Albuquerque 69, Del Norte 47
Artesia 39, Portales 37
Bernalillo 39, Valencia 30
Capital 38, Los Lunas 32
Cibola 70, Atrisco 60
Cleveland 72, Highland 53
Dulce 61, Tohatchi 56
Hatch Valley 59, Magdelana 54
Hobbs 75, Midland 69
Hope 64, Eldorado 55
La Cueva 67, Volcano Vista 44
Las Cruces 86, Santa Teresa 56
Miyamura 70, Newcomb 27
Mosquero 63, Clovis Christian 32
Piedra Vista 63, Bloomfield 25
Rio Rancho 70, West Mesa 50
Roswell 52, Carlsbad 49
Santa Fe 69, Moriarty 50
Shiprock 62, Red Cove (AZ) 39
Tucumcari 66, East Mountain 63
Tularosa 64, Ruidoso 55
Valley 62, Manzano 44
Zuni 83, Crownpoint 49
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