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Updated on Dec. 5th.

Week 2 Top Player Performances

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Saturday
Aspen Salazar - Centennial - 21 points vs Highland
Bella Hines - Eldorado - 37 points vs Los Lunas
Chloe Brown - Sandia - 12 points, 4 assists vs Los Lunas
Emma Christiano - Las Cruces - 31 points vs Cibola
Hope Giddings - Sandia - 13 points vs Los Lunas
Kapiolani Anitielu - Farmington - 26 points vs Durango
Mila Espinoza - Volcano Vista - 32 points, 2 rebounds vs Organ Mountain.
Lila Ashida - Las Cruces - 23 points vs Volcano Vista
Sydney Benally - Sandia - 15 points, 7 assists vs Los Lunas.
Taejhuan Hill - Volcano Vista - 16 points, 8 rebounds vs Organ Mountain.

Friday
Aspen Salazar - Centennial - 16 points vs La Cueva
Joslyn Montez - Centennial - 12 points vs La Cueva
Lauryn Pecos - St. Michael's - 12 points vs Los Alamos
Maesyn Lopez - Belen - 14 points vs Hot Springs
Mila Espinoza - Volcano Vista - 19 points, 4 rebounds vs Las Cruces.
Taejhuan Hill - Volcano Vista - 12 points, 19 rebounds vs Las Cruces.

Tuesday
Aaliyah Nevarez - Highland - 19 points vs Cibola.
Aline Eres - Centennial - 12 points vs Los Lunas.
Aspen Salazar - Centennial - 16 points vs Los Lunas.
Vania Limas - Highland - 18 points vs Cibola.

Monday
Abby Vazquez - Alamogordo - 14 points vs Carlsbad (Mon.)
Teeya Gordon - Alamogordo - 13 points vs Carlsbad (Mon.)

Week 2 Top Player Performances

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Saturday, Dec. 3rd
AC Munoz - Mayfield - 23 points vs La Cueva.
Alexis Dominguez - Highland - 15 points vs Centennial.
Brennan Shock - Cliff - 27 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists vs Texico.
Cooper Hautau - Bosque - 20 points, 10 rebounds vs West LV.
Dakarai Mornike - Del Norte - 11 points and 6 rebounds vs Manzano
Estevan DeVargas - Del Norte - 10 points vs Manzano.
Jesus Licon - Highland - 21 points vs Centennial.
Jett Wyckoff - Hope Christian - 31 pts 9 rebs vs Albuquerque High
Kyle Morris - Bosque - 24 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assist vs West LV.
Michael Bruder - Centennial - 26 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals vs Highland.
Nate Serna - Centennial - 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists vs Highland.
Roman Hileman - Del Norte - 13 points and 6 rebounds vs Manzano
Sergio Acosta - Highland - 17 points vs Centennial
Shane Douma-Sanchez - Del Norte - 23 points, 13 rebounds, 11 assists, 3 steals (first triple double) vs Manznao.

Friday, Dec. 2nd
AC Munoz - Mayfield - 14 points vs Highland.
Alexis Dominguez - Highland - 30 points vs Mayfield.
Cash Burney - Fort Sumner - 10 points vs Alamogordo
Clay Norman - Fort Sumner - 27 points vs Alamogordo
Cooper Hautau - Bosque - 26 points, 15 rebounds vs Tucumcari
Coy Judd - Cliff - 27 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals vs Cloudcroft.
Damiran Smith - Alamogordo - 10 points vs Fort Sumner
Daniel Steverson - Cleveland - 36 points, 5 rebounds vs Capital
Davion Smith - Alamogordo - 13 points vs Fort Sumner
Jason Warren - Alamogordo - 10 points vs Fort Sumner
Joaquin Segura - Fort Sumner - 24 points vs Alamogordo
Kai Bickham - Alamogordo - 15 points vs Fort Sumner
Kyle Morris - Bosque - 20 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists vs Tucumcari
Michael Bruder - Centennial - 11 points, 4 rebounds vs La Cueva.
Nate Serna - Centennial - 18 points, 2 rebounds, vs La Cueva.
Ozias Aguilar - Centennial - 16 points, 2 assists vs La Cueva.
Remy Albrecht - Cleveland - 17 points, 7 rebounds vs Capital
Sergio Acosta - Highland - 13 points vs Mayfield.

Thursday, Dec. 1st
Charles Lopez-Burton - Valley - 14 points vs Fairfax (AZ)
Coy Judd - Cliff - 20 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals.
Geleio Griego - Los Lunas - 22 points, 4 rebounds vs Carlsbad.
Jalin Holland - Los Lunas - 21 points, 6 rebounds vs Carlsbad.
Julian Chavez - Valley - 17 points vs Fairfax (AZ)
Nick Dial - Manzano - 25 points, 9 rebounds vs Eldorado.
Shane Douma-Sanchez - Del Norte - 37 points vs Miyamura.
Tayson Yost - Cliff - 21 points, 6 rebounds, 4 rebounds, 4 steals.
Tyler Kozlowski - Valley - 13 points vs Fairfax (AZ).

Tuesday, Nov. 29th
Ali Abdullah - Valencia - 26 points vs Del Norte.
Andrew Hill - Sandia - 24 points vs Volcano Vista.
Alexis Dominguez - Highland - 22 points vs Cibola.
Brian Kalb - St. Pius X - 17 points vs Sandia Prep
Chris Parra - Atrisco Heritage - 26 points vs West Mesa
Dalen Moyer - Sandia - 26 points vs Volcano Vista.
Brandon Medina - Highland - 21 points vs Cibola.
Elijah Brody - West Mesa - 16 points vs Atrisco Heritage
Estevan DeVargas - Del Norte - 13 points vs Valencia.
Jesus Licon - Highland - 11 points vs Cibola
Jett Wyckoff- Hope Christian - 29 points, 9 rebounds vs Eldorado
Kenyon Aguino - Volcano Vista - 29 points vs Sandia
Nick Dial - Manzano - 17 points vs Belen.
Shane Douma-Sanchez - Del Norte - 32 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals vs Valencia.

Monday, Nov. 28th
Jodaiah Padilla - Pecos - 20 points vs. Santa Fe Prep (11/28)

It’s been pointed out all the factors that would make it a challenge. We still have people that think the event will draw crowds as people from all over to watch. If this doesn’t put things into perspective for you I don’t know if anything will.

Downtown Phoenix and downtown Tucson are separated by 115 miles. In comparison Las Cruces and Albuquerque are separated by 220 miles. There are over 6 million that live in the valley between the two Arizona cities. There are a little over 1 million that live between LC and ABQ.

The largest single day attendance record for centralized championships in AZ is 22,000 fans. Last seasons 6A Championship had an attendance of 12,000 fans. Imagine (which is completely and statistically possible) if fans in NM attended centralized games at the same attendance to population rate? That would put a single day attendance at 4 or 5k.

In Colorado games are played at Mile High. Their record single day attendance is 16,000. There are 4.4 million people that live in the 125 mile stretch of interstate that connects Colorado Springs, Denver, and Fort Collins.

No, people want travel to ABQ for football games. Playing in an empty stadium would kill the excitement and be a huge financial liability for all parties involved.

It simply won’t work!

Waiver approved for 12th game. NMSU sits at 5-6 on the season.

I'll say that I am taking back anything I said about the hire. Hell of a job he's done.

ABC Prep has earned a D1 offer from Evansville

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*****WEEK 2 SCOREBOARD (NOV. 28TH-DEC. 3RD)*****

Saturday, Dec. 3rd
Alamo Navajo 56, Tohajiilee 28 - F
Albuquerque Academy 76, Kirtland Central 67 - F
ATC 41, Tohatchi 38 - F
Atrisco Heritage 56, Eldorado 54 - F
Bloomfield 83, Whitehorse (UT) 58 - F
Bosque 57, Cottonwood Classical 48 - F
Capital 59, West Mesa 49 - F
Carlsbad 55, Artesia 45 - F
Chaparral 37, Cobre 27 - F
Cliff 70, Texico 47 - F
Del Norte 64, Manzano 58 - F
Des Moines 73, John Mall (CO) 55 - F
Dora 49, Logan 37 - F
Escalante 61, Shiprock 26 - F
Evangel Christian 63, Zuni 57 - F
Gadsden 55, Jefferson, TX 36 - F
Gateway Christian 40, Quemado 38 - F
Hagerman 55, Floyd 34 - F
Hereford 53, Portales 42 - F
Highland 75, Centennial 65 - F
Hobbs 53, Alamogordo 44 - F
Hope Christian 84, Albuquerque 60 - F
Hot Springs 54, Tularosa 48 - F
Jemez Valley 67, NACA 37 - F
La Cueva 72, Mayfield 57 - F
Laguna-Acoma 53, Mescalero Apache 35 - F
Legacy Academy 57, Reserve 25 - F
Lordsburg 50, Cloudcroft 33 - F
Los Alamos 50, Valencia 43 - F
Los Lunas 64, Fort Sumner/House 56 - F
Lovington 64, Denver City (TX) 53 - F
Magdalena 51, Clovis Chrisitan 37 - F
Melrose 57, Clayton 51 - F
Mesa Vista 77, Dulce 67 - F
Monte Del Sol 53, McCurdy 45 - F
Mountainair 64, Animas 50 - F
Navajo Prep 64, Silver 37 - F
Penasco 67, Wagon Mound 28 - F
Pueblo East (CO) 55, Piedra Vista 35 - F
Ramah 47, Tse' Yi' Gai 17 - F
Rio Grande 58, Sandia Prep 57 - F
Rio Rancho 59, Deming 51 - F
Santa Fe Prep 66, Belen 31 - F
Santa Teresa 59, Anthony, TX 46 - F
St. Michael's 47, Santa Fe 37 - F
St. Pius X 58, Bernalillo 57 - F
Tucumcari 46, Maxwell 41 - F
Valley 78, Santa Fe Indian 54 - F
Volcano Vista 80, Organ Mountain 63 - F
West Las Vegas 41, Crownpoint 35 - F
Wingate 45, Pine Hill 28 - F

Friday, Dec. 2nd
Alamo Navajo 50, Navajo Pine 39 - F
Albuquerque Academy 66, Rio Grande 57 - F
ATC 61, Rehoboth Christian 40 - F
Bernalillo 61, Santa Fe Prep 39 - F
Bloomfield 67, Escalante 51 - F
Chaparral 56, Mesilla Valley 36 - F
Cimarron 73, Questa 20 - F
Clayton 65, Grady 48 - F
Cleveland 73, Capital 64 - F
Cliff 59, Cloudcroft 22 - F
Clint (TX) 52, Santa Teresa 39 - F
Clovis Christian 63, Reserve 9 - F
Cobre 54, Dexter 49 - F
Crownpoint 70, Cottonwood Classical 42 - F
Cuba 54, Wingate 51 - F
Deming 59, Artesia 52 - F
Des Moines 52, Hoehne (OK) 35 - F
Dora 63, Roy/Mosquero 33 - F
Evangel Christian 62, Mancos 59 - F
Floyd 41, Quemado 29 - F
Fort Sumner 65, Alamogordo 57 - F
Grand County 70, Aztec 60 - F
Hatch Valley 71, Mountainair 35 - F
Highland 76, Mayfield 56 - F
John Mall (CO) 66, Springer 59 - F
Kirtland Central 80, Sandia Prep 57 - F
La Cueva 69, Centennial 65 - F
Logan 79, Elida 44 - F
Los Alamos 61, Espanola Valley 55 - F
Los Lunas 46, Hobbs 43 - F
Lovington 63, JV Team 46 - F
Magdalena 55, Legacy Academy 23 - F
Melrose 79, Tatum 41 - F
Montezuma-Cortez (CO) 82, Newcomb 44 - F
Navajo Prep 56, Hot Springs 24 - F
Organ Mountain 62, Cibola 53 - F
Rio Rancho 61, Carlsbad 44 - F
Robertson 55, Ruidoso 51 - F
Santa Fe 64, Santa Fe Indian 13 - F
St. Michael's 46, Valley 44 - F
St. Pius X 51, Belen 26 - F
Taos 68, Grants 55 - F
Texico 77, Lordsburg 63 - F
Tohatchi 76 Thoreau 62 - F
Tucumcari 61, Wagon Mound 41 - F
Valencia 77, Fairfax (AZ) 51 - F
Volcano Vista 82, Las Cruces 54 - F
West Las Vegas 73, Bosque 67 - F
Whitehorse (UT) 48, Shiprock 47 - F
Zuni 66, Ganado (AZ) 29 - F

Thursday, Dec. 1st
Alamogordo 50, Deming 41 - F
Albuquerque Academy 79, Belen 49 - F
ATC 71, Zuni 35 - F
Bloomfield 74, Cuba 39 - F
Bosque 69, Tucumcari 30 - F
Clayton 64, Gateway Christian 34 - F
Cliff 68, JV Team 20 - F
Cloudcroft 70, Animas 45 - F
Clovis Christian 64, Carrizozo 14 - f
Cottonwood Classical 68, Penasco 66 - F
Crownpoint 56, Maxwell 37 - F
Del Norte 77, Miyamura 43 - F
Dora 93, Corona/Vaughn 4 - F
Eldorado 67, Manzano 62 - f
Escalante 58, Wingate 52 - F
Fort Sumner 57, Artesia 52 - F
Grady 66, Hagerman 35 - F
Hobbs 43, Rio Rancho 42 - F
Hot Springs 60, Dexter 23 - F
Kirtland Central 66, Bernalillo 64 - F
Legacy Academy 70, Navajo Pine 24 - F
Logan 64, Whitarral (TX) 25 - F
Los Lunas 55, Carlsbad 54 - F
Lovington 67, Kermit (TX) 47 - F
Magdalena 57, Alamo Navajo 18 - F
Mesa Vista 90, Coronado 23 - F
Montezuma-Cortez (CO) 84, Aztec 66 - F
Navajo Prep 71, Cobre 36 - F
Pojoaque Valley 52, East Mountain 29 - F
Pueblo County (CO) 60, Piedra Vista 32 - F
Rehoboth Christian 66, Ganado (AZ) 33 - F
Reserve 32, To'hajiilee 30 - F
Rio Grande 48, St. Pius X 44 - F
Roy/Mosquero 38, Amherst (CO) 30 - F
Sandia 56, Atrisco Heritage 51 - F
Sandia Prep 51, Santa Fe Prep 43 - F
Santa Fe 59, Espanola Valley 40 - F
Santa Fe Indian 40, Los Alamos 32 - F
Shiprock 78, Monument Valley (AZ) 41 - F
Silver 63, Chaparral 28 - F
Springer 60, Kim/Branson (CO) 56 - F
St. Michael's 54, Valencia 52 - F
Tatum 55, Floyd 35 - F
Tierra Encantada 59, Santa Fe Waldorf 53 - F
Tohatchi 78, Evangel Christian 27 - F
Tularosa 71, Mesilla Valley 51 - F
Valley 73, Fairfax (AZ) 29 - F
West Mesa 75, Albuquerque 40 - F
Whitehorse (UT) 56, Pine Hill 33 - F

Wednesday, Nov. 30th
Des Moines 89, Primero (CO) 33 - F
Dulce 84, Jemez Valley 40 - F
Hoenhe (CO) 46, Raton 45 - F

Tuesday, Nov. 29th
Albuquerque Academy 52, Espanola Valley 33 - F
Atrisco Heritage 52, West Mesa 48 - F
Bernalillo 64, Miyamura 61 - F
Capital 51, Taos 40 - F
Chaparral 66, Cobre 64 - F
Clayton 70, West Las Vegas 63 - F
Clovis 72, Goddard 33 - F
Clovis Christian 54, Roy/Mosquero 36 - F
Cottonwood Classical 70, Tohajiilee 23 - F
Crownpoint 76, Cuba 38 - F
Del Norte 69, Valencia 64 - F
Del Valle, TX 60, Mayfield 48 - F
Deming 91, Immanuel Christian, TX 73 - F
Dexter 60, Loving 50 - F
Grady 77, Elida 72 - F
Highland 68, Cibola 47 - F
Hobbs 72, Centennial 67 - F
Hope Christian 71, Eldorado 63 - F
Jal 61, Gateway Christian 13 - F
Las Cruces 56, Carlsbad 54 - F
Maxwell 68, NMSD 21 - F
McCurdy 60, Evangel Christian 52 - F
Menaul 49, Legacy Academy 33 - F
Mesilla Valley 52, Hatch Valley 38 - F
Navajo Prep 77, Dulce 53 - F
Newcomb 92, Northwest 22 - F
Organ Mountain 74, Roswell 59 - F
Pecos 76, Mora 22 - F
Silver 62, Gadsden 43 - F
St. Michael's 40, Los Alamos 24 - F
St. Pius X 60, Sandia Prep 35 - F
Tohatchi 76, Escalante 52 - F
Volcano Vista 73, Sandia 67 - F
Quemado 66, Ramah 38 - F

Monday, Nov. 28th
Cliff 57, Lordsburg 51 - F
Dulce 77, Coronado 21 - F
Manzano 51, Belen 39 - F
Pecos 62, Santa Fe Prep 42 - F
Santa Fe Indian 78, Wingate 33 - f
Shiprock 50, Piedra Vista 43 - F
Texico 63, Mescalero Apache 38 - F
Wagon Mound 42, Tierra Encantada 34 - F

New Mexico High School Basketball Class 4A Preseason Rankings
J Grine

NMPreps 2022/2023 New Mexico high school basketball preseason rankings. #nmpreps

November 16th, 2022
1. Highland Hornets (last season: 26-3) - SC
2. Hope Christian Huskies (last season: 15-15)
3. Del Norte Knights (last season: 15-15) - SCRUP
4. St. Pius X Sartans (last season: 19-9)
5. Albuquerque Academy Chargers (last season: 18-8)
6. Artesia Bulldogs (last season: 17-12)
7. Taos Tigers (last season: 22-7)
8. Los Alamos Hilltoppers (last season: 15-13)
9. Espanola Valley Sundevils (last season: 21-8)
10. Valley Vikings (last season: 12-14)
11. Belen Eagles (last season: 18-12)
12. Goddard Rockets (last season: 15-14)
13. Lovington Wildcats (last season: 20-9)
14. Silver Colts (last season: 25-3)
15. Gallup Bengals (last season: 16-13)
16. Valencia Jaguars (last season: 6-20)
17. Grants Pirates (last season: 9-15)
18. Portales Rams (last season: 11-15)
19. Bernalillo Spartans (last season: 12-15)
20. Miyamura Patriots (last season: 14-15)
21. Kirtland Central (last season: 12-15)
22. Pojoaque Valley Elks (last season: 8-19)
23. Bloomfield Bobcats (last season: 15-13)
24. Shiprock Chieftains (last season: 6-20)
25. Deming Wildcats (last season: 9-15) *5A in 2021/2022
26. Santa Teresa Desert Warriors (last season: 6-21)
27. Moriarty Pintos (last season: 4-16)
28. Aztec Tigers (last season: 5-22)
29. Chaparral Lobos (last season: 2-24)

Top-5: The Hornets graduated an impressive class that led them to a 4A state championship in 2022. The athletes in the program will have them at the top of the class again in 2023. Guard Alexis Dominguez (2023) returns after putting up numbers of 13ppg and 5 apg. Another player that you will know very well by March is Brandon Medina who has the ability to excel at the next level.

Hope Christian is the early riser as the once power in basketball features one of the top ranked prospects in the state in Jett Wyckoff. The senior wing returns after putting in 19 points per game and 6 rebounds. Del Norte at No. 3 could seem high with the players that have left the program but if 2021 New Mexico Mr. Basketball winner Shane Douma-Sanchez (2023) returns they will remain a threat. This could open up for a takeover by the guard who averaged 20 ppg last season.

St. Pius X and Albuquerque Academy round out the top-5 this preseason with a handful of teams sitting behind them. Pius returns Brian Kalb (2023) and after he returns from an injury Kellen Gehres (2023) for Albuquerque Academy.

NMMI Sports Press
March 30, 2022

It’s been over 40 years since a junior college bowl game has been held at Roswell’s Wool Bowl stadium, but come this December, all that will change.

Earlier this year, the National Junior College Athletic Association fast-tracked approval for the New Mexico Military Institute to host an officially-sanctioned bowl game, beginning in 2022.

“This used to be a gigantic bowl game,” said bowl committee chairman and former NMMI Bronco football head coach Joe Forchtner. “It is us going back to our roots and it will bring a lot of exposure to the community.”

Last year, there were just four NJCAA bowl games, along with a four-team national championship playoff. That number has continued to slowly decrease over the last decade.

“When I started coaching at NMMI, there was close to 10 bowl games,” said Forchtner. “I think nationally, we need the bowl game. I think it’s important for junior college football.

“It got more difficult to qualify for a bowl game, because when you broke it down to conference tie-ins, to host teams, things like that, you were now only looking at five spots. You could be ranked as one of the top 10 teams in the nation and not get a bowl bid.”

To help stem that shrinking pool of possible invites, NMMI President and Superintendent General Jerry Grizzle began working on ways to bring back the Wool Bowl.

And even though the first steps to bringing back a bowl game to Roswell began several years ago, and the initial hurdle of official NJCAA approval has been overcome, there is still a lot of work to be done.

“We are very excited about bringing the Wool Bowl back to Roswell,” stated Grizzle. “Bowl games are exciting, prestigious events. They only become that with community support. The Wool Bowl hosted the national championship game during its previous existence and we hope to raise the stature of the bowl to be able to host it again.”

“The work has really not even started,” continued Forchtner. “We are looking for community involvement. We will have a title sponsor for the bowl game, and are just now getting started on that. There are plenty of sponsorship opportunities, with exposure at both the local and national levels.”

In addition to figuring out the financial and sponsorship needs, the Wool Bowl committee has been working on ways to make the event stand out and be a truly memorable experience for everyone involved.

“We are still in the creation stage right now, but one of the items we’ve discussed was a military fly-over during the game,” said Forchtner.

Another planned component to the bowl game will be giving back to the community.

“We are looking for community service ideas,” explained Forchtner. “Both teams are going to a community service project while they are here. I think that is important. We did that when NMMI went to the El Toro Bowl in 2013, and I just thought it was an excellent idea.”

According to Forchtner, if bowl-eligible, the NMMI Bronco football team would be one of the committee’s preferred selections for the 2022 Wool Bowl.

“We will play in it if we qualify, but there is no tie-in to any conference – we would be looking for the best available team,” he said.

Added Grizzle: “Of course we want the Broncos to be playing in it, but even if we are not, hosting such a prestigious event in Roswell is beneficial to NMMI and the community.”

Fans would get a chance to see high-caliber local talent if NMMI qualified for the bowl game. The Broncos have always strived to keep it local.

“We always want the best players in the state to come and play for NMMI,” said Forchtner. “We want our school to be their first choice. Traditionally we’ve had between 20 and 40 New Mexico kids on our roster each year.”

And historically, the N.M. kids are not just filling roster spots – they play, they contribute.

Some great recent examples include quarterback Diego Pavia (Volcano Vista), defensive back Dalton Bowles (Goddard), defensive linemen Christian Carreathers (Albuquerque High), Chris Valdez (Manzano), linebackers Josh Beaird (Lovington) and Jacob Gellhausen (Volcano Vista).

“The Bronco football program wouldn’t be close to the level it is without New Mexico kids,” finished Forchtner.

NMMI Athletic Director Jose Barron added: “This is an exciting opportunity for NMMI athletics, NMMI football, and the city of Roswell. I look forward to seeing this game emerge as the premiere bowl game in NJCAA football.”

Coach Forchtner has been designated the Bowl Game Director. As we continue the planning, we will be asking for community support. If you have an interest in being part of this community effort, please contact Coach Forchtner.

From: https://www.nmmiathletics.com/information/Welcome_back-_Wool_Bowl-

*****WEEK 2 SCOREBOARD (NOV. 28TH-DEC 3RD)*****

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Friday, Dec. 2nd
Bel Air (TX) 51, Goddard 37 - F
Belen 46, Hot Springs 31 - F
Bloomfield 42, Whitehorse 31 - F
Capital 59, Bernalillo 54 - F
Carlsbad 35, Alamogordo 26 - F
Centennial 44, La Cueva 40 - F
Cleveland 64, Espanola Valley 47 - F
Del Norte 49, Rio Grande 35 - F
Kirtland Central 64, Page (AZ) 33 - F
Manzanoo 44, Atrisco Heritage 43 - F
Mayfield 53, Highland 40 - F
Monument Valley (AZ) 50, Shiprock 30 - F
Organ Mountain 64, Cibola 35 - F
Piedra Vista 52, Laguna-Acoma 47 - F
Rio Rancho 55, Santa Fe 28 - F
Riverside (TX) 63, Artesia 43 - F
Santa Teresa 38, Hatch Valley 21 - F
St. Michael's 32, Los Alamos 30 - F
St. Pius X 59, Miyamura 33 - F
Tohatchi 36, Gallup 35 - F
Valencia 37, Valley 30 - F
Volcano Vista 49, Las Cruces 41 - F

Thursday, Dec. 1st
Alamo Navajo 57, Reserve 38 - F
Alamogordo 45, Goddard 35 - F
Albuquerque 60, West Mesa 44 - F
Artesia 58, Ruidoso 17 - F
ATC 35, Crownpoint 14 - F
Atrisco Heritage 68, Bernalillo 34 - F
Carlsbad 40, Bel Air (TX) 32 - F
Clayton 46, Gateway Christian 19 - F
Cleveland 37, Los Alamos 22 - F
Dora 49, Corona/Vaughn 25 - F
Escalante 38, Bloomfield 35 - F
Espanola Valley 36, St. Michael's 34 - F
Estancia 73, Cottonwood Classical 34 - F
Farmington 63, Miyamura 27 - F
Fort Sumner 45, Mora 6 - F
Gallup 61, Laguna-Acoma 23 - F
Hagerman 57, Floyd 26 - F
Kirtland Central 44, Dixie 31 - F
Lordsburg 48, Texico 33 - F
Magdalena 72, Carrizozo 23 - F
Manzano 49, Capital 41 - F
Maxwell 36, Bosque 25 - F
Melrose 55, Quemado 27 - F
Mesilla Valley 47, Hatch Valley 25 - F
Navajo Prep 51, Whitehorse (UT) 20 - F
Pojoaque Valley 57, East Mountain 17 - F
Rio Grande 40, Ramah 36 - F
Roy/Mosquero 52, Cloudcroft 12 - F
Sandia Prep 42, Belen 40 - F
Santa Rosa 37, San Jon 23 - F
Shiprock 34, Pine Hill 29 - F
Silver 35, JV Team 35 - F
Socorro 33, Capitan 31 - F
Springer 51, Kim/Branson 36 - F
Tatum 66, Grady 33 - F
To'hajjiilee 65, Navajo Pine 23 - F
Tucumcari 68, McCurdy 16 - F
Tularosa 44, Hot Springs 35 - F
Valencia 30, Rio Rancho 22 - F
Valley 45, Santa Fe 37 - F
West Lsa Vegas 56, Wagon Mound 14 - F
Whitarral (TX) 46, Logan 33 - F

Wednesday, Nov. 30th
Dulce 58, Jemez Valley 37 - F
Hoehne (CO) 49, Raton 20 - F
Moriarty 43, Aztec 21 - F

Tuesday, Nov. 29th
Albuquerque 40, Cleveland 36 - F
Albuquerque Academy 45, Manzano 39 - F
Belen 44, East Mountain 26 - F
Bloomfield 49, Grants 41 - F
Capitan 53, Ruidoso 35 - F
Centennial 55, Los Lunas 13 - F
Chaparral 43, Cobre 38 - F
Evangel Christian 27, McCurdy 18 - F
Farmington 53, Durango, CO 30 - F
Grady 35, Elida 16 - F
Highland 58, Cibola 44 - F
Hope Christian 59, Moriarty 27 - F
Jal 40, Gateway Christian 39 - F
Kirtland Central 60, Piedra Vista 21 - F
Las Cruces 52, Del Valle, TX 20 - F
Lovington 52, Dexter 15 - F
Maxwell 40, NMSD 11 - F
Menaul 57, Legacy Academy 14 - F
Mesilla Valley 38, Hot Springs 33 - F
Navajo Prep 54, Shiprock 16 - F
Newcomb 73, Northwest 9 - F
Pecos 42, Mora 28 - F
Quemado 58, Ramah 46 - F
Questa 57, Coronado 31 - F
Rio Rancho 52, Espanola Valley 34 - F
Robertson 56, Capital 36 - F
Roy/Mosquero 52, Clovis Christian 4 - F
Sandia 66, Valley 28 - F
Santa Fe Indian 56, Pojoaque Valley 26 - F
St. Michael's 32, ATC 26 - F
St. Pius X 63, Sandia Prep 31 - F
Thoreau 44, Aztec 25 - F
Tohajiilee 62, Cottonwood Classical 28 - F
Tohatchi 73, Socorro 17 - F
Valencia 53, Del Norte 20 - F
Volcano Vista 70, West Las Vegas 15 - F
Zuni 64, Navajo Pine 21 - F

Monday, Nov. 28th
Carlsbad 40, Alamogordo 36 - F
Cliff 46, Lordsburg 38 - F
Dulce 58, Coronado 31 - F
Evangel Christian 68, Mountainair 36 - F
Texico 43, Mescalero Apache 33 - F
Wingate 58, Navajo Pine 11 - F

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All 56 5A and 4A Teams Ranked

1. Volcano Vista (2-0)
2. Cleveland (0-0)
3. Sandia (2-1)
4. Atrisco Heritage (2-1)
5. La Cueva (0-0)
6. Los Lunas (3-0)
7. Las Cruces (1-0)
8. Highland (2-0)
9. Hobbs (3-1)
10. Carlsbad (0-3)
11. Hope Christian (1-0)
12. Eldorado (2-1)
13. Del Norte (3-0)
14. Alamogordo (2-0)
15. Organ Mountain (2-0)
16. Rio Rancho (0-3)
17. Santa Fe (1-0)
18. West Mesa (1-1)
19. Centennial (0-2)
20. Albuquerque Academy (2-0)
21. Valley (1-0)
22. Manzano (1-1)
23. Clovis (1-0)
24. Capital (1-1)
25. Mayfield (1-1)
26. Rio Grande (1-1)
27. St. Pius X (1-2)
28. Farmington (0-1)
29. Lovington (1-0)
30. Kirtland Central (2-0)
31. Roswell (0-1)
32. Artesia (0-1)
33. Belen (0-2)
34. Valencia (0-3)
35. Cibola (0-2)
36. Deming (1-2)
37. Taos (0-1)
38. Pojoaque Valley (2-1)
39. Grants (1-0)
40. Gallup (0-2)
41. Albuquerque (0-2)
42. Silver (2-1)
43. Bernalillo (1-2)
44. Bloomfield (1-1)
45. Miyamura (1-2)
46. Goddard (0-1)
47. Espanola Valley (0-3)
48. Los Alamos (0-2)
49. Gadsden (1-1)
50. Shiprock (2-0)
51. Portales (0-0)
52. Moriarty (1-0)
53. Piedra Vista (0-3)
54. Santa Teresa (0-2)
55. Aztec (0-2)
56. Chaparral (1-2)

Daily Dimes: Friday, Dec. 2nd


LAST NIGHT - STARTING FIVE

Fort Sumner with a big upset over Artesia, 57-52 at the City of Champions Tournament (Artesia). Granted the Bulldogs are a few days released from football this is a huge win.

Shane Douma-Sanchez drops 30+ plus points again in a win over Miyamura, 77-43. The 2021 NMPreps New Mexico Mr. Basketball award winner is has near 100-points in three games. The Knights are 3-0.

Eldorado with a win, 67-62, but Manzano looking much improved on the season. Eldorado moves to 2-1, Manzano sits at 1-1.

West Mesa thumps Albuquerque, 75-40. West Mesa will be a player this season, Albuquerque High is in for a looong season.

Resume booster of the night is Sandia beating Atrisco Heritage, 56-51. Most will say that it is early in the season, which it is, but every year these wins help the resume (yes, I'm already talking seeds).

Voting: 2022 New Mexico Running Back of the Year

Today, we start the voting for the 2022 New Mexico Running Back of the Year award. Each season NMPreps awards the top players from each position. #nmpreps

2022 Candidates

Aidan Granado - Silver - 950 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns.

Alexavier Carreon - Jal - 1,551 rushing yards and 26 touchdowns.

Andres Madrid - Santa Rosa - 1,527 rushing yards and 30 touchdowns.

Cayden Walton - Raton - 3,123 rushing yards and 38 touchdowns.

Eli Asay - Carlsbad - 1,548 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

Kaden Sago - Ruidoso - 1,670 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns.

Josh Perry - Cleveland - 1,907 rushing yards and 30 touchdowns.

Layton Gillis - Hatch Valley - 1,741 rushing yards and 25 touchdowns.

Marcus Leyba - St. Michael's - 900 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

Mikah Gutierrez - Centennial - 1,583 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns.

Voting ends on November 30th