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Team Preview: Rio Rancho Rams
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Rio Rancho Rams Overview
Today, we kicked off the 2015 NMPreps.com High School Football Tour Powered by Tate Branch Auto Group at Rio Rancho High School. It was only right to start where the 2014 season ended. Last year the Rams finished 13-0 defeating Mayfield 33-31 in an epic state championship game. There is no way to spin it heading into 2015, Rio Rancho graduated a ton of talent. They must replace a quarterback who threw for 4,500-yards, a running back who had over 1,800 all-purpose yards, a receiver that caught for 1,300-yards, two linebackers that accounted for nearly 200 tackles, a defensive linemen that racked up 11.0 sacks, and defensive back that record 8 interceptions. All those guys are gone. “We had a great spring and we are really looking forward to seeing how these younger guys step in. We got some seniors that want to prove themselves and we’re excited for the challenge.” said Head Rio Rancho Football Coach David Howes.
Taking Over For Easton Bruere
Steve Bailey (Pictured) a 6-foot-3, 165 pound senior will take over for Easton Bruere at Quarterback. Though he has some very big shoes to fill replacing a three-year starter, Rio Rancho Quarterbacks continue to thrive under Offensive Coordinator Carl Bruere. In-fact, Rio Rancho has had a quarterback throw for more than 2,500-yards in each of the last 4-seasons. Also, keep an eye Logan Bruere a 6-foot-4, 180 pound sophomore who is likely No. 2 on the depth chart as well as 6-foot-4, 190 pound Dakota Carrasco.
D-1 Prospect Grant Hermanns
6-foot-6, 255 pound Offensive Tackle Grant Hermanns (pictured right) has offers from Iowa State, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, San Diego State, Texas Tech, and Washington State. Speaking with Head Rio Rancho Football Coach David Howes he could not be any more high on his prized linemen. “You cannot get any better than Grant. First guy here and last one to leave. He’s a great leader and we’re really excited for what he’s going to do. He’s a great football player, but an even better person.” Hermanns is also hearing from Florida and Michigan as of late, we’ll keep you posted on his latest recruiting updates. Video Interview With Hermanns Here
New Offensive Names To Watch In 2015
If you add up the numbers, Rio Rancho will have to replace 5,785-yards of offense and more than 70 touchdowns. As mentioned Steve Bailey will take over at quarterback. Junior Josh Foley is slated to be the No. 1 running back. At 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds Foley won the 6A 110M hurdles this past spring and if you talk with anyone from Rio Rancho, they’ll tell you that Josh is likely the best football player out of the Foley brothers that have been through the program. Keep tabs on Brian Drake at the receiver position and watch for 240 pound Elijah Goodwin who could also see time at running back in short yardage situations.
New Defensive Names To Watch In 2015
Same story with the defensive side of the football: Rio Rancho graduated a ton of All-State caliber guys. Their incoming linebackers and secondary will not take much of a drop off. Trey Parnell is a 220 pound junior, Vincent Palmeri (Pictured) caught our eye today as another 200 pound linebacker that showed he is very technically sound. Patrick Chavez is a hybrid defensive linemen/linebacker that checks in at 220 pounds and also watch for Greg Hermanns at outside linebacker. Their linebackers really stood out today. In the secondary, the Rams return two starters. Santiago Salazar who had 45 tackles last year as a junior and Josh Foley who had 38 tackles as a sophomore. Throw in a Brian Drake, it’s a super athlete trio of defensive backs that will be very difficult to get behind.
Breaking It Down
When you’re not busy look up Rio Rancho’s 2014 season and you’ll realize just how special of a year it was. No matter the program, you cannot replace top end talent like they had. With that said, Rio Rancho returns their entire coaching staff, returns one of the best offensive linemen in the West, returns Josh Foley at running back who should have a breakout year, Returns 6-7 on defense that are going to be as good as anybody. Don’t write off Rio Rancho when making your preseason predictions, these guys are still going to be in the mix. The looming question mark I have is how will Quarterback Steven Bailey take on the role of leading the offense. He has zero varsity starts. Looking at their 2015 schedule I am circling that week 3 game against La Cueva and that week 4 game against Las Cruces. We’re going to learn a lot about this bunch during two pivotal back to back weeks.
2015 Football Schedule
Eldorado *Scrimmage
@ Valley
EP Americas
La Cueva
@ Las Cruces
Clovis
@ Atrisco
@ Santa Fe
Volcano Vista
@ Cibola
Open
Cleveland
2015 Returning Stat Leaders
Santiago Salazar - 2016 Defensive Back - 45 tackles, 2 ints
Josh Foley - 2017 Defensive Back - 38 tackles, 1 int
Grant Hermanns - 2016 Offensive/Defensive Linemen - 37 tackles
Vincent Palmeri - 2016 Linebacker - 30 tackles
Patrick Chavez - 2016 Linebacker - 25 tackles, 3.0 sacks
2014 Football Schedule
W - Valley 55-0
W - EP Americas 46-18
W - La Cueva 41-20
W - Las Cruces 30-22
W - Clovis 42-14
W - Atrisco 57-14
W - Santa Fe 63-7
W - Volcano Vista 42-0
W - Cibola 51-16
W - Cleveland 24-22
W - Las Cruces 41-23 *Quarterfinals
W - Eldorado 64-43 *Semifinals
W - Mayfield 33-31 *Title Game
2014 Stat Leaders
Easton Bruere - 2015 Quarterback - Threw for 4,567-yards and 49 touchdowns
Angelo Lujan - 2015 Running Back - Ran for 809-yards and 10 touchdowns
Brady Patterson - 2015 Receiver - Caught for 1,341-yards and 16 touchdowns
Anthony Nolan - 2015 Linebacker - 131 total tackles
Ikaika Waters - 2015 Linebacker - 108 total tackles
Adrian Linzy - 2015 Defensive Linemen - 11.0 sacks
Miguel Barreras - 2015 Defensive Back - 8 interceptions
Rio Rancho Rams Overview
Today, we kicked off the 2015 NMPreps.com High School Football Tour Powered by Tate Branch Auto Group at Rio Rancho High School. It was only right to start where the 2014 season ended. Last year the Rams finished 13-0 defeating Mayfield 33-31 in an epic state championship game. There is no way to spin it heading into 2015, Rio Rancho graduated a ton of talent. They must replace a quarterback who threw for 4,500-yards, a running back who had over 1,800 all-purpose yards, a receiver that caught for 1,300-yards, two linebackers that accounted for nearly 200 tackles, a defensive linemen that racked up 11.0 sacks, and defensive back that record 8 interceptions. All those guys are gone. “We had a great spring and we are really looking forward to seeing how these younger guys step in. We got some seniors that want to prove themselves and we’re excited for the challenge.” said Head Rio Rancho Football Coach David Howes.
Taking Over For Easton Bruere
Steve Bailey (Pictured) a 6-foot-3, 165 pound senior will take over for Easton Bruere at Quarterback. Though he has some very big shoes to fill replacing a three-year starter, Rio Rancho Quarterbacks continue to thrive under Offensive Coordinator Carl Bruere. In-fact, Rio Rancho has had a quarterback throw for more than 2,500-yards in each of the last 4-seasons. Also, keep an eye Logan Bruere a 6-foot-4, 180 pound sophomore who is likely No. 2 on the depth chart as well as 6-foot-4, 190 pound Dakota Carrasco.
D-1 Prospect Grant Hermanns
6-foot-6, 255 pound Offensive Tackle Grant Hermanns (pictured right) has offers from Iowa State, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, San Diego State, Texas Tech, and Washington State. Speaking with Head Rio Rancho Football Coach David Howes he could not be any more high on his prized linemen. “You cannot get any better than Grant. First guy here and last one to leave. He’s a great leader and we’re really excited for what he’s going to do. He’s a great football player, but an even better person.” Hermanns is also hearing from Florida and Michigan as of late, we’ll keep you posted on his latest recruiting updates. Video Interview With Hermanns Here
New Offensive Names To Watch In 2015
If you add up the numbers, Rio Rancho will have to replace 5,785-yards of offense and more than 70 touchdowns. As mentioned Steve Bailey will take over at quarterback. Junior Josh Foley is slated to be the No. 1 running back. At 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds Foley won the 6A 110M hurdles this past spring and if you talk with anyone from Rio Rancho, they’ll tell you that Josh is likely the best football player out of the Foley brothers that have been through the program. Keep tabs on Brian Drake at the receiver position and watch for 240 pound Elijah Goodwin who could also see time at running back in short yardage situations.
New Defensive Names To Watch In 2015
Same story with the defensive side of the football: Rio Rancho graduated a ton of All-State caliber guys. Their incoming linebackers and secondary will not take much of a drop off. Trey Parnell is a 220 pound junior, Vincent Palmeri (Pictured) caught our eye today as another 200 pound linebacker that showed he is very technically sound. Patrick Chavez is a hybrid defensive linemen/linebacker that checks in at 220 pounds and also watch for Greg Hermanns at outside linebacker. Their linebackers really stood out today. In the secondary, the Rams return two starters. Santiago Salazar who had 45 tackles last year as a junior and Josh Foley who had 38 tackles as a sophomore. Throw in a Brian Drake, it’s a super athlete trio of defensive backs that will be very difficult to get behind.
Breaking It Down
When you’re not busy look up Rio Rancho’s 2014 season and you’ll realize just how special of a year it was. No matter the program, you cannot replace top end talent like they had. With that said, Rio Rancho returns their entire coaching staff, returns one of the best offensive linemen in the West, returns Josh Foley at running back who should have a breakout year, Returns 6-7 on defense that are going to be as good as anybody. Don’t write off Rio Rancho when making your preseason predictions, these guys are still going to be in the mix. The looming question mark I have is how will Quarterback Steven Bailey take on the role of leading the offense. He has zero varsity starts. Looking at their 2015 schedule I am circling that week 3 game against La Cueva and that week 4 game against Las Cruces. We’re going to learn a lot about this bunch during two pivotal back to back weeks.
2015 Football Schedule
Eldorado *Scrimmage
@ Valley
EP Americas
La Cueva
@ Las Cruces
Clovis
@ Atrisco
@ Santa Fe
Volcano Vista
@ Cibola
Open
Cleveland
2015 Returning Stat Leaders
Santiago Salazar - 2016 Defensive Back - 45 tackles, 2 ints
Josh Foley - 2017 Defensive Back - 38 tackles, 1 int
Grant Hermanns - 2016 Offensive/Defensive Linemen - 37 tackles
Vincent Palmeri - 2016 Linebacker - 30 tackles
Patrick Chavez - 2016 Linebacker - 25 tackles, 3.0 sacks
2014 Football Schedule
W - Valley 55-0
W - EP Americas 46-18
W - La Cueva 41-20
W - Las Cruces 30-22
W - Clovis 42-14
W - Atrisco 57-14
W - Santa Fe 63-7
W - Volcano Vista 42-0
W - Cibola 51-16
W - Cleveland 24-22
W - Las Cruces 41-23 *Quarterfinals
W - Eldorado 64-43 *Semifinals
W - Mayfield 33-31 *Title Game
2014 Stat Leaders
Easton Bruere - 2015 Quarterback - Threw for 4,567-yards and 49 touchdowns
Angelo Lujan - 2015 Running Back - Ran for 809-yards and 10 touchdowns
Brady Patterson - 2015 Receiver - Caught for 1,341-yards and 16 touchdowns
Anthony Nolan - 2015 Linebacker - 131 total tackles
Ikaika Waters - 2015 Linebacker - 108 total tackles
Adrian Linzy - 2015 Defensive Linemen - 11.0 sacks
Miguel Barreras - 2015 Defensive Back - 8 interceptions
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What to watch this weekend
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- New Mexico High School Football
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Team previews will pick up again on Monday June 22nd.
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- Thursday - Normal work today for me working on Combine, football, baseball, basketball rankings (so keep check on the front page of NMPreps.com (Might go check out the Cleveland/Manzano 7-On this afternoon)
- Friday - In Las Cruces for combine meetings and to cover the NMSU football camp
- Saturday - In Las Cruces to cover NMSU 7-On (maybe. If I get enough content on Friday, I'll return late that evening)
- Sunday -
at the Henderson's - Monday - Team Previews continue: Manzano, Eldorado, La Cueva, Sandia likely my next stops Have a great day! E-mail me with questions to nmpreps@yahoo.com or text me recruiting updates to 505.577.5953.
Team Preview: Cleveland Storm
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- New Mexico High School Football
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Cleveland Storm Overview
It’s obvious that this year’s Cleveland Storm team has giant potential. Of course saying it and doing it are two different things. Speaking with Head Coach Heath Ridenour on Tuesday, June 16th he knows just like everyone else that they have the horses to run the show, but they still haven’t won any games on their schedule. In-fact, Cleveland enters the 2015 season riding a two-game losing streak following an ugly 1st round playoff loss to district rival Cibola. I will say this: I strongly doubt there is a team in New Mexico that has better skill position players and linemen that this group. Their linemen remind me of Las Cruces’ 2012 team when the Dawgs had Rudy Guerra, Lane Cummings, Taylor Tisby, Jacob Banegas, and Oscar Guzman. This Cleveland Team has 3, maybe 4 D-1 prospects. Henry Hattis one of the best linemen in the west and Quarterback Gabe Ortega who was just offered by UNM. The other two are Marcus Williams a 6-foot-4 receiver and 6-foot-4 junior receiver Adam Cook.
Three Year Starter Gabe Ortega
Gabe Ortega shined throwing the football at last weekend’s New Mexico Lobo Football Camp and was offered by the Lobos shortly after. At 6-foot-2, and 190 pounds Ortega has tons of natural football instincts and is a proven gamer. His sophomore year he started all over the field returning kicks, catching passes, making plays on defense, even served as the field goal kicker. “He’s a good Christian man, does a good job in the classroom, and he’s a good football player. Ran a 4.5 at Kansas State a few weeks ago and has all the intangibles you want your quarterback to have. I think people are really starting to see in Gabe what we’ve known for a very long time,” said Cleveland Football Coach Heath Ridenour. Last year as a junior Ortega threw for 1,639-yards and 14 touchdowns and also ran for 729-yards and 7 touchdowns.
Offensive Skill Guys
Cleveland’s skill position players looked sharp today and three of their starters were not in attendance. Quarterback Gabe Ortega was at a Texas A&M Camp and Marcus Williams along with Adam Cook were at a Texas Tech Camp. Williams is a 6-foot-4, 200 pound receiver that caught for over 600-yards during his junior year and one that is getting attention from a few D-1 colleges. Cook started as a sophomore last year at Cleveland hauling in 507-yards and 3 touchdowns. Standing at 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, Cook is one of the state’s top Class of 2017 prospects that is likely Cleveland’s next D-1 guy. Taking over at running back for Jesse Neito (1,200-yards last year) will be Landry Hays (Pictured), a 6-foot-1, 185 pound running back. We could also see Niko Papadopoulos a junior prospect get some reps. Two receivers that stood out today were 6-foot-5, 175 pound Justice Jackson who caught everything thrown his way and Ryan Anderson who is a multi purpose player with good varsity experience.
Henry Hattis Is One of the Best in the West
6-foot-7, 265 pound Henry Hattis is one of the top offensive linemen in the West. He’s ranked no. 45 overall at the position in the Nation by Rivals.com and currently has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Missouri, New Mexico, New Mexico State, San Diego State, Texas Tech, UCLA, and Washington State. He’s visiting Stanford this weekend and also just returned from Oklahoma. Hattis is just massive and his athletic ceiling is sky high. I watched him throw a 30 pound medicine ball today nearly 25 feet in the air with ease, again, and again. “His maturity has really changed year over year. His ability to work in the weight room, knowing what’s important, to push himself on every lift, every drill, and when these college coaches come in to see him, they leave really impressed with that aspect,” said Ridenour in an earlier interview conducted back on May 21st, 2015. Watch interview with Henry Hattis Here
The Big Boys, likely the best in the State
“We are really proud of our linemen. they are really committed to the grind as they say, doing the right thing every single day. We are anchored by Nate Garcia our Center, left guard is Demtry Rodriguez a 300 pounder who has some nasty to him, big hang cleaner and big bench guy, at right guard is Santos Taylor at 6-foot-3, 285 pounds, at left tackle is 6-foot-7, 265 pound Henry Hattis, and at right tackle is Daimon Altamirano at 6-foot-4, 280 pounds, who is also our heavyweight wrestler here at Cleveland. The competition aspect for this group is big,” commented Ridenour on a seriously large group of offensive linemen.
Starting Offensive Linemen In the 1,000 Pound Club at Cleveland
Nate Garica - Center - 1,260, 300 pound hang clean
Demetry Rodriguez - Guard - 1,220, 315 pound hang clean
Santos Taylor - Guard - 1,195, 255 hang pound clean
Daimon Altamirano - Tackle - 1,085, 265 pound hang clean
Henry Hattis - Tackel - 1,135, 300 pound hang clean
New Defensive Names To Watch In 2015
Sean Davis (pictured) is one to watch at nose guard, he hang cleaned 365 pounds during Cleveland’s 2015 Night of Champions. Last year as a junior he had 54 total tackles. Cleveland returns 5 starters on defense, a lot of the secondary. Ryan Anderson had 41 tackles and 3 interceptions, Marcus Williams will go both ways, and even quarterback Gabe Ortega will see time on defense at the safety position. 6-foot-4, 180 pound Roope Henry and Landry Hays at 6-foot-1, 190 return at the outside linebacker position. Brendon Amsted at 205 pounds returns, Hayden Wilson, and watch for Demetry Rodriguez, Henry Hattis, Daimon Altamirano could also go both ways depending on game situation. Cleveland is also working in three new defensive backs this year: Sean Nieto, Darren Gonzales, and Desmond Gutierrez who is their lock down corner.
Breaking It Down
This is my 10th season covering New Mexico High School Football and sometimes I get it right picking the preseason No. 1 and sometimes I don’t. I’m very confident that this year’s Cleveland Storm team is at the top of the 6A list and I’ve only been to two programs so far, that is the impression I left Cleveland with. They have talent, great talent at pretty much every position and its going to be difficult for anyone in New Mexico to deal with their size up-front. Let’s circle that week 2 game against El Paso Del Valle and their week 3 game against a hard hitting Onate. If this team gets hot and stays healthy, it’s going to be hard to prevent this team from achieving the ultimate goal come December. These programs from the City of Rio Rancho are really setting themselves apart from the pack.
2015 Schedule
La Cueva *Scrimmage
@ Manzano
@ Del Valle
Onate
Clovis
@ Sandia
Eldorado
Open
Santa Fe
@ Volcano Vista
Cibola
@ Rio Rancho
2015 Returning Stat Leaders
Gabe Ortega - Class of 2016 Quarterback - Threw for 1,639-yards and 14 touchdowns, ran for 729-yards and 7 touchdowns
Marcus Williams - Class of 2016 Receiver - Caught for 639-yards and 9 touchdowns
Adam Cook - Class of 2017 Receiver - Caught for 507-yards and 3 touchdowns
Landry Hayes - Class of 2016 Linebacker - 62 total tackles
Sean Davis - Class of 2017 Defensive Linemen - 54 total tackles
Roope Henry - Class of 2016 Linebacker - 41 total tackles
Ryan Anderson - Class of 2016 Defensive Back - 41 total tackles, 3 interceptions
Marcus Williams - Class of 2016 Defensive Back - 39 total tackles, 2 interceptions
Brian Amsted - Class of 2017 Defensive Linemen - 3.0 sacks
2014 Schedule
W - Manzano 40-21
L - Del Valle 27-7
W - Onate 35-24
W - Clovis 35-24
W - Sandia 31-7
L - Eldorado 57-56
W - Santa Fe 47-0
W - Volcano Vista 38-0
W - Cibola 43-7
L - Rio Rancho 24-22
L - Cibola 42-28 *6A first round playoffs
2014 Stat Leaders
Jesse Nieto - Class of 2015 Running Back - Ran for 1,17-2yards and 19 touchdowns
Matt Romo - Class of 2015 Linebacker - 72 total tackles
Angel Castillo - Class of 2015 Linebacker - 54 total tackles
Matthew Cook - Class of 2015 Defensive Linemen - 49 total tackles
Cleveland Storm Overview
It’s obvious that this year’s Cleveland Storm team has giant potential. Of course saying it and doing it are two different things. Speaking with Head Coach Heath Ridenour on Tuesday, June 16th he knows just like everyone else that they have the horses to run the show, but they still haven’t won any games on their schedule. In-fact, Cleveland enters the 2015 season riding a two-game losing streak following an ugly 1st round playoff loss to district rival Cibola. I will say this: I strongly doubt there is a team in New Mexico that has better skill position players and linemen that this group. Their linemen remind me of Las Cruces’ 2012 team when the Dawgs had Rudy Guerra, Lane Cummings, Taylor Tisby, Jacob Banegas, and Oscar Guzman. This Cleveland Team has 3, maybe 4 D-1 prospects. Henry Hattis one of the best linemen in the west and Quarterback Gabe Ortega who was just offered by UNM. The other two are Marcus Williams a 6-foot-4 receiver and 6-foot-4 junior receiver Adam Cook.
Three Year Starter Gabe Ortega
Gabe Ortega shined throwing the football at last weekend’s New Mexico Lobo Football Camp and was offered by the Lobos shortly after. At 6-foot-2, and 190 pounds Ortega has tons of natural football instincts and is a proven gamer. His sophomore year he started all over the field returning kicks, catching passes, making plays on defense, even served as the field goal kicker. “He’s a good Christian man, does a good job in the classroom, and he’s a good football player. Ran a 4.5 at Kansas State a few weeks ago and has all the intangibles you want your quarterback to have. I think people are really starting to see in Gabe what we’ve known for a very long time,” said Cleveland Football Coach Heath Ridenour. Last year as a junior Ortega threw for 1,639-yards and 14 touchdowns and also ran for 729-yards and 7 touchdowns.
Offensive Skill Guys
Cleveland’s skill position players looked sharp today and three of their starters were not in attendance. Quarterback Gabe Ortega was at a Texas A&M Camp and Marcus Williams along with Adam Cook were at a Texas Tech Camp. Williams is a 6-foot-4, 200 pound receiver that caught for over 600-yards during his junior year and one that is getting attention from a few D-1 colleges. Cook started as a sophomore last year at Cleveland hauling in 507-yards and 3 touchdowns. Standing at 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, Cook is one of the state’s top Class of 2017 prospects that is likely Cleveland’s next D-1 guy. Taking over at running back for Jesse Neito (1,200-yards last year) will be Landry Hays (Pictured), a 6-foot-1, 185 pound running back. We could also see Niko Papadopoulos a junior prospect get some reps. Two receivers that stood out today were 6-foot-5, 175 pound Justice Jackson who caught everything thrown his way and Ryan Anderson who is a multi purpose player with good varsity experience.
Henry Hattis Is One of the Best in the West
6-foot-7, 265 pound Henry Hattis is one of the top offensive linemen in the West. He’s ranked no. 45 overall at the position in the Nation by Rivals.com and currently has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Missouri, New Mexico, New Mexico State, San Diego State, Texas Tech, UCLA, and Washington State. He’s visiting Stanford this weekend and also just returned from Oklahoma. Hattis is just massive and his athletic ceiling is sky high. I watched him throw a 30 pound medicine ball today nearly 25 feet in the air with ease, again, and again. “His maturity has really changed year over year. His ability to work in the weight room, knowing what’s important, to push himself on every lift, every drill, and when these college coaches come in to see him, they leave really impressed with that aspect,” said Ridenour in an earlier interview conducted back on May 21st, 2015. Watch interview with Henry Hattis Here
The Big Boys, likely the best in the State
“We are really proud of our linemen. they are really committed to the grind as they say, doing the right thing every single day. We are anchored by Nate Garcia our Center, left guard is Demtry Rodriguez a 300 pounder who has some nasty to him, big hang cleaner and big bench guy, at right guard is Santos Taylor at 6-foot-3, 285 pounds, at left tackle is 6-foot-7, 265 pound Henry Hattis, and at right tackle is Daimon Altamirano at 6-foot-4, 280 pounds, who is also our heavyweight wrestler here at Cleveland. The competition aspect for this group is big,” commented Ridenour on a seriously large group of offensive linemen.
Starting Offensive Linemen In the 1,000 Pound Club at Cleveland
Nate Garica - Center - 1,260, 300 pound hang clean
Demetry Rodriguez - Guard - 1,220, 315 pound hang clean
Santos Taylor - Guard - 1,195, 255 hang pound clean
Daimon Altamirano - Tackle - 1,085, 265 pound hang clean
Henry Hattis - Tackel - 1,135, 300 pound hang clean
New Defensive Names To Watch In 2015
Sean Davis (pictured) is one to watch at nose guard, he hang cleaned 365 pounds during Cleveland’s 2015 Night of Champions. Last year as a junior he had 54 total tackles. Cleveland returns 5 starters on defense, a lot of the secondary. Ryan Anderson had 41 tackles and 3 interceptions, Marcus Williams will go both ways, and even quarterback Gabe Ortega will see time on defense at the safety position. 6-foot-4, 180 pound Roope Henry and Landry Hays at 6-foot-1, 190 return at the outside linebacker position. Brendon Amsted at 205 pounds returns, Hayden Wilson, and watch for Demetry Rodriguez, Henry Hattis, Daimon Altamirano could also go both ways depending on game situation. Cleveland is also working in three new defensive backs this year: Sean Nieto, Darren Gonzales, and Desmond Gutierrez who is their lock down corner.
Breaking It Down
This is my 10th season covering New Mexico High School Football and sometimes I get it right picking the preseason No. 1 and sometimes I don’t. I’m very confident that this year’s Cleveland Storm team is at the top of the 6A list and I’ve only been to two programs so far, that is the impression I left Cleveland with. They have talent, great talent at pretty much every position and its going to be difficult for anyone in New Mexico to deal with their size up-front. Let’s circle that week 2 game against El Paso Del Valle and their week 3 game against a hard hitting Onate. If this team gets hot and stays healthy, it’s going to be hard to prevent this team from achieving the ultimate goal come December. These programs from the City of Rio Rancho are really setting themselves apart from the pack.
2015 Schedule
La Cueva *Scrimmage
@ Manzano
@ Del Valle
Onate
Clovis
@ Sandia
Eldorado
Open
Santa Fe
@ Volcano Vista
Cibola
@ Rio Rancho
2015 Returning Stat Leaders
Gabe Ortega - Class of 2016 Quarterback - Threw for 1,639-yards and 14 touchdowns, ran for 729-yards and 7 touchdowns
Marcus Williams - Class of 2016 Receiver - Caught for 639-yards and 9 touchdowns
Adam Cook - Class of 2017 Receiver - Caught for 507-yards and 3 touchdowns
Landry Hayes - Class of 2016 Linebacker - 62 total tackles
Sean Davis - Class of 2017 Defensive Linemen - 54 total tackles
Roope Henry - Class of 2016 Linebacker - 41 total tackles
Ryan Anderson - Class of 2016 Defensive Back - 41 total tackles, 3 interceptions
Marcus Williams - Class of 2016 Defensive Back - 39 total tackles, 2 interceptions
Brian Amsted - Class of 2017 Defensive Linemen - 3.0 sacks
2014 Schedule
W - Manzano 40-21
L - Del Valle 27-7
W - Onate 35-24
W - Clovis 35-24
W - Sandia 31-7
L - Eldorado 57-56
W - Santa Fe 47-0
W - Volcano Vista 38-0
W - Cibola 43-7
L - Rio Rancho 24-22
L - Cibola 42-28 *6A first round playoffs
2014 Stat Leaders
Jesse Nieto - Class of 2015 Running Back - Ran for 1,17-2yards and 19 touchdowns
Matt Romo - Class of 2015 Linebacker - 72 total tackles
Angel Castillo - Class of 2015 Linebacker - 54 total tackles
Matthew Cook - Class of 2015 Defensive Linemen - 49 total tackles
Recruiting News New Mexico Lobos offer 2018 prospect
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- New Mexico High School Football
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The New Mexico Lobos have offered Manzano Running Back Jordan Byrd. Bryd won the Class 6A 100M dash this past spring running an 11.0 flat. His best time this last year was a 10.6 I believe. New Mexico is recruiting Bryd as a receiver/running back. Bryd will be a sophomore at Manzano (Class of 2018) this coming year. It's been a while since the Lobos have offered a sophomore.
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Recruiting News Cleveland Quarterback lands offer
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Gabe Ortega gets offer from UNM today. More to follow.
Hendo's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (Coaching Changes for 2015)
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Henderson’s 10 thoughts from the weekend
Hendo’s Top 10
1. New Head Football Coaches In 2015
Gary Bradley - New Coach at Carlsbad
Feature Story: Carlsbad has hired their new head football coach to replace Ron Arrington. The hire comes from the Northwest corner of the State of New Mexico hiring Gary Bradley. Bradley the son of Jim Bradley Sr. (legendary former Mayfield Coach) has been the Head Coach at Farmington since the 2008 season.
Bradley took over during the 2008 season and posted a career record of 54-31 over the last 7 seasons including one 4A state championship during the 2013 season.
"In coaching, you develop strong relationships as part of the business. When my wife and I moved to Farmington from Las Cruces in 2008 it was very tough leaving family and now with us leaving Farmington to Carlsbad it's tough again to leave life long friends we've made.
We did not come to Farmington to use it as a stepping stone, we came here to live. Our family is 100% in this next phase and we're diving right into this new challenge," Said Bradley.
Bradley at Farmington
2014 7-6
2013 12-1 *4A State Champs
2012 7-5
2011 10-3
2010 9-3
2009 7-5
2008 2-8
Challenges ahead in Carlsbad?
The Carlsbad Cavemen went 2-8 during the 2014 season and just 6-5 during the 2013 season. The Cavemen have not been to a state football title game since 2000 (under Kirk Potter) and have not won a state football championship since 1962 under Ralph Bowyer.
"I've always had my eye on Carlsbad. It's a one-horse town, a small town and I've always liked Carlsbad form the Lake, River, and I love the fact that on Friday Night they close it down for Football. It's a sports town with a lot of athletes, great facilities, and great community support,"
The Cavemen return Jonah Leyva who saw playing time at quarterback as just a sophomore, but graduate big time names like Travis Kessler, Kaleb Stevens, Trevin Ramirez, and Elijah McCoy.
It will also be interesting to see if Bradley moves to Cavemen from a spread set to a option style offense which he ran as both the offensive coordinator while at Mayfield and as the Head Coach at Farmington.
The last time Carlsbad won the District was in 2010 going 2-0.
Mark it down
As mentioned Gary is the son of Jim Bradley Sr. and the brother to current Head Mayfield Football Coach Michael Bradley. "I talked to my brother Michael and he's excited for me. We play each other in week 3 along with a loaded schedule."
Additional New Coaches In 2015
Ken Stevens - New Coach at Eunice
The skinny: Ken Stevens has served as a long time assistant at Carlsbad. He takes over at Eunice replacing Caleb Aldrige who went 7-5 last year losing to Clayton in the 3A semifinals.
Collin Justiss - New Coach at Valencia
The skinny: Justiss went 23-2 over the last two-years as Clayton’s head coach, taking the Yellowjackets to back to back state championships. Justiss takes over for Kevin Jolley who finished 6-5 last year losing to Piedra Vista 44-21 in the first round of the 5A playoffs.
Jeff Dalton - New Coach at Farmington
The Skinny: Dalton served as the defensive coordinator at Farmington over the last few seasons. He takes over in Farmington replacing Gary Bradley. The Scorpions have reached the playoffs every year since 2009.
John Cabos - New Coach at Bernalillo
The Skinny: Cabos takes over for Trent Spencer. Bernalillo is just 5-15 over the last two-years.
Kevin Graham - New Coach at Dexter
The Skinny: Graham leaves his coaching position at Kirtland to take over for Frank Sandoval. Last year Dexter went 8-4. Graham went 5-6 last year at Kirtland losing to St. Michael’s 20-12 in the 4A playoffs.
Sam Mascarenas - New HC at Rio Grande
The Skinny: Sam Mascarenas is Rio Grande’s third coach since the 2009 season. The Ravens have not reached the playoffs since the 2006 season. Last year under Pat Quillen the Ravens went 1-9.
Mark Lopez - New Coach at Loving
The Skinny: Lopez takes over for Doug Santo who went 2-7 in 2014. The Falcons had to forfeit their 2013 season because of lack of players.
Dustin Tippit - New Coach at Clayton
The Skinny: Tippit has been an assistant under Justiss for two-seasons and will take over a program that has been straight rolling over the last two-years. The Yellowjackets are 23-2 over the past two seasons reaching the 3A state title game in 2014 and in 2013.
Ron Gallegos - New Coach at McCurdy
The Skinny: Taking over for Jorge Oropeza is Ron Gallegos. Galleogs is the third coach since 2012. The Bobcats went 2-8 in 2014.
Joshua Olsen - New Coach at Gallup
The Skinny: Gallup has won a total of 5 games in the last three years. Last year they went 0-10.
2. NMPreps.com Recruiting War Room Updates
Two prospects we have new updates on from this past weekend. 6-foot-2, 190 pound Quarterback Gabe Ortega at Cleveland was offered by the New Mexico Lobos over the weekend. His testing numbers read: 4.51 40-time and recorded a 33 inch vertical jump. Last year as a junior Ortega threw for 1,639-yards and 14 touchdowns. He also rushed for 729-yards and 7 touchdowns with 3 100-yard games. Ortega has the athleticism to play all over the field, but we are told the Lobos are recruiting him as a quarterback.
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Isaiah Martinez is a 6-foot-2, 182 pound safety that has been offered by Adams State and Western Colorado. Martinez missed last year with an injury, but contributed on varsity as a sophomore where he was named All-Metro.
Read the full Recruiting War Room Thread Here
3. Lobo Camp Champs basketball and football
Football 7-on Tournament Champs: Cleveland beat St. Pius X
Basketball Tournament Champs: Hope beat Rio Rancho
4. All-Star baseball games
The 6A/5A All-Star three game series took place in Las Cruces over the weekend. Game three of the series ended in dramatic fashion: With the North up 10-7 in the bottom of the 7th, Onate’s Mike Salcedo hit a walk off grand slam to end it. South won game one 13-11, North won game two 9-2, and the South won game three 11-10.
The 3A/2A All-Star game also took place over the weekend in Bayard, New Mexico at Cobre High School. The South won game one 11-6, North won 11-7 off a walk off grand slam, we are still looking for the game three score.
5. NBA Finals - Golden State Leads 3-2
My goodness did Steph Curry hit some money shots in the 4th quarter. Curry finished the game 13-23 from the field and 7-13 from beyond the arch finishing with 37 points to lead Gold State past Cleveland 104-91. Golden State takes a 3-2 series lead over Cleveland, Game 6 is Tuesday tonight. Lebron James led the way for Cleveland finishing with 40 points (15-34), 14 records, 11 assists, in 44 minutes.
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6. Youtube Videos of the Week
Barehanded baseball line drive catch ( ORIGINAL )
Some dude made a killer barehanded grab. Could you catch this?
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This catch by John Coffey is actually more impressive than the baseball grab. Haha
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This is a video of a new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The take off is nearly vertical. Crazy!!!
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RIP Dusty Rhodes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9py4aMK3aIU
7. Tweets of interest
Dallas shooting
https://twitter.com/madwho12/status/609600209954324480
Alex Bregman
https://twitter.com/nmpreps/status/608055666184495104
8. Watched Jurrasic World
Review: Fun for all ages. Good mix of ok dialogue with some awesome dinosaur scenes. Best Jurassic movie since the first one way back when.
Grading
Story line: B+
Screen Play: B+
Effects/Visuals: A+
True story: Took our two-year daughter and 6-year old son (I was very nervous about the two-year old throwing her milk down 5-rows of seats, crying, etc.) but she did fantastic to my surprise. Also she was crying at the end of the movie because it ended.
I also watched San Andreas recently as well. It’s rare that I see two movies in theaters, but I enjoyed the Rock’s performance. It was mindless fun. Haha.
9. Music
Recently bought Zac Brown’s latest album: Jekyll & Hyde. Very good album. Just read that Zach Brown is coming to Albuquerque on 10/7/2015. Also I bought: Jim Croce’s “the hits”, the best of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and an Elvis Live concert. Also, was turned on to Amos Lee who I have been listening to.
10. 60/70’s party/Pool Party
I am pretty conservative person. However, when my wife asks me to do things like attend her social club’s 70’s party I’ll take the path of least resistance. Anyways, we attend a 60’s/70’s party (See pic) and it was in great fun, pretty funky, and our group won best dressed. Sunday concluded with a pool party for my son’s end of the year baseball awards banquet. This was our first year doing a team sport, and I’ve really enjoyed watching my son being coached. It’s an important part of sports, life, and the camaraderie the kids on the team build has been pleasing. As a father, at least for me sometimes its difficult to try new things with a family, but usually those experience are the ones that we remember.
Football Coverage
My High School Football Summer Tour kicks off this week. I’m starting at Rio Rancho with the 6A State Champs, then will head to Cleveland High School.
Remember to sign up for the NMPreps.com Elite Combine. https://nmpreps.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1752804 Early registration ends June 21st
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Henderson’s 10 thoughts from the weekend
Hendo’s Top 10
1. New Head Football Coaches In 2015
Gary Bradley - New Coach at Carlsbad
Feature Story: Carlsbad has hired their new head football coach to replace Ron Arrington. The hire comes from the Northwest corner of the State of New Mexico hiring Gary Bradley. Bradley the son of Jim Bradley Sr. (legendary former Mayfield Coach) has been the Head Coach at Farmington since the 2008 season.
Bradley took over during the 2008 season and posted a career record of 54-31 over the last 7 seasons including one 4A state championship during the 2013 season.
"In coaching, you develop strong relationships as part of the business. When my wife and I moved to Farmington from Las Cruces in 2008 it was very tough leaving family and now with us leaving Farmington to Carlsbad it's tough again to leave life long friends we've made.
We did not come to Farmington to use it as a stepping stone, we came here to live. Our family is 100% in this next phase and we're diving right into this new challenge," Said Bradley.
Bradley at Farmington
2014 7-6
2013 12-1 *4A State Champs
2012 7-5
2011 10-3
2010 9-3
2009 7-5
2008 2-8
Challenges ahead in Carlsbad?
The Carlsbad Cavemen went 2-8 during the 2014 season and just 6-5 during the 2013 season. The Cavemen have not been to a state football title game since 2000 (under Kirk Potter) and have not won a state football championship since 1962 under Ralph Bowyer.
"I've always had my eye on Carlsbad. It's a one-horse town, a small town and I've always liked Carlsbad form the Lake, River, and I love the fact that on Friday Night they close it down for Football. It's a sports town with a lot of athletes, great facilities, and great community support,"
The Cavemen return Jonah Leyva who saw playing time at quarterback as just a sophomore, but graduate big time names like Travis Kessler, Kaleb Stevens, Trevin Ramirez, and Elijah McCoy.
It will also be interesting to see if Bradley moves to Cavemen from a spread set to a option style offense which he ran as both the offensive coordinator while at Mayfield and as the Head Coach at Farmington.
The last time Carlsbad won the District was in 2010 going 2-0.
Mark it down
As mentioned Gary is the son of Jim Bradley Sr. and the brother to current Head Mayfield Football Coach Michael Bradley. "I talked to my brother Michael and he's excited for me. We play each other in week 3 along with a loaded schedule."
Additional New Coaches In 2015
Ken Stevens - New Coach at Eunice
The skinny: Ken Stevens has served as a long time assistant at Carlsbad. He takes over at Eunice replacing Caleb Aldrige who went 7-5 last year losing to Clayton in the 3A semifinals.
Collin Justiss - New Coach at Valencia
The skinny: Justiss went 23-2 over the last two-years as Clayton’s head coach, taking the Yellowjackets to back to back state championships. Justiss takes over for Kevin Jolley who finished 6-5 last year losing to Piedra Vista 44-21 in the first round of the 5A playoffs.
Jeff Dalton - New Coach at Farmington
The Skinny: Dalton served as the defensive coordinator at Farmington over the last few seasons. He takes over in Farmington replacing Gary Bradley. The Scorpions have reached the playoffs every year since 2009.
John Cabos - New Coach at Bernalillo
The Skinny: Cabos takes over for Trent Spencer. Bernalillo is just 5-15 over the last two-years.
Kevin Graham - New Coach at Dexter
The Skinny: Graham leaves his coaching position at Kirtland to take over for Frank Sandoval. Last year Dexter went 8-4. Graham went 5-6 last year at Kirtland losing to St. Michael’s 20-12 in the 4A playoffs.
Sam Mascarenas - New HC at Rio Grande
The Skinny: Sam Mascarenas is Rio Grande’s third coach since the 2009 season. The Ravens have not reached the playoffs since the 2006 season. Last year under Pat Quillen the Ravens went 1-9.
Mark Lopez - New Coach at Loving
The Skinny: Lopez takes over for Doug Santo who went 2-7 in 2014. The Falcons had to forfeit their 2013 season because of lack of players.
Dustin Tippit - New Coach at Clayton
The Skinny: Tippit has been an assistant under Justiss for two-seasons and will take over a program that has been straight rolling over the last two-years. The Yellowjackets are 23-2 over the past two seasons reaching the 3A state title game in 2014 and in 2013.
Ron Gallegos - New Coach at McCurdy
The Skinny: Taking over for Jorge Oropeza is Ron Gallegos. Galleogs is the third coach since 2012. The Bobcats went 2-8 in 2014.
Joshua Olsen - New Coach at Gallup
The Skinny: Gallup has won a total of 5 games in the last three years. Last year they went 0-10.
2. NMPreps.com Recruiting War Room Updates
Two prospects we have new updates on from this past weekend. 6-foot-2, 190 pound Quarterback Gabe Ortega at Cleveland was offered by the New Mexico Lobos over the weekend. His testing numbers read: 4.51 40-time and recorded a 33 inch vertical jump. Last year as a junior Ortega threw for 1,639-yards and 14 touchdowns. He also rushed for 729-yards and 7 touchdowns with 3 100-yard games. Ortega has the athleticism to play all over the field, but we are told the Lobos are recruiting him as a quarterback.
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Isaiah Martinez is a 6-foot-2, 182 pound safety that has been offered by Adams State and Western Colorado. Martinez missed last year with an injury, but contributed on varsity as a sophomore where he was named All-Metro.
Read the full Recruiting War Room Thread Here
3. Lobo Camp Champs basketball and football
Football 7-on Tournament Champs: Cleveland beat St. Pius X
Basketball Tournament Champs: Hope beat Rio Rancho
4. All-Star baseball games
The 6A/5A All-Star three game series took place in Las Cruces over the weekend. Game three of the series ended in dramatic fashion: With the North up 10-7 in the bottom of the 7th, Onate’s Mike Salcedo hit a walk off grand slam to end it. South won game one 13-11, North won game two 9-2, and the South won game three 11-10.
The 3A/2A All-Star game also took place over the weekend in Bayard, New Mexico at Cobre High School. The South won game one 11-6, North won 11-7 off a walk off grand slam, we are still looking for the game three score.
5. NBA Finals - Golden State Leads 3-2
My goodness did Steph Curry hit some money shots in the 4th quarter. Curry finished the game 13-23 from the field and 7-13 from beyond the arch finishing with 37 points to lead Gold State past Cleveland 104-91. Golden State takes a 3-2 series lead over Cleveland, Game 6 is Tuesday tonight. Lebron James led the way for Cleveland finishing with 40 points (15-34), 14 records, 11 assists, in 44 minutes.
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6. Youtube Videos of the Week
Barehanded baseball line drive catch ( ORIGINAL )
Some dude made a killer barehanded grab. Could you catch this?
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This catch by John Coffey is actually more impressive than the baseball grab. Haha
Login to view embedded media
This is a video of a new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The take off is nearly vertical. Crazy!!!
Login to view embedded media
RIP Dusty Rhodes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9py4aMK3aIU
7. Tweets of interest
Dallas shooting
https://twitter.com/madwho12/status/609600209954324480
Alex Bregman
https://twitter.com/nmpreps/status/608055666184495104
8. Watched Jurrasic World
Review: Fun for all ages. Good mix of ok dialogue with some awesome dinosaur scenes. Best Jurassic movie since the first one way back when.
Grading
Story line: B+
Screen Play: B+
Effects/Visuals: A+
True story: Took our two-year daughter and 6-year old son (I was very nervous about the two-year old throwing her milk down 5-rows of seats, crying, etc.) but she did fantastic to my surprise. Also she was crying at the end of the movie because it ended.
I also watched San Andreas recently as well. It’s rare that I see two movies in theaters, but I enjoyed the Rock’s performance. It was mindless fun. Haha.
9. Music
Recently bought Zac Brown’s latest album: Jekyll & Hyde. Very good album. Just read that Zach Brown is coming to Albuquerque on 10/7/2015. Also I bought: Jim Croce’s “the hits”, the best of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and an Elvis Live concert. Also, was turned on to Amos Lee who I have been listening to.
10. 60/70’s party/Pool Party
I am pretty conservative person. However, when my wife asks me to do things like attend her social club’s 70’s party I’ll take the path of least resistance. Anyways, we attend a 60’s/70’s party (See pic) and it was in great fun, pretty funky, and our group won best dressed. Sunday concluded with a pool party for my son’s end of the year baseball awards banquet. This was our first year doing a team sport, and I’ve really enjoyed watching my son being coached. It’s an important part of sports, life, and the camaraderie the kids on the team build has been pleasing. As a father, at least for me sometimes its difficult to try new things with a family, but usually those experience are the ones that we remember.
Football Coverage
My High School Football Summer Tour kicks off this week. I’m starting at Rio Rancho with the 6A State Champs, then will head to Cleveland High School.
Remember to sign up for the NMPreps.com Elite Combine. https://nmpreps.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1752804 Early registration ends June 21st
https://twitter.com/nmpreps/status/608677800883556352
Basketball Coverage
Top 60 player rankings will continue
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Top 100 baseball rankings will continue