Girls 4A
(morning)

Girls 3A
(morning)

Girls 2A
(afternoon)

Girls 1A
(afternoon)

x - denotes predicted playoff team
* - denotes playoff bubble team

Girls 4A
(morning)

Girls 3A
(morning)

Girls 2A
(afternoon)

Girls 1A
(afternoon)

x - denotes predicted playoff team
* - denotes playoff bubble team

Did you know that the Chaparral boys and girls are a combined 0-34 this year!

Class 6A Road To The Pit


Note: These are our predictions. We know that Valley just beat West Mesa and that Onate just beat Gadsden, but likely those teams will play 2 or 3 more times. Agree or disagree? It's fine, post your feedback below!


Hobbs 18-1Cleveland 17-1Cibola 10-6Albuquerque 14-1West Mesa 11-5 Rio Rancho 15-4Volcano Vista 11-6Carlsbad 11-4Las Cruces 12-6Valley 9-7Atrisco Heritage 10-5Rio Grande 8-8 Onate 9-10Gadsden 11-7Sandia 7-9La Cueva 6-11Bubble
Eldorado 5-11
Manzano 5-11
Santa Fe 11-8
Deming 7-10
Mayfield 6-12
Alamogordo 8-11
Clovis 4-15
Highland 2-14

Class 5A Road To The Pit



1. Roswell 15-2
2. Centennial 13-4
3. Gallup 16-1
4. St. Pius X 11-2
5. Grants 12-5
6. Espanola 13-5
7. Farmington 11-6
8. Piedra Vista 8-6
9. Goddard 9-10
10. Del Norte 11-5
11. Artesia 10-7
12. Bernalillo 11-8
13. Capital 10-9
14. Lovington 8-7
15. Valencia 7-9
16. Belen 8-7


Bubble
Santa Teresa 5-12
Academy 5-10
Los Lunas 5-10
Miyamura 4-12
Moriarty 3-14
Los Alamos 2-15
Chaparral 0-17

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Clayton beat Penasco tonight 111-32

ENMU will be holding its Spring Prospect Camp on Saturday January 31st in Portales, NM. Over a dozen of the players on the current roster attended past prospect camps.

Please visit www.enmubaseballcamps.com for more information.
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Boys 4A
District 1
1. xThoreau
2. xBloomfield
3. *Shiprock
4. *Kirtland Central
5. Wingate
6. Zuni

Player of the Year: Nathan Francisco (Thoreau), senior

District 2
1. xWest Las Vegas
2. xPojoaque Valley
3. xTaos
4. *Robertson

Player of the Year: DJ Bustos (WLV), sophomore

District 3
1. xSilver
2. *Socorro
3. *Hatch Valley
4. Hot Springs
5. Cobre

Player of the Year: Yoshi Saenz (Silver), junior

District 4
1. xPortales
2. NMMI
3. Ruidoso
4. East Mountain

Player of the Year: Jordan Ramirez (Portales), sophomore

District 5
1. xHope Christian
2. xSt. Michael's
3. xSanta Fe Indian School
4. *Bosque
5. *Sandia Prep

Player of the Year: Jordan Leake (Hope Christian), junior

Boys 3A
District 1
1. xNewcomb
2. *Tohatchi
3. Rehoboth Christian
4. Navajo Prep
5. Crownpoint

Player of the Year: Ryan Yazzie (Newcomb), senior

District 2
1. xSanta Fe Prep
2. xDulce
3. xPecos
4. *Monte Del Sol
5. Desert Academy
6. Academy for Technology and The Classics

Player of the Year: Ian Andersson (Santa Fe Prep), senior

District 3
1. xMesilla Valley Christian
2. xLordsburg
3. *Tularosa
4. Capitan

Player of the Year: Jeff Adler (Mesilla Valley Christian), senior

District 4
1. xTexico
2. xLoving
3. xEunice
4. Dexter

Player of the Year: Justin Rucker (Texico), senior

District 5
1. xTucumcari
2. xClayton
3. xSanta Rosa
4. Raton

Player of the Year: D'Ontee Sandoval (Tucumcari), senior

District 6
1. xLaguna Acoma
2. *Cuba
3. *Native American Community Academy
4. *Estancia

Player of the Year: Ryan Arkie (Laguna Acoma), senior

Boys 2A
District 1
1. xPine Hill
2. Tse'Yi'Gai
3. Navajo Pine
4. Ramah
5. Shiprock Northwest

Player of the Year: Demar Whitehorse (Tse'Yi'Gai), senior

District 2
1. xTo'hajilee
2. xMenaul
3. *Jemez Valley
4. Foothill
5. Mountainair
6. Tierra Encantada

Player of the Year: Antonio Larez (To'hajilee), senior

District 3
1. xMagdalena
2. xCloudcroft
3. *Alamo Navajo
4. Mescalero Apache

Player of the Year: Tyler Julian (Magdalena), senior

District 4
1. xHagerman
2. xJal
3. *Gateway Christian
4. *Tatum

Player of the Year: Alejandro Ramos (Hagerman), senior

District 5
1. xEscalante
2. xQuesta
3. xMora
4. *Mesa Vista
5. Penasco

Player of the Year: Joseph Hurd (Escalante), junior

District 6
1. xLogan
2. xDora
3. xMelrose
4. *Fort Sumner

Player of the Year: Dalton Privett (Dora), junior

Boys 1A
District 1
1. xSanta Fe Waldorf
2. *Evangel Christian Academy
3. *Walatowa Charter
4. Coronado
5. NM School for the Deaf

Player of the Year: Augie Ciofalo (Santa Fe Waldorf), junior

District 2
1. xCliff
2. xQuemado
3. xReserve
4. *Animas

Player of the Year: Holt Shelley (Cliff), junior

District 3
1. xHondo Valley
2. xCarrizozo
3. *Vaughn
4. Lake Arthur
5. Corona

Player of the Year: Jordan Brady (Hondo Valley), junior

District 4
1. xGrady
2. xSan Jon
3. xFloyd
4. Mosquero

Player of the Year: Daniel "DC" Lee (San Jon), sophomore

District 5
1. xSpringer
2. xWagon Mound
3. *Maxwell
4. *Cimarron
5. Roy
6. Des Moines

Player of the Year: Anthony Romero (Springer), senior

x - denotes predicted playoff team
* - denotes playoff bubble team
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We had a thread like this a while back, it was pretty fun. Throw some old school gams in there.

For Example: where does Blades of Steel and Punch Out rank?

Albuquerque beats Atrisco 71-65, Valley beats West Mesa 62-56 in OT

Who has played the toughest schedule this year?

Who is the most influential person in New Mexico High School Sports right now?

Who you got?

Hired Jim Tomsula as their next head coach
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Boys 6A
Rio Rancho High at Volcano Vista, Friday at 7pm
Rio Rancho High has been on a tear since Brady Patterson's return to the lineup. Can the Rams continue their excellent play against Lorenzo Vigil and the Hawks? Rio Rancho High opened district play with a win over Santa Fe High on Tuesday, while Volcano Vista fell to Cibola. Every game in this district is important, as every team has a winning record.

Atrisco Heritage Academy at Valley, Friday at 7pm
The District 5 race could be an interesting one. DeShawn Lucero and Atrisco will travel to Valley on the heels of a matchup with district favorite Albuquerque High. Much like District 1, nearly every game in the district is important for postseason reasons.

Boys 5A
6A Albuquerque High at St. Pius X, Friday at 7pm
The Bulldogs are 14-1 on the season and remain one of the pleasant surprises of the 2014-15 season. St. Pius X is one the top teams in 5A so expect this to be a battle. Will the balance of St. Pius X hold Gabe Bump and Allonzo Armijo in check?

Espanola Valley at Del Norte, Friday at 7pm
Jared Garduno is a must-watch player, regardless of classification. He and the Sundevils travel to Albuquerque to face Daniel Delgado and the Knights in an interesting district matchup.

6A Carlsbad at Roswell High, Saturday at 7pm
A few weeks back these two squads faced off with Roswell earning a two-point win over Trevin Ramirez and the Cavemen. Expect another close game.

Boys 4A
3A Santa Fe Prep at Taos, Thursday at 7pm
Santa Fe Prep is a talented 3A team with Frank Castillo y Mulert and Ian Andersson. Can they earn a win against 4A Taos?

St. Michael's at Sandia Prep, Friday at 7pm
St. Michael's isn't the team they usuaully are, but they can still compete. Will Dustin Gaddis and Sandia Prep protect home-court? Prep is coming off a loss to Santa Fe Indian School and can't afford to dig themselves a hole this early in district play.

Santa Fe Indian School at Hope Christian, Saturday at 7pm
SFIS earned a district win over Sandia Prep, but the Huskies are a much more difficult challenge. Jordan Leake, Ben Kocurak, and Dedrick Milford provide a balanced scoring attack for the Huskies.

5A Grants at West Las Vegas, Saturday at 7pm
DJ Bustos remains my favorite player in the state. The sophomore smooth-shooter has made WLV one of the top teams in 4A. Expect Richie Lucero and the Pirates to make this a game.



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This post was edited on 1/21 9:58 AM by TaylorMorrow

Dustin Gaddis of Sandia Prep made an amazing, never gonna do that again type shot against St. Pius that made highlights on MaxPreps....check it out:

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/dr7Dj5To3EqCOrI2GrtIXg/video--ridiculous-one-handed-fadeaway-half-court-buzzer-beater.htm

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/dr7Dj5To3EqCOrI2GrtIXg/video--ridiculous-one-handed-fadeaway-half-court-buzzer-beater.htm

Here is our January 19th Girls Top 25 Statewide Rankings


Top 25 Rankings
1. Cibola 11-1
2. Roswell 13-2
3. Clovis 15-2
4. Mayfield 12-4
5. La Cueva 11-3
6. Los Lunas 14-2
7. Gallup 13-2
8. Espanola 13-2
9. Hobbs 12-4
10. Las Cruces 10-5
11. Carlsbad 10-7
12. St. Mikes 14-2
13. Belen 11-3
14. Los Alamos 15-2
15. Valencia 12-3
16. Hope 10-6
17. Valley 10-5
18. Volcano Vista 9-8
19. Farmington 13-4
20. Alamogordo 13-4
21. Portales 10-4
22. Santa Fe 12-5
23. Eldorado 7-8
24. Shiprock 13-4
25. Jemez Valley 17-1



Bubble
Sandia Prep 10-5
Lovington 11-1
Tularosa 15-2
Eunice 11-2



6A Girls
1. Clovis (15-2), prev. 1
2. Cibola (Albuquerque, NM) (14-1), prev. 2
3. Mayfield (Las Cruces, NM) (12-4), prev. 5
4. La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM) (11-4), prev. 3
5. Hobbs (12-4), prev. 9
6. Las Cruces High (10-5), prev. 8
7. Valley (Albuquerque, NM) (10-5), prev. 10
8. Santa Fe High (12-5), prev. 6
9. Carlsbad (10-7), prev. unranked
10. Alamogordo (13-5), prev. 4



Dropped: No. 7 Volcano Vista (Albuquerque, NM) (9-8)



Clovis did lose to 5A Roswell High, but they still hold the head-to-head edge over a one-loss Cibola squad. The Wildcats' loss to Roswell High is their first loss to a New Mexico foe. Hobbs has won six straight games, the second longest current win streak among 6A teams (Cibola, 9 straight).



5A Girls
1. Roswell High (13-2), prev. 3
2. Los Lunas High (14-2), prev. 1
3. Gallup (14-3), prev. 2
4. Espanola Valley (14-2), prev. 4
5. Los Alamos (15-2), prev. 5
6. Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) (12-3), prev. 6
7. Belen (11-3), prev. 7
8. Farmington High (13-5), prev. 8
9. Lovington (9-5), prev. 9
10. Centennial (Las Cruces, NM) (9-6), prev. 10



Dropped: none



Los Lunas High didn't lose this past week, but Roswell High's win against 6A Clovis tops the Lady Tigers win over Gallup last week. How amazing is the Espanola Valley-Los Alamos rivalry going to be this season?


4A Girls
1. St. Michael's (Santa Fe, NM) (14-2), prev. 1
2. Portales (11-4), prev. 2
3. Shiprock (13-4), prev. 3
4. Hope Christian (Albuquerque, NM) (10-6), prev. 6
5. Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM) (10-5), prev. 4
6. West Las Vegas (11-7), prev. 5
7. Santa Fe Indian School (11-6), prev. 9
8. Kirtland Central (7-6), prev. 7
9. Hatch Valley (11-6), prev. 10
10. Bloomfield (8-7), prev. unranked

Dropped: No. 8 Hot Springs (5-6)

Portales has failed to lose to a New Mexico school this season, as all four losses have come to Texas foes. However, I continue to give the slight edge to St. Michael's as they are riding a 14-game winning streak, including a recent win against 6A rival Santa Fe High.



3A Girls
1. Tularosa (15-2), prev. 3
2. Eunice (12-2), prev. 4
3. Loving (11-2), prev. 2
4. Texico (11-3), prev. 1
5. Pecos (10-4), prev. 5
6. Lordsburg (7-3), prev. unranked
7. Dexter (9-6), prev. unranked
8. Clayton (9-6), prev. unranked
9. Cuba (12-6), prev. unranked
10. Tohatchi (11-6), prev. unranked



Dropped: none, rankings expanded to 10 teams



2A Girls
1. Tatum (14-1), prev. 1
2. Jemez Valley (17-1), prev. 2
3. Melrose (12-2), prev. 4
4. Magdalena (11-4), prev. 3
5. Logan (10-4), prev. unranked
6. Ramah (10-4), prev. 5
7. Fort Sumner (9-4), prev. unranked
8. Escalante (8-2), prev. unranked
9. Mora (7-6), prev. unranked
10. Mountainair (10-7), prev. unranked



Dropped: none, rankings expanded to 10 teams



1A Girls
1. Cimarron (7-1), prev. 2
2. Corona (10-2), prev. 1
3. Elida (7-4), prev. 3
4. Mosquero (10-3), prev. 4
5. Evangel Christian Academy (Albuquerque, NM) (8-2), prev. 5
6. Grady (9-5), prev. unranked
7. Quemado (9-5), prev. unranked
8. Cliff (8-8), prev. unranked
9. Hondo Valley (7-5), prev. unranked
10. Vaughn (9-4), prev. unranked
Dropped: none, rankings expanded to 10 teams



Writer's Note: My condolences to the family, friends, and players of Coach J.D. Isler. Coach Isler influenced the lives of many young men and women, and he will be dearly missed.

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During the football season Isaac Velasquez (senior at Santa Rosa) was diagnosed with cancer, underwent surgery, chemo, etc. Last night in the box scores I saw that he scored 10 points in a 70-62 win over Texico! What a tremendous athlete and person. Not many people could fight like he did. I remember his dad telling me this last football season that at one point he was in the hospital 10-days! God is good!

St. Michael's at St. Pius X, Thursday at 7pm
St. Michael's is on a 14-game winning streak. Can they stop Natalie Zamora (30ppg) to keep the streak going?

Valencia at Belen, Friday at 7pm
Some
of District 3's best teams face off on Friday. Belen has won seven
straight games, while Valencia has won six straight games. Expect these
two teams and Los Lunas High to compete for the District 3 title.

Hope Christian at Santa Fe Indian School, Friday at 7pm
Hope has played on of the most difficult schedules among all 4A teams. SFIS opened district play with a solid win over Sandia Prep.

Hobbs at Mayfield, Saturday at 3pm
These top five teams will face off this Saturday in a non-district
matchup. Hobbs is riding a seven-game winning-streak, while Mayfield is
coming off a recent win against La Cueva.



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We learned today that Jeff Adler from Mesilla Valley was the only young man selected from New Mexico as a 2015 McDonald's All-American nominee. Jeff is currently averaging 25.1 ppg and 10.3 rpg for the SonBlazers. Way to go Jeff!

D1 Nation

Coming out today at 4PM

According to Jason Groves of the Las Cruces Sun News Kavika Johnson has visits to UConn, Eastern Washington, and to Utep this month.
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POLL: Top 100 Greatest Teams: 81-90

Thoughts?
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Recently a Santa Fe Indian Girls Coach Lanse Carter as suspended after he led his team into the locker room after the game not shaking hands with Espanola Valley. Thoughts on this? Story Linked Here