Today, for our weekly 10-players to watch we will combine that list with 2015 Miss Volleyball candidates. The Miss Volleyball award winner is the NMPreps.com's award for the most valuable player in the state of New Mexico.

MISS VOLLEYBALL CANDIDATES: 10-PLAYERS THIS WEEKEND

ABIGAIL STOMP
La Cueva/Senior/S
Why: Stomp has already proven plenty on the New Mexico scene. She is one of the most talented players across the state and one, if not the best, setters in New Mexico.
2014 Stats (None Submitted for 2015 Yet): 65 Kills, 64 Aces, 50 Digs
This Weekend: She helps the Lady Bears in a Top-10 Clash Game with the No. 6 St. Pius X Sartans.

LYRIC ELLISON
Volcano Vista H.S/Senior/OH
Why: Will lead a talented Lady Hawks team that could be playing late into the State Tournament. A preseason All-State member Ellison has the opportunity to take the award.
2015 Stats: 11 Kills in opening game. (.833 hitting percentage)
This Weekend: Tomorrow the Lady Hawks square off with Top-25 team Albuquerque Academy.

LINNEA ROMERO
Sandia H.S./Junior/L
Why: Romero plays on one of the best teams in New Mexico, a team that was a favorite last season as the one seed in the State Tournament, to win the entire thing. That only helps in voting.
2014 Stats (Missing 2015): 149 Digs
This Weekend: The No. 2 Lady Matadors take on Rio Grade (Sept. 5th). Expect a huge game for her.

JORDAN HOLLAND
Los Lunas H.S./Senior/OH
Why: Holland with a storied career on the volleyball scene, she leads a 5A favorite this season. If you haven't scene a game yet in the Valencia County-go!
Stats: 498 Career Kills (294 in 2014).
This Weekend: Jane Luepold Sweet 16 Tournament; TBA Opponent.

EMILY BURFORD
St. Pius X/Senior/MH
Why: The Lady Sartans have some serious talent and regarded as a favorite. She has the stat line and accolades to this point. A title run only improves her chances at taking home the top award.
2014 Stats (Waiting on 2015 Stats): 137 Kills
This Weekend: A huge challenge is tonight when the Lady Sartans square off with the No. 4 team in the state La Cueva.

THE REST

Savannah Bush, Centennial (No 2015 Stats; 107 Kills in 2014)
Kelsey Bell, Los Lunas (Solid opening game)
Briana Bustillos, Gadsden (45 kills to start year)
Amanda Rotunno, Hobbs (82 Assists)
Rayana Bonnell, Santa Fe High (7 blocks in opening games)

Note: Please send stats into Grine at (505) 414-4313 or grinejosh@yahoo.com. Also, if you would like your player to be a member of the interview with Grine.

Say the final four was tomorrow, who could you see in the semi-finals?

What happened to the oldcoach message board? Is it not part of rivals anymore? When I try to go there it just takes me to the national rivals site.

Who Wins: No. 3 Rio Rancho or El Paso Americas

Complete Week 2 Picks Here
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Poll: Who Wins No. 1 Cleveland or Del Valle No. 7 (in Texas 5A Coaches Poll, No. 3 in El Paso)

3 TOPICS ON TUESDAY

1. DAMAGE CONTROL AT THE TOP
No. 1 Cibola wallop unranked West Mesa.
No. 2 Sandia walk with ease past unranked Atrisco.
No. 4 La Cueva will a breeze past Albuquerque High
No. 5 Volcano Vista completely dominate unranked Highland.

2. TAKING NOTICE
West Las Vegas over Raton. Continue dominating start.
Magdalena could be first small school ranked in Top-25. Beat Estancia.
Roswell is the real deal. They beat Alamogordo, make it three dominating performances.

3. GAME OF THE NIGHTS, NOT SO MUCH
St. Pius X ranked No. 6 sweep No. 14 Los Alamos, 3-0
No. 12 Los Lunas sweep No. 11 Academy.
No score yet on Goddard vs. Clovis and Deming vs. Silver.

BONUS
Send us stats and scores! (505) 414-4313.

ON TAP FOR WEDNESDAY
Rio Grande opens the season with Belen. Could be a good game for the Lady Ravens as Belen has been up and down early this year.
Santa Fe High could start 2-0 with a match vs. Capital.
Valley is ready to take the leap in 6A Valley square off with Manzano.
Taos and Santa Fe Indian.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND
Belen v. Rio Grande
Santa Fe High v. Capital
Taos v. Santa Fe Indian
Valley v. Manzano

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST

Artesia over Carlsbad, 3-0
Cibola over West Mesa, 3-0
Cloudcroft over Gateway Christian, 3-1
Deming vs Silver (Report Score)
Hobbs over Lovington, 3-0
Hope Christian over Bernalillo, 3-0
Goddard vs Clovis (Report Score)
Kirtland Central over Ignacio (CO), 3-1
La Cueva over Albuquerque High, 3-0
Los Lunas over Academy, 3-0
Magdalena over Estancia, 3-1
NMMI over Hondo Valley, 3-0
Roswell over Alamogordo, 3-0
Sandia over Atrisco Hertiage, 3-0
Santa Rosa over Fort Sumner, 3-0
St. Mike's over Robertson, 3-0
St. Pius X over Los Alamos, 3-0
Tohatchi over Zuni, over 3-0
Valencia over Grants, 3-1
Volcano Vista over Highland, 3-0
West Las Vegas over Raton, 3-0

Looks like ENMU got hammered...

http://www.kob.com/article/stories/...m=twitter&utm_campaign=kobsports#.Vede7Eaguk4

This weekend. Who you got?

@ITSC-Ret can you post who all new mexico college football teams are playing this weekend?

Week 2 NMPreps.com Mr. Football Tracker
By: Kyle Henderson of NMPreps.com

At the end of each season, NMPreps.com crowns New Mexico Mr. Football powered by Tate Branch Auto Group. We’ll post a weekly stat tracker on Wednesday’s. Please continue to send us weekly stat updates (top performances to nmpreps@yahoo.com)

Past Winners



Favorites
Gabe Ortega - Cleveland - 200-yards of offense, 3 touchdowns against Manzano
Isaac Vance - Mayfield - Ran for 350-yards and 4 touchdowns against Hobbs
Justin Houghtaling - Artesia - Was 13-17 passing for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns against Belen
Kameron Miller - Las Cruces - Threw touchdown, ran for 48-yard score against Montwood
Josh Williams - Volcano Vista - Threw for over 250-yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 rushing against Sandia

Moving Up
Dante Lopez - Centennial - Threw for 181-yards and 3 touchdowns against Onate
Hunter Graham - Alamogordo - Ran for 152-yards and 5 touchdowns against Valencia
Marcus Williams - Cleveland - 2 touchdowns against Manzano
Micah Gray - Clovis - Ran for 160-yards and 3 touchdowns against Goddard
Isaac Amaya - Hobbs - Threw over 150-yards and 2 touchdowns against Mayfield

New Names
AJ Starkovich - Miyamura - Ran for 194-yards and 3 touchdowns against Moriarty
David Cormier - Volcano Vista - Caught for two touchdowns and 150-yards against Sandia
Devin Beard - Hobbs - Over 100-yards of offense, punt return for touchdown
Drew Ortiz - St. Pius X - Threw for 250-yards, ran for 115-yards, 5 TD's against Del Norte
Kayzon Martin - Cibola - Ran for 150-yards and 5 touchdowns against Albuquerque
Kevin Brown - Capital - Caught for 200-yards and 3 touchdowns against Silver
Josh Foley - Rio Rancho - Ran for 150-yards and 3 touchdowns against Valley
Steven Bailey - Rio Rancho - Threw for 240-yards and 2 touchdowns against Valley
Trey Narramore - Grants - 243-yards off 19 carries and 4 touchdowns against Gallup

4A, 3A, 2A, 8-Man, 6-Man Names
Bronte Staaguard - Portales - Ran for 189-yards and 2 touchdowns
Carson Fraze - Melrose - Scored 4 touchdowns against Dora
Dominic Montano - Escalante - Scored 50-yard rushing touchdown, 85-yard punt return
Steven Sandoval - West LV - 15 tackles, 10 solos against Clayton
Xavier Vigil - St. Mike’s - 120-yards of offense and 3 touchdowns
Justin Taylor - Clayton - 140-yards rushing against West LV

Defensive Player of the Year Watch
Carlos Carrasco - Artesia - 2 interceptions against Belen
Codey Scott - Artesia - 3 unassisted sacks and 2 tackles against Belen
Connor Houdek - Robertson - 12 tackles against Portales
Darian Duran - Robertson - 9 tackles against Portales
Dominic Anaya - Roswell - 2 interceptions against ruidoso
Fono Sanchez - Roswell - 11 tackles, 1 for loss against Ruidoso
Forest McKee - Onate - Ran for 119-yards against Centennial, 14 tackles against Centennial
Francisco Arguello - Robertson - 12 tackles, 1 caused fumble, returned for TD, 1 blocked PAT
Jake Boykin - Centennial - 7 tackles against Onate
Jerry Gurrola - Centennial - 2 sacks against Onate
Joseph Paul Griego - Robertson - 8 tackles, 1 caused fumble
Marcus Minnick - Centennial - 9 tackles
Roope Henry - Cleveland - blocked punt against Manzano
Ricardo Silva - Roswell - 4 sacks against Ruidoso

Hey Kyle,

Do you remember the St. Mikes Raton game in 2001? It ended with you guys kicking a field goal in the final seconds. I played in it and I'm pretty certain you did too.

Any thoughts on the Montwood - Las Cruces game. Haven't seen much but think its a travesty

1. Who was the most opposing player you watched last Friday Night in person?
2. 13 teams shutout in week 1 - Why?
3. District 1-6A outscored opponents 169-49 in week 1, Toughest District in New Mexico?
4. Which team are you expecting to have a bounce back week?
5. Be honest: who has the ugliest jersey's this year? Haha

Bonus

Which question do you have for me if any, put me on the spot?

TOP SETTERS
Abigail Stomp (2016/S/La Cueva HS)
Raelyn Edge (2016/S/Sandia HS)

POLL: Who Will Repeat In 2016?

As I posted in a previous thread about the shortage of referee's in NM, it's hard to criticize the people that step up to do games, but I have to say I haven't seen soooo many flags in games on a weekend. Not sour grapes as the team I pull for won, but tons of flags in the RR/Valley, LC/Atrisco, and Mayfield/Hobbs games. Just watching the West Mesa/Highland game on Proview and a few very questionable flags. Seems to me referees are throwing way to many flags for ticky-tack stuff!?

We can only post what we know - Send in top formers to nmpreps@yahoo.com or to 505.577.5953

Top 10 Performers
1. Isaac Vance - Mayfield - Ran for 350-yards and 4 touchdowns against Hobbs
2. Hunter Graham - Alamogordo - Ran for 152-yards and 5 touchdowns against Valencia
3. Josh Williams - Volcano Vista - Threw for 270-yards, 2 touchdowns, ran for touchdown against Sandia
4. Kevin Brown - Capital - Caught for 200-yards and 3 touchdowns against Silver
5. Isaac Amaya - Hobbs - Threw for 194-yards against Mayfield
6. Dante Lopez - Centennial - Threw for 181-yards and 3 touchdowns against Onate
7. Gabe Ortega - Cleveland - 200-yards of offense, 3 touchdowns against Manzano
8. Micah Gray - Clovis - Ran for 160-yards and 3 touchdowns against Goddard
9. Josh Foley - Rio Rancho - Ran for 150-yards and 3 touchdowns against Valley
10. Justin Houghtaling - Artesia - Was 13-17 passing for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns against Belen

Best of the Rest
Adrian Grajeda - Hatch - 2-2 with 51-yards passing, ran for 98-yards and a score
AJ Starkovich - Miyamura - Ran for 194-yards and 3 touchdowns against Moriarty
Alex Ramirez - Alamogordo - Over 130-yards of offense and a touchdown against Valencia
Alias Baker - Eldorado - Great showing, rushing td against Rio Grande
Allan Rodriguez - Volcano Vista - Returned interception 91-yards for touchdown
Augustine Larranaga - Capital - Threw for 200-yards and 4 touchdowns against Silver
Best of the Rest
Brandon Baeza - Las Cruces - Caught touchdown, had interception on defense against Montwood
Brandon Hernandez - Grants - 211-yards passing, 1 touchdown, 30-yards rushing and a score
Bronte Staaguard - Portales - Ran for 189-yards and 2 touchdowns
Bryce ReWalt - Centennial - Caught for 81-yards and 2 touchdowns
Cade Hackey - Hatch - 3 receptions for 80-yards, 2 tackles
Caden Bailey - Lovington - 4 catches for 173-yards and 2 touchdowns against Estancia
Caleb Brewer - Artesia - punt return for touchdown against Belen
Caleb Myer Hagan - Hope - Threw for 3 touchdowns against Academy
Cameron Stevenson - Goddard - Threw for 131-yards, ran for 78-yards against Clovis
Carlos Carrasco - Artesia - 2 interceptions against Belen
Carson Fraze - Melrose - Scored 4 touchdowns against Dora
Chauncey White - Bloomfield - Ran for 178-yards against Aztec
Chaz Matthews - Artesia - 77 touchdown reception against Belen
Chross Jaramillo - St. Mike’s - Great showing at WR/RB against Santa Fe
Clay Crosby - Academy - Returned punt 80-yards for touchdowns against Hope
Codey Scott - Artesia - 3 unassisted sacks and 2 tackles against Belen
Connor Houdek - Robertson - 12 tackles against Portales
Curtis Rogers - St. Mike’s - Great game on defense against Santa Fe
Darian Duran - Robertson - 9 tackles against Portales
David Cromer - Volcano Vista - Caught for two touchdowns and 150-yards against Sandia
Devin Beard - Hobbs - Over 100-yards of offense, punt return for touchdown
Drew Ortiz - St. Pius X - Threw for 250-yards, ran for 115-yards, 5 TD's against Del Norte
Dominic Anaya - Roswell - 2 for 2 passing 63 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions
Dominic Montano - Escalante - Scored 50-yard rushing touchdown, 85-yard punt return
Donvan Gonalez - Farmington - Scored game wining two point conversion
Drew Ortiz - St. Pius X - Threw for over 200-yards and 2 touchdowns against Del Norte
Elijah Gamboa - Piedra Vista - Scored two touchdowns and in interceptions
Grants Hermanns - Rio Rancho - Had great showing on the offensive line against Valley
Fono Sanchez - Roswell - 11 tackles, 1 for loss against Ruidoso
Forest McKee - Onate - Ran for 119-yards against Centennial
Francisco Arguello - Robertson - 12 tackles, 1 caused fumble, returned for TD, 1 blocked PAT
Isaac Chavez - St. Mike’s - had great showing against Santa Fe
Jacob Miley - Roswell - 101-yards rushing and a touchdown, 5 tackles against Ruidoso
Jacye Jackson - Eldorado - Great showing against Rio Grande
Jake Boykin - Centennial - 7 tackles against Onate
Jared Garay - Hatch - 4/7 passing with 97-yards and 1 touchdown, 84-yards rushing and a score
Jerry Gurrola - Centennial - 2 sacks against Onate
Jeremy Padilla - Hobbs - Ran for 135-yards against Mayfield
Joe Ray Valencia - Mayfield - Was 9/14 passing with 200-yards and 2 touchdowns
Jonah Leyva - Carlsbad - Ran for 71-yard touchdown against Americas
Jordan Martinez - West LV - 12-20 passing for 246-yards and 3 touchdowns, ran for a score
Joseph Paul Griego - Robertson - 8 tackles, 1 caused fumble
Josh Woisin - La Cueva - Ran for over 100-yards against Atrisco Heritage
Jovan Guadian - Onate - Caught for two touchdowns against Centennial
JR Pena - Centennial - 161-yards of offense, two touchdowns against Onate
Justice Jackson - Cleveland - Caught big touchdown against Manzano
Kameron Miller - Las Cruces - Threw touchdown, ran for 48-yard score against Montwood
Kayzon Martin - Cibola - Ran for 150-yards and 5 touchdowns against Albuquerque
Kenny Oliver - Lovington - 72-yard touchdown and 2 interceptions against Estancia
Luis Mendosa - Roswell - 19 carries for 126-yards and 2 touchdowns against Ruidoso
Marcus Williams - Cleveland - 2 touchdowns against Manzano
Marcus Minnick - Centennial - 9 tackles
Mason Golden - Texico - Ran for 200-yards and 2 touchdowns
Matt Chavez - Miyamura - Ran for 129, Threw for 119 passing against Moriarty
Michael Barboa - Valley - Scored rushing touchdown against Rio Rancho
Miguel Sena - West LV - 8 catches for 219-yards and 2 touchdowns
Miles Hilton - St. Pius X - Caught for 100-yards and a touchdown against Del Norte
Noah Swietzer - Eldorado - Scored two touchdowns against Rio Grande
Richard Silva - Roswell - 3 sacks, 1 fumble recovery, 1 blocked punt which he returned for TD
Roope Henry - Cleveland - blocked punt against Manzano
Shirece Bell - West Mesa - Ran for 150-yards and 4 touchdowns against Highland
Steven Bailey - Rio Rancho - Threw for 240-yards and 2 touchdowns against Valley
Steven Sandoval - West LV - 15 tackles, 10 solos against Clayton
Thomas Bui - La Cueva - Ran for over 100-yards against Atrisco Heritage
Trevor Armijo - Mescalero - Returned kick 74-yards for touchdown against Jemez Valley
Trey Narramore - Grants - 243-yards off 19 carries and 4 touchdowns against Gallup
Xavier Vigil - St. Mike’s - 120-yards of offense and 3 touchdowns

At many of these stadiums where multiple games are being played on the same day, are organizers scheduling them too close together? There was the situation at the SAC in El Paso and it seemed like the games at Community were on top of each other Friday night as well.

Should more games then be played on Saturday??

This statement has just been issued by the APS Board of Education

From KRQE:

• It all surrounds the hiring of the now former deputy superintendent who is facing child sex assault charges. A background check was never complete for the deputy superintendent. Current Superindent Luis Valentino claims he was unaware of this, but an HR head says she raised the issues six times in emails.
• Last Friday, it was revealed that Valentino had hired a man charged with six felony counts of sexual assault on a child, stemming from a 2013 Colorado arrest.

*******

Dr. Don Duran, president of the Albuquerque Public School Board of Education, released the following statement on Sunday, Aug. 23:

"The Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education had a very frank discussion with Superintendent Luis Valentino this evening.

After a thorough and rigorous discussion of the facts as we know them tonight, we have scheduled a special Board of Education meeting for 7 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27, for further discussion and action.

Let me be clear that this has been a painful experience for the Board, Superintendent Valentino and the community. This board takes our responsibility seriously, as well as our commitment to our constituents.

We know that public trust is an issue for us now, and we will do everything we can to regain the public trust and confidence. We apologize for putting the community through this ordeal.

You can rest assured that tomorrow schools will open, teachers will provide quality instruction to all students, and student safety, security and success will continue to be our focus."

Recap from Week 1 & Schedule of Games for Week 2
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Each week on NMPreps.com we select a North, Metro Area, Southwest, and Souteast Player of the Week. The Player of the week award is powered by First Financial Credit Union.

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Boys Player of the week:

Andrea Seazzu (Albuquerque/Class of 2016/Goalkeeper) Getting three clean sheets in three games isn’t always an easy task in high school soccer; let alone earning a clean sheet against the defending 6A state champions. However, that is exactly what Andrea Seazzu of Albuquerque High has done. Seazzu has proven once again why he is a top goal keeper in the state, and he isn’t done yet.

Girls Player of the week:

Hannah Kelley (Farmington/Class of 2016/Forward) The Farmington girls soccer team holds an undefeated record two weeks into the season and Senior Hannah Kelley is a big key to the Scorpions success. She’s knocked in over 70 goals in her career and averages a goal a game. Kelley will only get stronger as she plays out her final year as a Scorpion.


Week 2 Recap:
There were several upsets this week that made the second week of the 2015 season enjoyable. Eldorado defeated the number 1 seed Cibola in overtime in a Metro Championship match up. The metro tournament brought in more fun as the Albuquerque Bulldogs knocked down defending state champion, Volcano Vista. La Cueva proved their dominance as they earned a win over a very promising Atrisco Heritage side. Capital, Sandia, Academy, Clovis, Los Alamos, St. Pius, Mayfield and Taos round out the remaining undefeated teams. That number will be smaller by the end of next week. Both Centennial boys and girls took the trophies home from the Las Cruces tournament with impressive championship match wins. The St. Pius girls remain undefeated as they hammered down on Sandia Prep. On the metro tournament girls side, Volcano Vista upset defending state champions La Cueva, as Eldorado, Cibola, Academy and Sandia survive the pool play portion of the tournament without a loss. Goddard and Farmington girls both held their own this week to add to the undefeated list, as did Carlsbad, Hobbs, Socorro, St. Mikes and Taos. It’s on to week 3 as more exciting soccer will be played around the state.

Field of Dreams Soccer Complex - please post results.

Boys First round (Friday):
Las Cruces High vs. Alamogordo, 11 a.m.
Oñate vs. Santa Teresa, 11 a.m.
Mayfield vs. Chaparral, 1 p.m.
Centennial vs. Deming, 1 p.m.

Semifinals and consolation semifinals, Friday, 3 and 5 p.m.
Consolation championship, seventh place match and third match, Saturday, 11 a.m.
Championship, Saturday, 4 p.m.


Girls First round (Friday):
Las Cruces High vs. Alamogordo, 11 a.m.
Oñate vs. Santa Teresa, 11 a.m.
Mayfield vs. Gadsden, 1 p.m.
Centennial vs. Deming, 1 p.m.

Semifinals and consolation semifinals, Friday, 3 and 5 p.m.
Consolation championship, seventh place match and third place match, Saturday, 9 a.m.

Championship, Saturday, 2 p.m.

Welcome to week three of the volleyball season in New Mexico. This week will be jammed packed as the Albuquerque Metro Area kicks-off.

More: Week 3 Scoreboard | Week 3 Rankings | Week 2 In Rewind | Week 2 Player of the Week



TOP-25 GAMES - BIG 10 ON TUESDAY

No. 1 Cibola (0-0) v. West Mesa (0-0): The number one team in the state of New Mexico will hit the floor for the first time this season as they square off with unranked West Mesa High School. Preseason Miss Volleyball candidate Hannah Thompson who helped the Cougars to the title last season will again try to get the Cougars off to the right start. Savannah Williams, a senior will try to be apart of the upset for West Mesa as she leads a trio of seniors for the Mustangs.

No. 2 Sandia (0-0) vs. Atrisco Heritage Academy (0-0): Abbey Wilson, Rachel Sloan and Linnea Romero look to lead the No. 2 team in the state of New Mexico against the unranked Atrisco Heritage Lady Jaguars. The Matadors are heavy favorites in this contest and as favorites to take state in 2015. Alyssa James will try to lead the Jaguars to a shocking upset on opening night for the metro area.

No. 4 La Cueva (0-0) vs. Albuquerque High (0-0): The La Cueva Bears led by arguable one of the best players in the state, Abigail Stomp will look to start the 2015 campaign off with a huge win. They will take on unranked Albuquerque High who are coming off a 12-7 season and looking to making strides. Ebony Baty will lead the charge for the Lady Bulldogs.

No. 5 Volcano Vista (0-0) vs. Highland (0-0): Coming into the contest as heavy favorites in a match that should last three games. The Hawks welcome back a wealth of talent led behind Jordan Breding, a player of the year candidate. The Hawks are a favorite to contend for the title and will look to start off hot.

5A Game To Watch No. 6 St. Pius X (0-0) v. No. 14 Los Alamos (0-0): Starting the season off with a huge Top-25 game is the square off between No. 6 St. Pius X and No. 14 Los Alamos. Both teams open the season on Tuesday night in what could be a highlight filled opener. Kayla Griego leads the young Sartans this season and will be one to watch all season long. Samantha Melton will lead the way for the Lady Hilltoppers. Both are 5A player of the year favorites.

Game of the Night No. 11 Albuquerque Academy (0-0) v. No. 12 Los Lunas (0-0): Another high profile match on Tuesday night to start of their volleyball 2015 campaigns. Both teams ranked high in the Top-25 will look to make their mark known early with this match. AA returns All-State players from 2014 in Alina Vanecek and Libby Fidel. Los Lunas returns all-state players Jordan Holland and Kelsey Bell in what could be one of the biggest games of the night.

Redemption Game No. 13 Las Cruces (3-2) v. Ruidoso (0-1): The Las Cruces Lady Bulldawgs look to move to a 4-2 start with a match against unranked Ruidoso Lady Warriors. The Lady Bulldawgs are led by NMPreps.com's Week One Player of the Week in Celeste Cox (2017). The Lady Bulldawgs have several weapons and any given night one player could grab the spotlight. Lia Mosher will hope to help the 4A defending champs recover after a disappointing start to the season.

SE Corner Game of the Night No. 18 Goddard (0-1) v. No. 19 Clovis (1-0): In what could be the game of the night in the SE corner for bragging rights in the Top-25 is the match between these two squads ranked No. 18 and No. 19 respectfully. Kexi Cole will lead the way for the (1-0) Lady Wildcats of Clovis. A top performance last week, she hopes to continue a positive start. Top player Shaylee Griffin hopes to lead the charge for the Lady Rockets.

No. 16 Silver (2-1) v. Deming (0-0): The Silver Lady Colts stormed into the Top-25 after a solid week 2 with wins over Artesia and Lordsburg will now face 6A Deming who could be a dark horse this season in it's classification.

No. 22 Roswell (2-0) vs. Alamogordo (1-1): The possible, intriguing, upset game of the night is the contest between the newly Top-25 ranked (22) Roswell Coyotes and Alamogordo Lady Tigers. The Coyotes had to smashing wins over 4A powers Portales and Ruidoso and now look to continue its winning ways against Alamogordo.



GRINE'S PICKS FOR TUESDAY

• Cibola over West Mesa
• Sandia over Atrisco
• La Cueva over Abq High
• Volcano Vista over Highland
• St. Pius over Los Alamos
• Los Lunas over Academy
• Las Cruces over Ruidoso
• Clovis over Goddard
• Deming over Silver (UPSET PICK)
• Roswell over Alamogordo

SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY

Alamogordo vs. Roswell
Albuquerque Academy vs. Los Lunas
Carlsbad vs. Artesia
Cobre vs. Reserve
Deming vs. Silver
Goddard vs. Clovis
Hobbs vs. Lovington
Hope Christian vs. Bernalillo
Hot Springs vs. Mesilla Valley Christian
Kirtland Central vs. Ignacio (CO)
La Cueva vs. Albuquerque High
Las Cruces vs. Ruidoso
Los Alamos vs. St. Pius X
Miyamura vs. Bloomfield
NMMI vs. Loving
Raton vs. West Las Vegas
Sandia vs. Atrisco Heritage Academy
St. Mike's vs. Robertson
Valencia vs. Grants
Volcano Vista vs. Highland
West Mesa vs. Cibola
Zuni vs. Tohatchi

Class 4A - August 31st Rankings
1. Hatch 1-0
2. Silver 0-1
3. Bloomfield 1-0
4. St. Mike's 1-0
5. Portales 1-0
6. Cobre 0-1
7. Robertson 0-1
8. Ruidoso 0-1
9. Hot Springs 1-0
10. Taos 1-0
11-20 Here

Class 3A - August 31st Update
1. Estancia 1-0
2. Lordsburg 1-0
3. Clayton 1-0
4. Texico 1-0
5. Dexter 0-1
6. Santa Rosa 0-1
7. Eunice 0-1
8. Tularosa 0-1
9. Laguna 0-0
10. Capitan 1-0
11-20 Here

Class 2A - August 31st Update
1. Escalante 0-0
2. Hagerman 0-1
3. Jal 1-0
4. Questa 0-1
5. Ft. Sumner 0-1
6. McCurdy 0-1
7. Navajo Pine 0-1

Class 8Man - August 31st Update
1. Melrose 1-0
2. Logan 0-0
3. Magdalena 1-0
4. Tatum 0-0
5. Gateway Christian 1-0

Class 6Man - August 31st Update
1. Hondo 0-0
2. Lake Arthur 0-0
3. Floyd 0-0
4. Animas 1-0
5. Grady/San Jon 1-0

Week 1 Rewind
*Top 50 Performers
*Week 1 Complete Scoreboard
*Week 1 Statewide Recap
*Sound Off: Mayfield vs. Hobbs Thriller
*Touchdown Friday Podcast
*Is Cleveland That Good
*Most Intriguing Week 1 Score
*4A/3A/2A8Man Recap