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Week 5 District Standings

Class 6A

District 1-6A
Cibola 5-1
Cleveland 5-1
Volcano Vista 4-1
Rio Rancho 6-2
Santa Fe 3-5

District 2-6A
Manzano 2-3
Sandia 2-3
La Cueva 2-4
Eldorado 2-5
Highland 0-4

District 3-6A
Onate 7-2
Gadsden 7-3
Deming 6-4
Las Cruces 4-4
Mayfield 2-6

District 4-6A
Carlsbad 6-1
Hobbs 4-3
Alamogordo 3-3
Clovis 1-5

District 5-6A
Albuquerque 4-0
Rio Grande 5-1
Valley 4-2
West Mesa 2-3
Atrisco 0-4

Class 5A

District 1-5A
Farmington 5-2
Piedra Vista 5-2
Gallup 5-3
Miyamura 3-3
Aztec 0-7

District 2-5A
Capital 7-1
Espanola 8-2
Bernalillo 3-3
Los Alamos 3-4
Del Norte 1-6

District 3-5A
Belen 4-2
Centennial 4-3
Los Lunas 3-4
Valencia 1-6
Santa Teresa 1-9
Chaparral 1-10

District 4-5A
Roswell 6-0
Artesia 3-1
Goddard 4-6
Lovington 0-5

District 5-5A
Grants 3-0
St. Pius X 4-1
Moriarty 4-3
Academy 1-6

Class 4A

District 1-4A
Bloomfield 5-1
Zuni 4-1
Thoreau 4-2
Shiprock 2-3
Wingate 2-4
Kirtland 1-5

District 2-4A
West LV 4-0
Pojoaque 5-1
Taos 5-1
Robertson 3-1

District 3-4A
Silver 4-1
Hatch 6-3
Cobre 3-5
Socorro 3-5
Hot Springs 0-5

District 4-4A
Portales 3-1
NMMI 2-5
Ruidoso 1-6
East Mountain 0-8

District 5-4A
Hope 4-1
St. Mike's 2-2
Bosque 4-4
Santa Fe Indian 5-6
Sandia Prep 2-4

Class 3A

District 1-3A
Navajo Prep 7-2
Tohatchi 3-3
Newcomb 3-5
Rehoboth 2-4
Crownpoint 0-5

District 2-3A
Dulce 3-0
Pecos 4-2
Desert Academy 5-3
Academy Tech 2-4
Monte Del Sol 2-4
Santa Fe Prep 3-8

District 3-3A
Lordsburg 7-0
Capitan 5-2
Tularosa 4-2
Mesilla 2-2

District 4-3A
Texico 7-1
Loving 3-2
Dexter 4-4
Eunice 1-6

District 5-3A
Clayton 2-1
Santa Rosa 2-1
Raton 3-5
Tucumcari 2-4

District 6-3A
Lagua 4-9
Cuba 3-3
NACA 3-7
Estancia 0-0

Class 2A

District 1-2A
Tse Yi Gai 2-1
Navajo Pine 3-4
RAmaha 1-7
Pine Hill 0-3
Northwest 0-5

District 2-2A
Tierra Encantada 4-2
Menual 7-4
To Hajiilee 2-2
Mountainair 4-4
Jemez Valley 2-5
Foothill 0-0

District 3-2A
Magdalena 5-0
Alamo Navajo 2-2
Cloudcroft 3-3
Mescalero 1-4

District 4-2A
Gateway 3-1
Jal 3-3
Hagerman 2-3
Tatum 1-6

District 5-2A
Escalante 6-1
Penasco 4-1
McCurdy 4-0
Mesa Vista 4-1
Questa 4-3
Mora 1-2

District 6-2a
Melrose 6-1
Logan 5-1
Dora 6-2
Ft. Sumner 3-5

Class 1A

District 1-1A
Santa Fe Waldorf 6-2
NMSD 3-3
Evangel Christian 2-4
Coronado 0-5
Walatowa Charter 0-5

District 2-1A
Cliff 5-1
Quemado 5-1
Reserve 4-2
Animas 2-5

District 3-1A
Hondo 6-1
Vaughn 5-1
Carrizoz 2-4
Lake Arthur 1-3
Corona 1-4

District 4-1A
Grady 6-1
Mosqueo 5-3
San Jon 4-4
Floud 1-5

District 5-1A
Springer 5-1
Maxwell 5-2
Cimarron 2-3
Des Moines 1-3
Roy 1-4
Wagon Mound 0-4

2015 NMPreps.com All-Sophomore Team
By: Kyle Henderson of NMpreps.com


Pictured is Las Cruces Sophomore Receiver Brandon Baeza

About: This team is compiled of top caliber high school football players that contributed big time during their sophomore season. We will eventually rank this class 1-20 after the 2015 season. If you have a sophomore that deserves to make the list, please post in this thread with stats and we'll def take a look at added him. You can you e-mail me to nmpreps@yahoo.com.

Class 6A

Alejandro Vallejos - Manzano -Strong Safety - Class of 2018 - 72 tackles on the season, 1 interception

Angelo Trujillo - Cleveland - Quarterback - Class of 2018 - Next in line quarterback at Cleveland

Andrew Erickson - Manzano - Receiver - Class of 2018 - 212-yards receiving, 92-yards rushing, 5 touchdowns

Brandon Baeza - Receiver - Las Cruces - Class of 2018 - 80 receptions for 1,380-yards and 12 touchdowns

Cameron Herrera - Manzano - Linebacker - Class of 2018 - 68 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 interception

Isaac Torres - Cleveland - Running Back - Class of 2018 - Scored 6 rushing touchdowns this

Derek Loidolt - Linebacker - La Cueva - Class of 2018 - Over 70 tackles this year for La Cueva

Jaykan Willis - Linebacker - Carlsbad - Class of 2018 - 40 tackles on the season

Jordan Byrd - Athlete - Manzano - Class of 2018 - Ran for 527-yards, caught of 270-yards, scored 12 touchdowns

Jordan Dickey - Defensive End - Volcano Vista - Class of 2018 - Has 9 sacks on the season

Keegan McKeown - Offensive Line - Eldorado - Started every game for Eldorado on the offensive line, 300 pound bencher

Monroe Young - Onate - Defensive Back - Class of 2018 - 51 tackles this year

Nate Arrington - Carlsbad - Strong Safety - Class of 2018 - 60 tackles this year and 1 interception

Payton Ball - Running Back - Las Cruces - Class of 2018 - 817-yards rushing with 18 touchdowns

Richard Gallegos - Running Back - Eldorado - Class of 2018 - Scored two touchdowns in the playoffs

Rheal Kutchta - Safety - Clovis - Class of 2018 - Started Two district games and Mayfield playoff game. Had 15 tackles (7 solo and 8 assists against Mayfield)

Seth Lopez - Running Back - Clovis - Class of 2018 - 1,000 yards of offense and scored 10 touchdowns, also 1st team running back

Torry Locklin - Defensive Back - Mayfield - Class of 2018 - 420-yards passing, 315-yards rushing, 4 interceptions on the season

Class 5A

Cameron Stevenson - Quarterback - Goddard - Class of 2018 - 17 passing touchdowns, 14 rushing touchdowns, 6 interceptions on defense

Cody Smith - Quarterback - Aztec - Class of 2018 - Has thrown for 2,841-yards this year and 25 touchdowns

Dominick Dozal - Running Back - Santa Teresa - Class of 2018 - 1st Team All-District Running Back

Michael Chino - Defensive Line - Del Norte - Class of 2018 - 40 tackles, 10 for loss, 5 sacks

Thomas Wisneski - Quarterback - Belen - 12 TD pass 4 Rush TD over 1000 yds all-purpose in 7 games. Not the best Soph in the state but worthy of a mention

Troy Skinner - Los Lunas - Offensive Linemen - Key offensive linemen for the Tigers

Class 4A

Antonio Gabaldon - Quarterback - St. Mike's - Class of 2018 - Started 2 games at QB and 5 games at Corner - 13 -27 for 301

Arjay Ortiz - Quarterback - Robertson - Class of 2018 - Has thrown for 985-yards, has also rushed for 540-yards, and 21 total touchdowns

Jake Tetrault - Offensive Line - St. Mike's - Class of 2018 - Started 6 games at OT and 4 games at OG

Joey Fernandez - Linebacker - St. Mike's - Class of 2018 - Started all games a MLB - 3rd on team in tackles with 50 6 tackles for loss

Miguel Arrellano - Defensive Line - St. Michael's - 6th on team in tackles with 42

Ryan Mcgaha - Safety - St. Pius X - Class of 2018 - ad a tremendous year playing safety for the. He was the only sophomore that started on the team.

Saul Trujillo - Hatch Valley - Special Teams/Defensive Back - Class of 2018 - Had interception against Cobre in the playoffs

Class 3A

Dakota Halliburton - Navajo Prep - Threw for 2846 yds and 27 TD's on the season

Jacob Smith - Linebacker - Capitan - Class of 2018 - Has 71 total tackles

Kari York - Defensive Back - Eunice - Class of 2018 - 43 tackles on defense

Moises Anaya - Running Back - Estancia - Class of 2018 - Has rushed for 920-yards and 16 touchdowns this year

Price Bowen - Linebacker - Capitan - Class of 2018 - Has 136 total tackles

Tari York - Defensive Back - Eunice - Class of 2018 - 36 tackles on defense

2A/8-Man/6-Man

Cade Barnard - Melrose - Linebacker/Quarterback - Class of 2018 - 6-foot-3, 200 pound sophomore that has over 20 total touchdowns this year

Jorrell Mirbal - Magdalena - Quarterback - Class of 2018 - Over 1,500 all purpose yards and 20 touchdowns, also great hoops player

Jude Segura - Ft. Sumner - Athlete - Class of 2019 - Has thrown for 1,464-yards and 18 touchdowns this season

Freshmen

Angelo Atencio - Linebacker - Bloomfield - Class of 2019 - Has a total of 72 tackles on the season which leads the team

Darren Chavez - Linebacker - Santa Rosa - Class of 2019 - 101 tackles this season

Ivan Molina - Athlete - Las Cruces - Class of 2019 - 280-yards and 4 touchdowns receiving, 1 interception, 1 fumble recovery, 1 kick return for a touchdown, 1 blocked extra point

Tayo Regenold (freshmen) started 8 games at DT - 30 tackles

8th Grade

Brett Money - Kicker - Alamogordo - Class of 2020 - 6 for 6 kicking extra points this year on varsity

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Poll: Which Sport Is Easiest To Get Recruited?

1 Makes the Final Four, 1 Misses the Elite Eight. Take your Pick.
(Predicted that Albuquerque High, Cleveland and Onate have made it) Valley, Rio Rancho or Hobbs:
(Predicted Grants, Roswell and Capital have made it) Gallup, Los Lunas or Espanola Valley:
Predicted that Hope, Portales and West make it again) Silver, Pojoaque Valley or Bloomfield:

No 3 Cleveland and No 7 Grants just scheduled a game on Decemeber 21st at Cleveland.

Which Underclassmen Have Impressed This Year?

Who are the top players in these classifications?

Sandia Offensive Linemen Isaiah Lowery has picked up two offers this week. The 6-foot-5, 265 pound linemen landed an offer from Eastern earlier this week and last night landed an offer from New Mexico Highlands.

Meet The Undefeated Through Week 5

Class 6A
Albuquerque 4-0

Class 5A
Roswell 6-0
Grants 3-0

Class 4A
West LV 4-0

Class 3A
Lordsburg 7-0
Laguna 4-0
Dulce 3-0

Class 2A
Magdalena 5-0
McCurdy 4-0

Class 1A
None

Class 6A
Carlsbad 7-0
Cibola 5-0

Class 5A
Gallup 9-0

Class 4A
None

Class 3A
Eunice 8-0
Tularosa 7-0
Loving 6-0

Class 2A
McCurdy 4-0

Class 1A
Elida 6-0

Week 5 District Standings

Class 6A

District 1-6A
Cibola 5-0
Volcano Vista 6-1
Rio Rancho 5-2
Cleveland 4-3
Santa Fe 4-4

District 2-6A
Eldorado 5-2
La Cueva 4-2
Sandia 2-2
Highland 1-3
Manzano 0-5

District 3-6A
Las Cruces 5-3
Gadsden 6-4
Demign 7-6
Mayfield 4-4
Onate 4-5

District 4-6A
Carlsbad 7-0
Alamogordo 5-2
Hobbs 4-4
Clovis 3-5

District 5-6A
West Mesa 3-2
Atrisco 3-2
Valley 3-4
Albuquerque 1-5
Rio Grande 0-6

Class 5A

District 1-5A
Gallup 9-0
Piedra Vista 7-1
Aztec 5-2
Miyamura 4-3
Farmington 3-4

District 2-5A
Los Alamos 8-1
Espanola 6-2
Del Norte 3-4
Capital 2-8
Bernalillo 0-9

District 3-5A
Centennial 7-2
Los Lunas 3-2
Valencia 4-2
Belen 2-5
Santa Teresa 2-10
Chaparral 0-8

District 4-5A
Roswell 6-1
Lovington 4-2
Goddard 5-4
Artesia 3-3

District 5-5A
Moriarty 7-2
Academy 5-3
Grants 4-5
St. Pius 1-6

Ask Grine: We Open Up The Mailbox

Today, on NMPreps.com we open up our inbox and answer some of the many questions sent in weekly to the NMPreps.com Staff.

1. Why does Grants get jumped as the number one team in 5A? (Text)

Well, this was a tricky questions and ranking going into my week five ballot. This is the answer that I have for this question. Rankings are a weekly progression, more of a "what have you done for me lately' each week. Grants didn't not play a game while Roswell, the new number one, was completely dominate last week. The Coyotes, minus a half to Belen, destroyed their competition last week. It was easier to justify them moving up into the third slot at this time. Grants however, still jumped a team in Hobbs to be ranked right behind Roswell at No. 4 overall. Honestly, either one could have been third, maybe second, but we settled on Roswell (3) and Grants (4) based on the 'what have you done for me lately'.

2. Grine!!! Why is Onate ranked above Cleveland????? (E-mail)

Very true that Cleveland beat Onate a couple weeks back. Point to the Storm. However, rankings (I mentioned above) are a weekly progression and so forth...... Cleveland's week during week four was an upset loss to a Durango (Colorado) team that went (1-2) on the weekend falling to No. 22 Las Cruces and (at the time) unranked Farmington. So staying true to 'what have you done for me lately' Cleveland's week didn't show to well while Onate loss was 'better'. Onate was (4) and loss to a Valley team that jumped to (2). Onate also had a win over then ranked number one Carlsbad in convincing fashion during week four. Will Cleveland have additional players to make their roster stronger? Yes. But projected roster changes will not affect last weeks resume.

3. Shouldn't Rio Grande be ranked behind Centennial?

Kind of the same tone on this ranking, the Ravens drop their only game of the season and being that they were ranked considerably higher than Centennial, the Ravens still fall just not that far down. Rankings are a progression. Maybe if the Ravens dropped a few games, maybe to an unranked opponent they would have dropped further down.

4. Really, Los out of your 25?

Well, do I predict this team being behind teams currently in front of them? No. However, they have still started below .500 and went 1-2 last week. However, I wouldn't expect this team out of the 25 long. They have played an extremely tough schedule and will get back on track.

5. Who is your Cinderella team Grine?

Tough question this early but a question I love to answer because that's what we do best. Talk hoops. The team I could see as say a Grants from last season (6 seed to the Final four) is the Belen Eagles in 5A. They will take some hits along the way but could be a team that upsets someone in March. However, can I say Final Four, maybe not, because I have my eye on four others (all favorite) but if I gave out a Cinderella slipper I would check the Eagles size.

6. You don't talk much about 2A. Who is your favorite or team that will play for the title?

I don't want to say play for the title...yet. But I have my eye on the Mora Rangers. A 2-point loss to West Las Vegas and a team that could go somewhat underrated into March but play on the final day and I wouldn't be surprised.

7. In 4A who ya got Grine?

Okay I know my ballot favorites Hope, Portales and Silver. However, two other teams that I like and might by low is Pojoaque Valley and Robertson. I seen Pojoaque Valley in week four and I like this squad. Robertson I seen three times last season and I liked them now, plus this is a veteran club that has been building for three years now. They just played Espanola Valley in 4 OT's and it's no fluke this team is good. Both Pojo and Robertson have players that are favorites for 4A player of the year.

Former Cleveland DE Signs With Georgia Tech

Desmond Branch has committed to play for Georgia Tech. He was attending Trinity Valley JC after being with the Lobos.

WOW

What Is Your Prediction For The Final Four

NMPreps.com Week Four Top Performers


Pictured is Ashlynn Trujillo of Los Alamos

December 4th-12th
Alexis Reyes, Valley HS - 13 points for Valley.
Ashlynn Trujillo, Los Alamos HS - 17 points 7 assists vs Onate
Carsyn Boswell, Carlsbad HS - 13 points against Aztec.
Carsyn Boswell, Carlsbad HS - 17 points in championship win over Artesia.
Deanna Lopez, Onate - 9 points against Los Alamos.
Gracie Tesillo, Artesia HS - 10 points vs Carlsbad.
Jayden Perez, Las Cruces HS - 19 points vs Albuquerque High.
Jordan Holland, Los Lunas HS - 14 points.
Kaitlyn Romero, Espanola Valley HS- 13 points.
Kayla Salazar, Los Alamos HS - 12 points vs Onate
Kim Best, Carlsbad HS - 10 points vs Goddard.
Kim Best, Carlsbad HS - 8 points against Aztec.
Nikki Benally, Piedra Vista HS - 28 points vs Cleveland.
Shaynea Shamburger, Valley HS - 14 points for Valley.
Sophia Roybal, Los Alamos HS - 10 points for Los Alamos in the win over Onate

Dallas Cowboy Offensive Linemen La'el Collins running down field at 6-foot-4, 321 pounds???

Saturday: Champions Crowned, Resumes Improved
Joshua J. Grine

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NMPreps.com was on had for 8 games on Saturday between both boys and girls basketball at the Artesia City of Champions tournament. 8 games add to 21 games altogether this weekend alone.

THE CHAMPIONS

City of Champions: Gallup 50, Pojoaque Valley 39

The Richard Rangel tenure is off to a 5-3 start and claim the championship of the Artesia City of Champions tournament held at the Bulldog Pit. Matthew Begay the 6-foot-5 wing for the Bengals led the way with 17-points on the night. The Bengals had to battle the entire game as the Pojoaque Valley Elks (5-1) were tied most of the way and even took the lead in the second half. At about the 5:40 mark in the 4th quarter is when the Bengals pulled away to a 19-10 fourth quarter. The Bengals also went an impressive 12 for 12 from the FT that helped late in the final quarter. Junior guard James Garcia paced the way for the Elks with 12-points. Shawn Eskeets also in double figures for the Bengals with 14-points.

Sandia Prep Invite: No. 20 Española Valley 55, No. 21 Silver 46

AZ Salazar, who earned MVP of the Sandia Prep Sundevil Invite led the way for the No. 20 Espanola Valley Sundevils with 12 points on the night. Marcos Flores with 12 and James Archuleta 11 points were the other two Sundevils in double figures for the Sundevils. The Sundevils move to 7-2 on the season. Silver moves to (2-1) to open their season.

Capital City Invite: No. 16 Capital 54, Santa Fe 44

Top senior guard Eric Coca takes home the MVP award for the Capital City Invite (Santa Fe High School) with a top performance the entire weekend. The No. 16 Capital Jaguars move to (7-1) on the season with the win over crosstown rival.

Other notable players on the all tournament team: Tomas Cano (Gadsden), Andres Villa (Deming), Santi Gonzales (Santa Fe High), Eric Shendelwein (St. Mikes), John Rigatti (Desert Academy), Everett Robinson (Santa Fe), Oscar Perez (Santa Fe), Augie Larranaga (Capital) and Jeremy Anaya (Capital).

Marv Sanders Tournament: Farmington 61, Piedra Vista 54

Winning their first championship since 2003 of their own classic the Farmington Scorpions improve to 5-1 on the season with a quality win over crosstown foe Piedra Vista (4-2), 61-54. Tyren King led the way for the Farmington Scorpions with 19 points on the evening. King also earned the tournaments most valuable player award. Piedra Vista was paced by Keegan Acosta who finished the night with 18 points. Jason Garrett was also in double figures for the PV Panthers with 11 points.

OTHER CHAMPIONS

No. 9 Valley won the Joe Armijo Tournament with the upset win over No. 4 Onate, 45-41. The No. 10 Roswell Coyotes with an impressive, 74-39 title win over the 5A reigning champs Centennial Hawks. Lordsburg went on to win the J. May Classic in Tularosa over the host Tularosa, 47-35. Jacob Esquivel led the way for Lordsburg with 19 points.

NMPREPS.COM ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Each week the team at NMPreps.com highlights the top players for the week and this weekend we add our All-Tournament team for the jam packed weekend of basketball games. We take all of the tournaments and create one team to highlight the best players in the state.

Eric Coca, Capital HS: MVP of the Capital City Invite. Nightly the leader and solidifying himself as one of the top players in the state of New Mexico.

Matthew Begay, Gallup HS: Under the radar player to this point but Begay is a smooth player and nightly proved that he is the number two to the duo of him and Lowely of Gallup.

Juan Hurt, Rio Rancho HS: Nothing can stop, Hurt, not even a busted lip as Hurt led the way for the Rams with a big game against Chaparral. Hurt was hot all day from the outside. Hurt had 16 points on the final night. Another duo like Begay as Hurt has Patterson.

Tomas Cano, Gadsden HS: Every time you turn around Cano is having a top night for the Panthers as they are searching for respect around the state. Cano had a 25 point night and a 22 point night.

AZ Salazar, Espanola Valley HS: Salazar took home the MVP honors of the Sundevil invite for his consistent play each night for the Sundevils. Salazar had a game high 13-points of the championship.

James Garcia, Pojoaque Valley HS: Another under the radar type of players who could place himself among the Top-25 players in the entire state as the outside shooting 6-4 wing is a talented player and he is only a junior.

Johnny McCants, Onate HS: Big games nightly with back to back double-doubles in the Joe Armijo Tournament. The Knights also took down the number one team in the state of New Mexico in Carlsbad with McCants having 23 points and 13 rebounds.

Anthony Chavez, Valley HS: Chavez again proves again why we consider him one of the top players in the state and maybe the best point guard in the state. Chavez is smooth off the dribble and makes senior decisions with the ball, yet the guard is only a sophomore.

Daniel Amador, Roswell HS: It's hard not to place this young fella on the team after an impressive, maybe top performance of the season with 46-points in a win during the Hub City Tournament in Belen.

Tyren King, Farmington HS: King had 19 points to lead the Scorpions to their first championship at their Marv Sanders Invite since 2003. King also took home MVP honors for the tournament.

WE LOVE TOURNAMENT TALK: BOOST

Roswell - Boost: No other team made a bigger statement as the No. 2 team in 5A dominated the defending champs in the title game.

Farmington - Boost: The opening loss to Grants had us scratching our heads but the Scorps are back on track.

Pojoaque Valley - Boost: In 4A hoops we normally print Hope on the trophy, well this Elks team looked solid in the title game vs Gallup. Keep an eye on them.

Robertson - Boost: Another 4A team that you have to like and should buy big on the Cardinals. Veteran club that has been working towards this season.

Gallup - Boost: Well, the Bengals were disrespected by someone in the preseason (Not me....okay me) but now I say buy. They have a solid starting five.

Chaparral - Boost: Yes, they broke the 36-game losing streak but this team could actually be an underrated team (Yes, I know they are 1-9) but they aren't bad. 4th place in the 6 team district is not a stretch.

Mayfield - Boost: Another team that you can't judge on their record. This team could battle for a runner up spot with Gadsden.

BLOG: THIS AND THAT

Well, I attended 20 games the past three days and I could go for some more hoops. I know it's just the start but after 20 games in three days, nearly 40 hours of basketball I have to say I love this state.

I mentioned this a lot already but if you haven't taken a trip to Artesia - GO. The facilities alone are the best in New Mexico, not one place better in terms of facilities. Next, the people are first class. I can't speak more highly of a place and I've almost been to every gym 6A-4A in New Mexico. The entire town, every place I went just good people. If I did a ranking on my favorite stops, Artesia moves to number one, even on my first visit. It's a special place. Plus, this may come as a surprise, they feed me too much (Well, not really I think I ate too much of their food if they told you the story.) I am not taking anything away from other places but I not only enjoyed my time, treated with first class hospitality but gained friendships with some amazing people. Thank you Artesia.

Next, trip to the SE corner will be December 28th at the Hobbs Holiday Classic and then to the Poe Corn Tournament the same week.

SCOREBOARD

Saturday
Bernalillo 66, Miyamura 40
Carlsbad 69, Del Norte 42
Cleveland 64, Kirtland Central 53
Del Valle (TX) 53, Santa Teresa 37
Deming 71, Santa Fe Indian 60
Eldorado 63, West Mesa 56
Espanola Valley 55, Silver 46
Farmington 61, Piedra Vista 54
Farwell, TX 64, Texico 46
Gallup 50, Pojoaque Valley 39
Gateway 73, Loving 54
Hondo Valley 73, San Jon 53
Irvin (TX) 45, Santa Teresa 22
Las Cruces 46, Durango, CO 44
Logan 48, Clayton 45
Lordsburg 47, Tularosa 35
Los Lunas 53, Clovis 32
Mayfield 75, EP Austin (TX) 32
Melrose 62, Dora 56
Mesilla Valley 58, East Mountain 54
Rio Grande 63, Belen 44
Rio Rancho 76, Chaparral 37
Robertson 66, Sandia Prep 52
Roswell 74, Centennial 39
Santa Fe Waldorf 58, Grady 57
Santa Rosa 68, Hatch Valley 65
Taos 56, Mora 51
Tucumcari 62, NACA 35
Valley 45, Onate 41

Goddard needs a 5A game for week 4 or 8. Call 575-627-4822 or 505-660-6721 or mail mwhalen@risd.k12.nm.us.

Eastern New Mexico Offered Today

Demetry Rodriguez - DL - Cleveland
Landy Hayes - RB - Cleveland
Santos Taylor - OL - Cleveland
Jeremiah Burke - WR - Silver
Idan Urrutia - DL - West Mesa