Better New Mexico mascot

Carlsbad Cavemen
Mayfield Trojans
Cleveland Storm
Tucumcari Rattlers
Las Cruces Bulldawgs
How do you rank the these 5? Who should be in the top-5 and why

Best basketball video game you've ever played?

What is the best Christmas present that you ever received? What year?

Always love this game. How cool the uniforms this year are.

NMPreps.com is happy to announce the winner of the 2021 New Mexico Linebacker of the Year to Stratton Shufelt.

Stratton Shufelt a 6-foot-2, 2024 prospect is coming off a stellar sophomore season helping guide the Storm to a State Championship. Shufelt finished the season with 56 total tackles, 8 sacks, and blocked punt. He earned an early offer from the University of New Mexico.

Shufelt finished with 37% of the total votes. Runner up was Hunter Haemaker of La Cueva and Tyler Martinez of Volcano Vista.

More Awards
2021 New Mexico Mr. Football - Zach Vigil (Rio Rancho)
2021 New Mexico QB of the Year - Paul Cieremans (Los Lunas)
2021 New Mexico OL of the Year - Roger Carreon (Jal)

New Mexico Colleges 4-2 this week:
SDSU 28-10 over NMSU
NMMI 40-9 over Papago Pumas
WNMU 35-17 over Adams St.
C. Washington 66-24 over ENMU
NMHU 44-7 over Ft. Lewis
UNM 27-17 over Houston Baptist

TUESDAY - DECEMBER 15
Chase Darnell - Bernalillo - 30 points vs Grants
Kellen Gehres - Albuquerque Academy - 24 points vs Moriarty
Isaiah Hernandez - Grants - 21 points vs Bernalillo
Jason Lovato - Bernalillo - 14 points vs Grants
Keagan Caton - Rio Rancho - 12 points vs Santa Fe
Elijah Apodaca - Santa Fe - 12 points vs Rio Rancho
Bruno Garcia - Moriarty - 11 points vs Academy
Aidyn Pacheco - Moriarty - 10 points vs Academy
Joe Jack - Albuquerque Academy - 10 points vs Moriarty

Del Norte (3-5) at La Cueva (5-1), Tues. 7pm.
Artesia (5-2) at Carlsbad (7-2), Tues, 7pm
Santa Fe (9-0) at Cleveland (4-2), Tues, 7pm
Cleveland (4-2) at Espanola Valley (10-1), Wed, 7pm

Scoop: Not a lot of action this week and it will be a quiet one with Christmas to end the week. We have four games to watch that will give the high school fan something to look forward too.

2021 New Mexico HS Football LB of the Year Voting

NMPreps New Mexico High School basketball team rankings for the 2021/2022 season. #nmpreps

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DECEMBER 14th-19th

5A BASKETBALL

1. Las Cruces (7-0) - Wins: Roswell, West Mesa, Hope Christian, Abq Academy.
2. Volcano Vista (7-0) - Wins: La Cueva, Menaul, Eldorado, Cleveland.
3. Cleveland (3-1) - Wins: St. MIkes, Piedra Vista. Loss: Volcano Vista.
4. La Cueva (3-1) - Loss: Volcano Vista
5. Atrisco Heritage (4-1) - Wins: Los Lunas, Sandia, Albuquerque.
6. Sandia (2-2) - Win: Cibola. Loss: Atrisco Heritage.
7. Hobbs (6-1) - Win: Tascosa TX.
8. Santa Fe (7-0) - Wins: Mayfield, Centennial, Valley.
9. Rio Rancho (2-3) - Open
10. Carlsbad (5-1) - Win: Goddard.
11. Eldorado (3-3) - Wins: Roswell, Piedra Vista. Loss: Volcano Vista.
12. Albuquerque (2-3) - Win: Del Norte. Loss: Atrisco Heritage.
13. Capital (5-3) - Wins: Tohatchi, Pojoaque Valley. Loss: Espanola Valley.
14. West Mesa (4-2) - Wins: Mayfield, Goddard. Loss: Las Cruces.
15. Cibola (2-3) - Wins: Manzano, Del Norte. Loss: Sandia.
16. Mayfield (3-4) - Wins: Thoreau, Miyamura. Loss: Santa Fe.
17. Centennial (3-5) - Wins: Thoreau, Belen. Loss: Santa Fe.
18. Roswell (1-5) - Win: Menaul. Losses: Las Cruces, Eldorado.
19. Organ Mountain (2-5) - Win: Clovis. Losses: La Cueva, Albuquerque Academy.
20. Piedra Vista (5-4) - Wins: Bayfield CO, NONV. Loss: Cleveland, Eldorado.
21. Farmington (2-0) - Win: Kirtland Central.
22. Los Lunas (3-4) - Loss: Atrisco Heritage.
23. Rio Grande (1-5) - Win: Clovis. Losses: Albuquerque Academy, West Mesa.
24. Clovis (0-5) - Losses: Lovington, Organ Mountain, Rio Grande, Goddard.
25. Deming (2-4) - Loss: Silver.
26. Alamogordo (2-4) - Win: Chaparral.
27. Manzano (2-3) - Wins: Chaparral, Gadsden.
28. Gadsden (0-8) - Losses: Mountain View (TX), Manzano, Highland.

4A BASKETBALL

1. Highland (5-0) - Wins: Hope Christian, Chaparral, Gadsden.
2. Espanola Valley (8-1) - Wins: Bernalillo, Aztec, Pecos, Capital.
3. Valley (5-1) - Wins: Miyamura, Belen. Loss: Santa Fe.
4. Artesia (3-2) - Wins: Valencia, Del Norte.
5. Del Norte (3-3) - Losses: Albuquerque, Cibola, Artesia.
6. Albuquerque Academy (5-2) - Wins: Rio Grande, Organ Mountain. Loss: Las Cruces.
7. Lovington (4-2) - Win: Clovis.
8. Hope Christian (3-3) - Win: Goddard. Losses: Highland, Las Cruces.
9. Goddard (1-3) - Win: Clovis. Losses: Carlsbad, Hope Christian, West Mesa.
10. St. Pius X (5-1) - Wins: Los Alamos, Gallup.
11. Gallup (1-2) - Win: Belen. Loss: St. Pius X.
12. Belen (5-4) - Win: NONV. Losses: Gallup, Valley, Centennial.
13. Bernalillo (3-2) - Win: Moriarty. Loss: Espanola Valley.
14. Taos (4-2) - Wins: Aztec, Bloomfield.
15. Bloomfield (2-2) - Win: Sandia Prep. Loss: Taos.
16. Pojoaque Valley (3-4) - Wins: St. Michael's, Grants. Losses: Bloomfield, Capital, Pecos.
17. Silver (11-1) - Wins: Deming, Round Valley (AZ), San Carlos (AZ), St. Johns (AZ), Valley (AZ), Mogollon (AZ).
18. Miyamura (2-6) - Wins: Grants, NONV. Losses: Valley, Mayfield.
19. Grants (4-2) - Wins; Tohatchi, Kirtland Central. Losses: Miyamura, Pojoaque Valley.
20. Los Alamos (4-2) - Win: Valencia. Loss: St. Pius X.
21. Valencia (3-5) - Win: Robertson. Losses: Los Alamos, Artesia.
22. Santa Teresa (2-4) - Win: Hatch Valley.
23. Portales (3-1) - Wins: Eunice, Bovina (TX), Littlefield (TX). Loss: Farewell (TX).
24. Shiprock (3-3) - Losses: Rehoboth Christian, Navajo Prep.
25 Kirtland Central (2-6) - Win: Aztec. Losses: Pecos, Farmington, Grants.
26. Moriarty (3-3) - Wins: Laguna-Acoma, ATATC. Losses: Bernalillo, Melrose.
27. Ruidoso (1-3) - Win: Loving. Losses: Tularosa, Lordsburg.
28. Chaparral (1-7) - Losses: Alamogordo, Highland, Manzano.
29. Aztec (2-8) - Losses: Navajo Prep, Taos, Espanola, Kirtland Central.

3A BASKETBALL - TOP 12

1. Robertson (2-2)
2. Bosque (4-1)
3. Sandia Prep (2-5)
4. Hot Springs (4-2)
5. Raton (5-1)
6. Socorro (3-1)
7. Crownpoint (5-2)
8. Santa Fe Indian (3-4)
9. West Las Vegas (2-1)
10. Thoreau (5-3)
11. Santa Fe Prep (2-5)
12. St. Michael's (0-9)

2A Basketball - TOP 12

1. Pecos(4-1)
2. Estancia (4-0)
3. Jal (6-1)
4. Hagerman (6-0)
5. Rehoboth Christian (5-1)
6. Menaul (6-3)
7. Mesa Vista (5-0)
8. Escalante (4-1)
9. Tularosa (5-2)
10. Mescalero Apache (4-2)
11. Texico (3-2)
12. Dulce (3-3)

Monday, Dec 13th
Clovis Christian 51, Eunice 50
Hagerman 51, Mescalero Apache 48
Raton 75, Tucumcari 42

Tuesday, Dec 14th
Alamogordo 68, Roswell 34
Albuquerque Academy 67, Moriarty 44
Bernalillo 71, Grants 55
Capital 56, St. Michael's 50
Carlsbad 54, Mayfield 30
Cloudcroft 63, Carrizozo 19
Deming 55, Santa Teresa 53
Elida 75, San Jon 8
Espanola Valley 64, Valencia 36
Farmington 60, Bloomfield 44
Hagerman 44, Tularosa 34
Hobbs 86, Gadsden 40
Hot Springs 54, Thoreau 42
Las Cruces 75, Los Lunas 44
Morenci 63, Cobre 32
Mountainair 56, Tohajiilee 31
NMSD 49, NACA 27
Pojoaque Valley 67, Santa Fe Indian 59
Santa Fe 44, Rio Rancho 40
Socorro 67, Tohatchi 29
Springer 51, Questa 46
Zuni 67, Ramah 40

Wednesday, Dec 15th
Menaul 89, Laguna-Acoma 38 - F

Thursday, Dec 16th
Artesia 53, Clovis 48
Belen 50, Del Norte 42
Clovis Christian 61, Floyd 25
Crownpoint 68, Whitehorse UT 59
Deming 48, Cobre 21
Dulce 69, Cuba 49
Espanola Valley 75, Capital 57
Farmington 74, Shiprock 32
Gallup 64, Durango CO 62
Grants 61, Moriarty 44
Hagerman 67, Capitan 31
Jal 56, Farwell TX 52
Magdalena 88, Chaparral 41
Mesa Vista 54, Tierra Encantada 26
Raton 63, Springer 55
Reserve 66, Pine Hill 41
Robertson 89, Santa Rosa 53
Roswell 67, Goddard 65
Roy 67, Logan 60
Thoreau 58, Gallup JV 47
Tohatchi 61, Tucumcari 57

2021 New Mexico HS Football Running Back of the Year Voting

Beating NW Mississippi Community College 28-16 at Half. In Roswell at the Wool Bowl

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According to James Yodice here are the match-ups:

Metro starts Tuesday, January 4

Top half:
1 VV/16 Rio Grande
8 Rio Rancho/9 Hope
5 AHS/12 Valley
4 Cleveland/13 DN

Bottom half:
3 Sandia/14 Cibola
6 Highland/11 West Mesa
7 Eldorado/10 Atrisco
2 La Cueva/15 Manzano

Keys: Volcano Vista Hawks is the defending state champions and returned two division commits along with one of the top head coaches in New Mexico. Cleveland looks to be the most likely runner up team to earn a top-8 bid and should sit comfortably as the runner up. Rio Rancho is a solid three with Cibola and Atrisco battling out of the cellar.


Keys: The top four will scramble for the championship and we likely won't see a team come out without a district loss. Farmington is the favorite with the talented Kiiyani Anitielu (2023) letting it fly from the outside. The district is loaded with next next talent and NMPreps Top-25 Prospects. Seniors Lanae Billy (PV) and Rylie Ottmann (LC) along with freshmen Sydney Benally (Sandia) and Bella Hines (Eldorado) will have plenty of eyes on this district. Expect four/five bids going to this district.


Keys: As of today it's the Hermanie Dominguez led Organ Mountain Knights. However, you can't forget that Centennial and Mayfield will always be in a battle for the DC. Las Cruces is the dark horse and playing extremely well under Lori Selby. Gadsden is having an amazing start with 10-wins but the district slate could be another hill yet to climb.


Keys: The Eagles have played a tough schedule to this point and even though they've lost top prospect Wisdom Anthony (2023) for the season, head coach Joey Carpenter will have the Eagles ready for another run at the state championship. We'd be foolish to think otherwise. The battle for the runner up slot is up for grabs.


Keys: Looking like a one bid league, two at most. Albuquerque Bulldogs have the talented Lelani Love (2023) who is averaging 22 points per game through six. Santa Fe notched a bubble win over Clovis and the split with Rio Rancho will help their case, if they finish in the DRUP slot. Capital could fight for a top three spot. Los Lunas talent is gone - Manzano and Rio Grande are likely going to have a difficult time earning more than a couple wins this season.

WEEK FOUR STATE BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS

#1 Volcano Vista Hawks
#16 Rio Rancho Rams

#8 Centennial Hawks
#9 Carlsbad Cavemen

#4 La Cueva Bears
#13 Las Cruces Bulldawgs

#5 Organ Mountain Knights
#12 Sandia Matadors

#3 Hobbs Eagles
#14 Santa Fe Demons

#6 Piedra Vista Panthers
#11 Albuquerque Bulldogs

#7 Cleveland Storm
#10 Mayfield Trojans

#2 Farmington Scorpions
#15 Gadsden Panthers

First Two Out: Eldorado, Roswell

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Tuesday, Dec 15
Carlsbad 46, Goddard 42
Clayton 58, Des Moines 16
Eunice 64, Lovington 36
Farmington 63, Aztec 15
Gadsden 56, Roswell 49
Gallup 78, Grants 59
Gateway Christian 24
Hagerman 37, Tularosa 27
Hobbs 57, Mayfield 33
Hot Springs 35, MVCS 29
Levelland TX 41, Portales 32
NACA 56, McCurdy 55
Santa Fe Indian 76, Escalante 32
Shiprock 60, Newcomb 25
Valencia 59, Espanola Valley 28
West Las Vegas 50, Mora 33
Zuni 50, Ramah 22

Thursday, Dec 16
Aztec 37, East Mountain 13
Capital 48, Newcomb 26
Capitan 41, Hagerman 20
Durango CO 54, Laguna-Acoma 26
Gadsden 41, Silver 26
Gallup 77, Chinle AZ 67
Goddard 53, Roswell 46
Logan 45, Roy 41
Mesa Vista 75, Tierra Encantada 25
Raton 45, Springer 33
Rehoboth Christian 44, Estancia 13
Reserve 75, Pine Hill 40
Rio Rancho 56, Grants 35
Rio Rancho 70, Newcomb 14
Tatum 57, Texico 51
Thoreau 52, Cuba 37
Tohatchi 56, Magdalena 10
Tucucmari 48, Jal 29
West Las Vegas 49, Clayton 43

Tuesday, Dec. 14
Santa Fe (7-0) plays host to Rio Rancho (2-3). Both ranked next to each other this week in our rankings.
Mayfield (3-4) at Carlsbad (5-1) is a playoff bid game. Both could be sneaky good come March.
Grants (4-2) at Bernalillo (3-2) is a one-time must-see rivalry game.

Thursday, Dec 16
Capital (6-3) at Espanola Valley (9-1): Well, we are on to round 3 of these teams facing off. Espanola Valley won the first two games but both were close.
Estancia (4-0) at Rehoboth Christian (5-1): Estancia a real contender for the title? They've played like it. Rehoboth Christian is the defending champ and looking to regain the top spot.


What do you have?

NMAA ANNOUNCES HALL OF FAME ‘CLASS OF 2022’

ALBUQUERQUE, NM - The New Mexico Activities Association, in conjunction with the NMAA Hall of Fame Committee, announces the Class of 2022 for induction into the NMAA Hall of Fame. The NMAA Hall of Fame induction ceremony and luncheon will take place at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Albuquerque during the State Basketball Championships in March.

Larry Chavez – Rio Rancho Public Schools, Santa Rosa Schools, Tucumcari Schools
Larry Chavez is the 112th inductee into the NMAA Hall of Fame, with a career in education that spanned over 38 years. He devoted his entire career to serving the youth of New Mexico.

A native of Las Vegas, N.M., Chavez graduated from Las Vegas Robertson High School in 1977, where he was a three-sport student-athlete in basketball, cross country, and track & field. Following high school, Chavez attended Eastern New Mexico University, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1982 and his master’s degree in 1987.

Chavez started his career in education in 1982 in Santa Rosa, as a middle school and high school PE teacher, while also assuming the roles of head cross country and track & field coach and assistant basketball coach for the Lions. In 1984, Chavez moved to Tucumcari, N.M., where he spent the next 8 years, serving as a junior high PE teacher and social studies teacher. During that time, Chavez also coached junior high football, boys’ basketball, and boys’ track, as well as high school boys’ track & field.

From 1992-97, Chavez again served the students at Santa Rosa Public Schools, this time as Athletic Director, while coaching cross country, baseball, basketball, and track. Then, in 1997, he made the move to Rio Rancho, N.M., where he served for 23 years, as a teacher, coach, athletic director and district athletic director.

During his time with Rio Rancho High School, Cleveland High School and the Rio Rancho Public Schools District Office, Chavez earned the New Mexico Track and Cross Country Coaches Association (NMTCCCA) Coach of the Year twice, the New Mexico High School Coaches Association (NMHSCA) Coach of the Year for Track & Field in 2008-09, the NMHSCA Region 8 Coach of the Year in 2009 and was a finalist for the NHSACA Track & Field Coach of the Year in 2010. Chavez was inducted into the NMTCCCA Hall of Fame in 2010 and the Rio Rancho High School Sports Hall of Fame in 2019. He also earned the 2011 New Mexico Athletic Directors Association (NMADA) Rookie AD of the Year, the 2015 NMADA Class 6A AD of the Year and the 2004 Rio Rancho Mid High Teacher of the Year.

Under his guidance, Chavez guided Cleveland High School to NMAA Director’s Cup Championships in 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2017-18 and to top-3 finishes four times.

Over his career, Chavez served on several committees, including the NMAA Commission, the NMAA Golf Sports Specific Committee, and the NMAA Cross Country Sports Specific Committee. He also served as the meet director for the State Cross Country Championships from 2006-09 and was instrumental in bringing the first NMAA Championship event to the City of Rio Rancho.

Chavez also served on the NMTCCCA Board as President and Vice President, is currently the President of the NMADA Board of Directors, also currently sits on the NMAA Foundations Board of Directors and served on the NMHSCA Board of Directors and was the District 1-6A Chairperson for 11 years.

Chavez and his wife of over 40 years, Rose, have four children, Larry, Orlando, Hilaree and Lawrence, and seven grandchildren.

Gary Schuster – Gallup-McKinley County Schools, Wingate HS
Gary Schuster, the 113th inductee into the NMAA Hall of Fame, served the northwest part of New Mexico in a variety of roles, both administrative and coaching, for over 32 years.

Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, Schuster graduated from Denver City High School in 1975, earned his bachelor’s degree from Southwest Texas State University in 1981 and his master’s degree in 1988 from Western University.

In high school, Schuster competed in football and track & field, and was a member of the school’s student council. At Southwest Texas State, he worked for the University Star as the sports editor.

Schuster started his career in education at Thoreau High School in 1984, where he taught English and coached football and track & field. Then, in 1987, Schuster moved to Gallup High School and, for three years, guided the Bengals football and track & field teams, while also teaching English in the classroom.

In 1990, Schuster began his administrative career at Wingate High School, where, over the next 13 years, he served as assistant principal, athletic director, football coach and track & field coach. Schuster left New Mexico in 2003 to take the District Athletic Director position at Window Rock School in Arizona for one year but returned to Gallup High School in 2004 as the school’s athletic administrator and assistant principal, a position he held until 2007.

Schuster’s first principal’s position came in 2007 at Church Rock Elementary, where he served the elementary students of Church Rock for three years. In 2010, Schuster accepted the position as District Athletic Director for Gallup McKinley County Schools, holding that position for three years. From 2013-2016, Schuster was the grant program manager for Gallup McKinley County Schools, writing grants for the school district.

Over the years, Schuster has served on numerous committees, including the NMAA Commission, the New Mexico High School Coaches Association (NMHSCA) Board of Directors, the New Mexico Athletic Directors Association (NMADA) Board of Directors, the NMAA Sportsmanship Committee, the NMAA Hardship Committee, and the NMAA Track & Field Sports Specific Committee. He also served as the District 1-AAA Chairperson and was a member of the New Mexico Officials Association (NMOA) for 20 years as a track and field official. Gary represented the sport of track and field on the NMOA Executive Board for two years.

Schuster also garnered several awards over his 32 years of service, including the New Mexico Assistant Principal of the Year in 2000 (Wingate High School), District 1-AAA Coach of the Year, NMHSCA Milestone Awards for Levels 1 thru 4, Athletic Director of the Year, the Natural Athlete’s Strength Association Hall of Fame in 2010 and the NMAA Distinguished Service Award.

Schuster and his wife, Beatrice, have two children, Dean and Ronna and a grandson, Cassian.

Jamie Widner – Melrose Schools, House Schools, Corona Schools, Roswell HS
The 114th inductee into the NMAA Hall of Fame is Jamie Widner, longtime teacher, coach, administrator, and superintendent. Widner served the kids of New Mexico for over 34 years.

Born in Clovis, N.M., Widner graduated from Melrose High School in 1979, where he was a three-sport athlete in football, basketball, and track. He earned second team All-State defensive end and honorable mention tight end honors for the Buffaloes and was also a member of the Melrose FFA Chapter. Widner attended New Mexico State University and earned bachelor’s degrees in 1983 and 1985. He then earned a master’s degree in 1993 from Eastern New Mexico University.

Following college, Widner worked for Corona Schools from 1985 to 1989 as an Agriculture teacher, while coaching football, basketball, and track, and served as the FFA Advisor. In 1989, he began working at Roswell High School, again teaching Agriculture, and serving as the FFA Advisor. In 1992, Widner moved back to where it all started and accepted an Agriculture teacher and coaching position at Melrose Schools. He held that position until 1995, before becoming the Superintendent of House Schools from 1995 to 1997.

After the 1997 school year, Widner again returned to Melrose Schools and became the high school principal, a position he would hold for 13 years, before being named the Superintendent of Melrose Schools in 2010. During his time as the Melrose High School principal and Superintendent, Widner helped guide the Buffaloes baseball team and football team, while leading the entire athletic program to multiple state championships and NMAA Director’s Cups.

Besides teaching and coaching, Widner has served the kids of New Mexico in other capacities, serving on several boards and committees, including the NMAA Board of Directors, the New Mexico Secondary Schools Administrators Association (NMSSAA) Executive Council, the New Mexico Coalition of Educational Leaders (NMCEL) Board of Directors, the New Mexico FFA Board of Trustees, the New Mexico Association of Vocational Agriculture Teachers, and the New Mexico Vocational Association and the REC 6 Executive Council. Currently, he serves with the New Mexico Association of Educational Retirees and the NM Association of Retired Superintendents.

For his service, Widner has received several awards, including the Outstanding Young Ag Teacher of New Mexico (1986), an Honorary New Mexico FFA Degree (1987), an Honorary American FFA Degree for Administrative Support (2015), the New Mexico Superintendent of the Year (2019) and was inducted into the NMCEL Hall of Fame (2019).

Widner and his wife of over 36 years, Robin, have four children, Lauren, Lainey, Lance, and Landry, three sons-in-law, Tyler, Kevin and Sterling, a daughter-in-law, Cydnee, along with seven grandchildren and one more grandkid on the way in the summer of 2022.


The NMAA Hall of Fame was established in 1976 and is comprised of an elite group of 111 accomplished individuals who have made significant contributions to interscholastic athletics and activities in New Mexico. In order to be considered, nominees must show great support of the NMAA’s philosophy and objectives, they must have a combination of involvement in formulating regulations and procedures for various interscholastic education programs, and they must have a minimum of 25 years of service, 20 of which must have been in New Mexico. Nominations are then screened by the NMAA Hall of Fame Selection Committee which consists of current and former leaders within interscholastic athletics and activities. The committee meets in October each year and then selects a maximum of four individuals for induction. The Class of 2022 – Larry Chavez, Gary Schuster, & Jamie Widner – will represent the 112th, 113th, and 114th members of this prestigious group.

5A BASKETBALL
1. Volcano Vista (4-0)
2. Farmington (7-0)
3. Sandia (4-1)
4. Hobbs (4-5)
5. La Cueva (4-2)
6. Cleveland (4-1)
7. Organ Mountain (3-0)
8. Mayfield (4-4)
9. Centennial (6-3)
10. Piedra Vista (5-1)
11. Las Cruces (3-1)
12. Gadsden (9-1)
13. Albuquerque (3-3)
14. Eldorado (2-3)
15. Carlsbad (6-3)
16. Roswell (3-1)

NMHSCA ALL-STATE

6A FOOTBALL

2021 New Mexico HS Football OL of the Year

NMPreps is happy to announce the 2021 New Mexico Offensive Lineman of the Year award to Rogelio Carreon of Jal High School.

Carreon signed with division one Boise State University on Monday, December 14th. The tackle helped guide a rushing unit that had two running backs rush for over 1400 yards on the season (3100 rushing yards combined for the two). The Jal Panthers went 10-2 overall finishing as 2A state runner ups.

We had a tie for runner up with Edgar Cuvas (La Cueva) and Cayden Romero (Rio Rancho) finishing with 27.9% of the final votes. Carreon finished with 30.2% of the votes.

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