Boys

4A District Champs
District 1: Bosque Bobcats
District 2: Santa Fe Prep Griffins
District 3: Socorro Warriors
District 4: Ruidoso Warriors
District 5: Taos Tigers
5A District Champs
District 1: Farmington Scorpions
District 2: Los Alamos Hilltoppers
District 3: Centennial Hawks
District 4: Roswell Coyotes
District 5: Academy Chargers
6A District Champs
District 1: Rio Rancho Rams
District 2: La Cueva Bears
District 3: Las Cruces Bulldawgs
District 4: Hobbs win if they beat Carlsbad on Saturday
District 5: Albuquerque Bulldogs

Girls

4A District Champs
District 1: Hope Christian Huskies
District 2: St. Mikes Horsemen
District 3: Socorro Warriors
District 4: East Mountain Timberwolves
District 5: Taos Tigers
5A District Champs
District 1: Farmington Scorpions
District 2: Los Alamos Hilltoppers
District 3: Centennial Hawks
District 4: Goddard Champs unless they somehow lose to Lovington
District 5: St. Pius Sartans (By 2 goals for)
6A District Champs
District 1: Rio Rancho wins if they beat Cleveland
District 2: La Cueva Bears
District 3: Las Cruces Bulldawgs
District 4: Hobbs Champs if they beat Carlsbad
District 5: Albuquerque Bulldogs

Some of these districts have endless scenarios, so I just wrote the easiest way the district would be decided

OK I am a dummy. I have unclicked all the things I thought I had to so as not to receive emails to responses from threads I have posted. My email is getting hammered with notices of response. How the heck do I get rid of those emails?

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Read Through Week 7 Thread To See Why

You Pick Em Games For Week 9

Seeding Shake Up Games
Del Norte @ Capital +1,000 Capital (Upset is Del Norte +2,000)
Clovis @ Hobbs +2,000 for Clovis (Upset is Hobbs +3,000)
St. Pius X @ Moriarty +2,000 (Upset is Moriarty +3,000)
La Cueva @ Sandia +1,500 (Upset is La Cueva +3,000)
St. Mike’s @ Hope +1,500 (Upset is Hope +3,000)
Belen @ Los Lunas +1,500 Either Way

Watch The Upsets
Rio Rancho @ Cibola +500 (Upset is Cibola +2,500)
Carlsbad @ Alamogordo +500 (Upset is Carlsbad +2,500)
Hatch @ Cobre +500 (Upset is Cobre +2,500)
Cleveland @ Volcano Vista +500 (Upset is Volcano Vista +4,000)
Gallup @ Miyamura +500 (Upset is Gallup +3,000)
Albuquerque @ Valley +1,000 Either Way
Artesia @ Roswell +500 (Upset is Roswell +2,500)

How to make picks (Not my picks, I get mine posted each Thursday)
Del Norte
Clovis
St. Pius X
La Cueva
St. Mike's
etc.

Top 50 Performers for Week 8

Please send updates to 505.577.5953 or e-mail us at nmpreps@yahoo.com

Adrian Loen - St. Pius X - Returned int for touchdown, ran for touchdown

Allen Michel - Moriarty - Ran for 150-yards against Grants

Brendon Charley - Bloomfield - Threw 3 touchdowns, ran for 2 touchdowns against Shiprock

Brendon Ramsey - Bloomfield - Caught for 144-yards and 3 touchdowns against Shiprock

Brook Quinones - Lovington - Threw 3 touchdowns against St. Pius X

Bryce ReWalt - Centennial - Scored 3 touchdowns against Chaparral

Cade Banard - Melrose - Threw 5 touchdowns against Gateway Christian

Carter Phillips - Sandia - Scored 1 touchdown against Eldorado

Dante Lopez - Centennial - Threw 4 touchdowns against Chaparral

Dante Urrea - Ran for 111-yards, threw for 165-yards, and one touchdown against Onate

Forest McKee - Onate - Ran for 141-yards and 2 touchdowns against Deming

Gabe Ortega - Cleveland - Scored 2 touchdowns against Santa Fe

Helio Lopez - Volcano Vista - 83-yards receiving with 2 touchdowns against Rio Rancho

Jacob Smelser - Onate - Returned fumble for touchdown against Deming

Jimmy Gallegos - Sandia - Ran for 100-yards and 1 touchdowns against Eldorado

Jordan Byrd - Manzano - Ran for 2 touchdowns against Highland

Josh Foley - Rio Rancho - Ran for 138-yards and 2 touchdowns against Volcano Vista

Josh Garrett - Dora - Ran for 257-yards and 3 touchdowns against Tatum

Josh Williams - Volcano Vista - Threw for 314-yards and scored 5 touchdowns against Rio Rancho

Junior Pena - Centennial - Returned kick for touchdown against Chaparral

Kameron Miller - Las Cruces - Scored 2 touchdowns against Gadsden

Kyle Idtensohn - Ft. Sumner - Ran for 353-yards and 5 touchdowns against Loving

Marcos Flores - Espanola - Scored 3 touchdowns against Del Norte

Mark Flores - Sandia - 10 tackles against Eldorado

Matt Gonzales - Piedra Vista - Ran for 86-yards and a touchdown against Miyamura

Noah Sweitzer - Eldorado - 15 tackles against Sandia

Omar Torres - Floyd - Ran for 107-yards and 2 touchdowns against Roy

Orlando Perez - Manzano - Ran for 144-yards and 3 touchdowns against Highland

Paul Rosales - Sandia - Kicked FG against Eldorado

Payton Ball - Las Cruces - Ran for 102-yards and 3 touchdowns against Gadsden

Rowdy Allen - Melrose - Caught 2 touchdowns against Gateway Christian

Scott Ramirez - Piedra Vista - Ran for 126-yards against Miyamura

Shawn Nieto - Cleveland - Scored 3 touchdowns against Santa Fe

Steven Bailey - Rio Rancho - Threw 3 touchdowns against Volcano Vista

Thomas Wisneski - Belen - Threw 3 touchdowns, ran for 1 touchdown against Valencia

Timothy Bunker - Belen - Ran for 140-yards against Valencia

Wyatt Williams - Melrose - Caught for 100-yards and 1 touchdown against Gateway Christian

LA CUEVA AND ONATE LEAD THE PACK

Today, on NMPreps.com we continue our weekly (Yes, sorry we took week 9 off) view of the 12-teams that will make up the state tournament. Teams are locks and have made it clear they will receive a bid to the state tournament while a select few are fighting for the chance.

6A

"THE AUTOMATICS"

This group belongs to those who have earned the right into the state tournament by winning their district. Yes, some districts are down but we still reward you for winning your region and I'm still in favor of this tradition.

D1-6A: Volcano Vista (11-5, 5-1). They lost to Cibola in week-9 but still hold the edge for the regular season DC.
D 2-6A: La Cueva (16-0, 6-0). What else can we say, this coaching staff is doing a phenomenal job.
D 3-6A: Onate (12-5, 5-0). Still haven't lost to a NM team and riding a 10-game winning streak.
D 4-6A: Hobbs (8-10, 4-0). We have our first change in the autos as the Lady Eagles are on a win streak of 4-games.
D 5-6A: Albuquerque (7-7, 4-0). The edged out West Mesa, who we had here in week-8's playoff look.

"THE AT-LARGE"

This group could get tricky, and arguments could (we wish they would) be given for others over teams that we have listed.

• Cibola (11-4, 3-2). The win over Volcano Vista only helps but like many teams in this group they have good and "not-so-good" things on their resume.
• Sandia (10-6, 4-2). They moved up on the playoff watch as a runner-up in a tough district like 2-6A helps. The win over Eldorado (or fall of Eldorado) only helped.
• Cleveland (8-8, 3-1). It's crazy to think at one point we had them ranked around 18th in 6A. They shake off their slow start and also move up in this weeks playoff look.
• Gadsden (8-8, 2-2). Okay now we "might" be reaching here but we edged the first bubble team out with a runner-up from a solid district. Arguments could be made for both teams. Keep reading.....

"BUBBLE IN - BOTTOM THREE"

• Eldorado (8-7, 2-3): Okay you kept reading, what keeps Eldorado in here is a under .500 district record this week. Things could always change but for now we have them behind Gadsden.
• Las Cruces (9-9, 3-3): Las Cruces is hard to judge and them (along with Mayfield) falling behind Gadsden in the district standings hurts bubble teams.
• Mayfield (12-6, 3-3): Fourth place might not get them in but hard to keep a 12-6 team out of the field.

"BUBBLE OUT"

• West Mesa (8-8, 5-1): They have the chance to bump Mayfield or Las Cruces but need to upset Albuquerque High once.
• Manzano (8-8, 2-4): Maybe a reach, needed an upset over Eldorado or Sandia then we could have possibly put them IN at the last spot.

HOW WE WOULD SEED THEM

#1. La Cueva
#2. Onate
#3. Volcano Vista
#4. Cibola
#5. Sandia
#6. Cleveland
#7. Gadsden
#8. Eldorado
#9. Las Cruces
#10. Mayfield
#11. Hobbs
#12. Albuquerque High

HOW THE POOLS WOULD SHAPE UP

Group-A
1-La Cueva, 8-Eldorado, 12-Albuquerque

Group-B
2-Onate, 7-Gadsden 11-Hobbs

Group-C
3-Volcano, 6-Cleveland, 10-Mayfield

Group-D
4-Cibola, 5-Sandia , 9-Las Cruces


5A PLAYOFF WATCH

Automatics

• District 1-5A: Piedra Vista (14-4, 6-0)
• District 2-5A: Los Alamos (14-3, 5-0)
• District 3-5A: Centennial (15-2, 6-1)
• District 4-5A: Roswell (15-2, 3-0)
• District 5-5A: St. Pius X (15-2, 4-0)

At-Large Bids

• Los Lunas (12-4, 6-1): Will get a high seed and the Centennial win is the best resume builder.
• Albuquerque Academy (12-5, 2-1): Still a solid resume and above other at-large teams.
• Farmington (9-8, 3-2): Not a bad resume and a DRU only helps.

Bubble Last Four In

• Moriarty (13-4, 1-2): Hard to leave a team out that is this many games over .500. Schedule could be an argument but they won the schedule they had.
• Artesia (12-5, 2-1): Resume is above the teams out at the moment.
• Santa Teresa (12-5, 4-3): The district strength is helping them out right now.
• Espanola Valley (9-8, 3-2): Right now as a DRU in 2-5A, over Del Norte but much could come from a tie-breaker.

Bubble First Two Out

• Del Norte (9-7, 4-2): Argument from Espanola Valley.
• Goddard (11-6, 1-2): Another deserving team but need a W over Roswell or Artesia, this moment would be an upset.

HOW WE WOULD SEED THEM

#1. St. Pius X
#2. Centennial
#3. Roswell
#4. Los Lunas
#5. Piedra Vista
#6. Los Alamos
#7. Albuquerque Academy
#8. Farmington
#9. Artesia
#10. Moriarty
#11. Santa Teresa
#12. Espanola Valley

HOW THE POOLS WOULD SHAPE UP

Group-A
1-St. Pius X, 8-Farmington, 12-Espanola Valley

Group-B
2-Centennial, 7-Albuquerque Academy, 11-Santa Teresa

Group-C
3-Roswell, 6-Los Alamos, 10-Moriarty

Group-D
4-Los Lunas, 5-Piedra Vista, 9-Artesia

I don't know if anyone cares too much about Colorado football and I am not too sure if there is such thing as a quality loss, but Bayfield and Durango are doing very well north of us.

Bayfield (beat Kirtland Central and Miyamura) is 6-0 and is currently ranked #2 in CO Coaches/Media poll and #1 on maxpreps in 2A. They beat Paonia and ended their 26 win streak. Link

Durango (beat PV, Farmington, and Aztec) is 7-0 and is currently ranked #5 in the CO Coaches/Media poll and #5 on maxpreps in 4A. They have a huge game this week taking on the #1 ranked and undefeated Pine Creek in Colorado Springs. They won the last two 4A championships and are on a 36 game win streak. Too far for me to travel but would be an awesome game watch, especially if Durango was to pull off an upset. Link

Anthony Robles RHP at La Cueva has committed to Eastern AZ College.

Wednesday’s results:
Volcano Vista 4, Santa Fe
Cleveland 1, Cibola 1
La Cueva 2, Eldorado 0
Rehoboth Christian at East Mountain
Los Alamos 10, Bernalillo 0

Thursday’s games:
La Cueva at Sandia
Gadsden at Las Cruces
Mayfield at Onate
West Mesa at Atrisco Heritage
Miyamura at Farmington
Academy at Moriarty
St. Pius at Grants
Centennial at Belen
Chaparral at Los Lunas
Santa Teresa at Valencia
Aztec at Piedra Vista
Del Norte at Manzano
Bloomfield at Hope Christian
Socorro at Hatch Valley
Santa Fe Prep at Sandia Prep
Rehoboth Christian at East Mountain

Cleveland entered the day with a shot at the district title in 1-6A, but their draw with Cibola not only gave Rio Rancho the district, but now may finish fourth in district. Assuming Cibola (3-3-1) beats last-place Santa Fe, a Rio Rancho win over Cleveland (3-1-3) on Saturday would leave Cibola second, Volcano Vista (4-3-1) third and Cleveland fourth. If Cleveland beats Rio Rancho, the Storm would be second, Cibola third and Volcano Vista fourth. If Cleveland and Rio Rancho draw, it will be 2) Volcano Vista; 3) Cleveland; 4) Cibola.

La Cueva’s win over Eldorado clinches the district. Today the Bears play Sandia in a game with big implications for seeding: La Cueva is playing for a No. 1 seed while a Sandia win or draw assures them a second-place finish in district at puts them ahead of Eldorado in the seeding. Academy wins its district with a win at Moriarty. Centennial, Santa Teresa and Chaparral get back on the bus for three key District 3-5A games in Valencia County.

Boom!

NMOC's Mom and BigKat's Grand Mom passed away last night. She was lovingly known as Momma Football. She was one amazing lady and the amount of Lovington games she watched in her life would be a huge number. Prayers for the family and for the Wildcats who lost their Momma Football.

Sergio Carvajal (Roswell/Class of 2016) The Roswell boys are killing it again this season, with only 2 losses and 1 tie so far. Sergio Carvajal leads his team in scoring as he has 24 on the season. Carvajal's biggest game yet occurred on Monday, as he knocked in 5 against the Portales keeper as the Coyotes defeated the Rams 6-1. He then went on to score 2 of the Coyotes 10 goals against Artesia on Thursday and had an assist as Roswell beat Goddard by 1 on Saturday. Roswell has 2 regular season games yet, so be on the lookout for Carvajal to add some impressive goals.

Madie Trainor (Sandia Prep/Class of 2017) Madie Trainor is a multisport athletic machine. She has taken her junior soccer season and exceeded all expectations expected of her. Trainor currently sits 3rd in the state in all classifications in scoring, with 36 and an average 3 goals a game. This week, Trainor had an assist in the Sundevils victory over district opponent Bosque and knocked in a season high 5 goals against Rehoboth. Prep has only lost 1 game in which Trainor has scored, winning the other 11. The Sundevils next matchup will be against rival Hope Christian, where Trainor looks to score one past the defending state champions

Cibola Boys (11-5) The Cibola Boys are a team to look out for as the season comes to a close. Yes they have 5 losses on their record, however, they haven't lost by more than 1 goal all year. Their last two games, the Cougars have gotten revenge from earlier in this year as they blanked Volcano Vista and snuck a win against Rio Rancho, both of whom were ranked higher than the Cougars. The Cougars spread out their scoring, as 12 different players have scored a goal this season, with Joshua Garcia and Isahia Juarez leading the pack with 6 a piece. Enrico Sanchez has done a fair job between the sticks as he has only allowed 10 goals by in the 15 games played. The Cougars have 2 regular season games left against Cleveland and Santa Fe.

Tuesday’s results:
Eldorado at La Cueva (cancelled, to be played Wednesday)
Sandia at Manzano (cancelled, to be played Saturday)
Hobbs 1, Clovis 0
Carlsbad 4, Alamogordo 0
Gadsden at Onate
Santa Teresa at Valencia (cancelled, to be played Thursday)
Chaparral at Los Lunas (cancelled in progress, to be played Thursday)
Centennial at Belen (cancelled, to be played Thursday)
Roswell 3, Lovington 0
Goddard 2, Artesia 0
Academy at St. Pius (cancelled, to be played Saturday)
Moriarty at Grants
Piedra Vista 2, Gallup 0
Aztec 8, Miyamura 0
Bernalillo at Los Alamos
Hatch Valley 3, Silver 2
Sandia Prep 1, Hope Christian 1
Bosque 8, Bloomfield 0
Portales at Robertson

Wednesday’s games:
Santa Fe at Volcano Vista
Cleveland at Cibola
Rio Grande at Albuquerque High
West Mesa at Atrisco Heritage
Eldorado at La Cueva
Rehoboth Christian at East Mountain
Taos at Capital

Some important results Tuesday amid the bad weather, as Hobbs and Roswell clinched district titles. Clovis, which is 14-5 and was ranked No. 7 in MaxPreps just two weeks ago, is now firmly on the bubble, as they will have to be seeded behind Hobbs. Lovington is in serious trouble as well, as they will finish third in their district. Aztec may well finish 6-2 in district 1-5A, but they are No. 15 in MaxPreps and that district may not be strong enough to get two teams in.

For a few of the games listed above, I don’t know whether the games were played or not, so please let me know if you have other information.

Today, weather permitting (and right now it doesn’t look good), district 1-6A takes center stage. Rio Rancho (5-1-1) is off today but will clinch the district if Cibola (3-3) beats Cleveland (3-1-2) today. The Storm can still win the district by sweeping Cibola and Rio Rancho this week. Volcano Vista (3-3-1), the defending state champ, is on the tournament bubble (and wasn't helped by Hobbs beating Clovis). Assuming they beat Santa Fe today and finish 4-3-1, the Hawks can finish ahead of Cibola in the district if Cleveland beats Cibola today (the Cougars finish their season Friday at Santa Fe).

Albuquerque will win district 5-6A by beating Rio Grande. Atrisco Heritage has a shot at the No. 4 seed (and a bye) at state.

Hendo told us Clovis is without their star running back, Micah Gray. Grant Hermanns is out for RR.
Who else is injured and may not play?

Who are they?

The 6-foot-3, 201-pound quarterback from Paradise Valley High Arizona who had committed to NMSU last month has decommited and after an official visit committed to Washington

Monday’s results:
Ruidoso 5, East Mountain 1
Pojoaque 11, Taos 1
Santa Fe Prep 3, Desert Academy 0

Tuesday’s games:
Eldorado at La Cueva
Sandia at Manzano
Hobbs at Clovis
Alamogordo at Carlsbad
Gadsden at Onate
Santa Teresa at Valencia
Chaparral at Los Lunas
Centennial at Belen
Lovington at Roswell
Artesia at Goddard
Academy at St. Pius
Moriarty at Grants
Gallup at Piedra Vista
Miyamura at Aztec
Bernalillo at Los Alamos
Hatch Valley at Silver
Sandia Prep at Hope Christian
Bloomfield at Bosque
Portales at Robertson

Huge day. In a nutshell:

La Cueva has a two-game lead in district 2-6A over both Eldorado and Sandia, but plays both the Eagles and Matadors this week. La Cueva can clinch the district with a win today, and even if the Bears were to lose twice this week the have the best chance to emerge from a three-way tie as champs based on goal differential. However, a La Cueva loss this week might cost them the No. 1 seed at state.

Hobbs-Clovis is, for all intents and purposes, for the district title in 4-6A.

Gadsden is on the state tournament bubble and needs two wins this week (over Onate and Las Cruces) to stay in second place in the district.

District 3-5A remains tight with Santa Teresa (6-1-1), Chaparral (5-2-1) and Centennial (5-3) in a dogfight, and all travel to Valencia County today. Valencia (4-4) should make the state field, while Los Lunas (3-5) is on the bubble. There are six games in 3-5A this week, and every one could affect state tournament seeding. Yesterday’s posters gave some good insight on this race.

Roswell (3-0-1) will clinch district 4-5A with a win over Lovington. Roswell is also playing for seeding at state – they could be anywhere from No. 2 to No. 5. Lovington makes two trips to Roswell this week. They are on the tournament bubble, and probably need to sweep this week to move ahead of Goddard in the district and make the tournament.

Both Academy and Los Alamos can clinch district titles with wins today.

Hatch Valley is 1-0-1 in district 3-4A, behind Socorro (2-0-1). Hatch hosts Socorro on Thursday, so they need to win today to keep their title hopes alive. Both Hatch and Socorro have a shot at a No. 4 seed and first-round bye.

Since the State Tournament is around the corner, here is a list of all the teams that hold a state championship and the teams that had consecutive wins!

Boys State Championship Holders
17-Sandia Prep
17-St. Pius
8-Eldorado
7-La Cueva
5-Albuquerque Academy
4-Highland
4-Hope Christian
3-Las Cruces
3-Santa Fe Prep
2-Bosque
2-Farmington
2-Los Alamos
2-Manzano
2-Sandia
1-Alamogordo
1-Aztec
1-Bernalillo
1-Capital
1-Chaparral
1-Clovis
1-Hobbs
1-Los Lunas
1-Pojoaque
1-Roswell
1-Santa Teresa
1-Volcano Vista

Girls State Championship Holders
11-Eldorado
15-La Cueva
8-Academy
7-St. Pius
6-Los Alamos
5-Sandia Prep
4-Hope Christian
4-Sandia
3-St. Mikes
2-Las Cruces
2-Santa Fe Prep
1-Bosque
1-Rio Rancho
1-Volcano Vista

Consecutive State Wins
7- St. Pius Boys (2002-2008)
7- St. Pius Boys (1993-1999)
7- La Cueva Girls (1989-1995)
6- Sandia Prep (2001-2006)
5- Albuquerque Academy girls (2008-2012)
4- Sandia Prep Boys (2010-2013)
4- St. Pius Girls (2004-2007)
4- Sandia Prep Boys (1987- 1990)
4- Eldorado Girls (1986-1989)
3- Albuquerque Academy Girls (2000-2002)
3- Albuquerque Academy Boys (1999-2001)
2- St. Pius Girls (2013-2014)
2- Hope Christian Girls (2013-2014)
2- La Cueva Girls (2011-2012)
2- Sandia Prep Girls (2011-2012)
2- Eldorado Boys (2010-2011)
2- La Cueva Boys (2008-2009)
2- Bosque Boys (2008-2009)
2-Eldorado Boys (2005-2006)
2- Eldorado Boys (2000-2001)
2- La Cueva Girls (1997-1998)
2- Sandia Prep Boys (1992-1993)
2- Albuquerque Academy Boys (1983-1984)
2- Hope Christian Boys (1983-1984)

So right now here is where the district sits:

1. Manzano @ +10 (Sandia win +10)
2. Eldorado @ -5 (Sandia loss -5)
3. Sandia @ -5 (Manzano loss -10, Eldorado win +5)

If Manzano beats Eldorado on Oct. 30 they win the district outright

1. Manzano (win over both Sandia and Eldorado)
2. Sandia (win over Eldorado)
3. Eldorado

If Eldorado wins by 8 points, Eldorado wins the district:

1. Eldorado +3
2. Manzano +2
3. Sandia -5

Anything less and Manzano wins the district. Looking at the above I don't see any way for Sandia to win the district. The most points you can count (regardless of how much you win by) is 13 so the worst Manzano could be now is -3.

And of course there is the spoiler La Cueva sitting out there...

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Rio Rancho's Steve Bailey hail mary td pass

Onate's Forst McKee's Touchdown against Deming

Espanola's Marcos Flores TD run agianst Del Norte

Sandia's Carter Phillips TD against Eldorado

Landry Jones' first touchdown pass in the NFL

Who Wins: Rio Rancho/Cleveland vs. Volcano Vista/Cibola

Thursday
Rio Rancho vs. Cibola

Friday
Cleveland vs. Volcano Vista

Thursday, October 15th
Atrisco Heritage 44, Valley 33 Final
Las Cruces 56, Gadsden 6 Final

Friday, October 16th
Aztec 29, Farmington 26 - Final
Belen 49, Valencia 6 - Final
Bloomfield 52, Shiprock 0 - Final
Capital 55, Bernalillo 7 - Final
Centennial 49, Chaparral 3 - Final
Cleveland 57, Santa Fe 0 - Final
Cuba 52, Dulce 0 - Final
EP Cathedral 33, Capitan 14 - Final
Espanola Valley 40, Del Norte 18 - Final
Estancia 19, Clayton 9 - Final
Fort Sumner 49, Loving 26 - Final
Hatch Valley 35, Silver 10 - Final
Kirtland Central 56, Thoreau 6 - Final
Los Lunas 56, Santa Teresa 18 - Final
Magdalena 59, Alamo Navajo 0 - Final
Manzano 42, Highland 0 - Final
Melrose 56, Gateway Christian 6 - Final
Mescalero Apache 56, Cloudcroft 14 - Final
Moriarty 36, Grants 0 - Final
Onate 37, Deming 6 - Final
Piedra Vista 38, Miyamura 0 - Final
Rio Rancho 36, Volcano Vista 34 - Final
Ruidoso 28, Hope Christian 24 - Final
Sandia 17, Eldorado 12 - Final
San Jon 72, Lake Arthur 19 - Final
Socorro 71, Raton 38 - Final
St. Pius 28, Lovington 20 - Final
West Mesa 48, Rio Grande 6 - Final

Saturday, October 17th
Pine Hill @ Menual
Dexter @ Navajo Prep
NMMI @ St. Mike’s
Jemez Valley @ Ts’e Yi Gai

Our ranking will post. Feel free to post your nominations or disagree later (haha)