Clayton is looking to fill two open dates. Week 5 (Friday Sept. 25 or Sat the 26). And Week 6 (Friday Oct. 2 or Sat. Oct. 3) We could also switch dates with another team during those weeks if a team needs Week 7 (Friday Oct. 9 or Sat Oct. 10). One of the two open dates needs to be home and we can do one open date away.

Please contact me at collin.justiss@claytonschools.us if interested

This post was edited on 12/10 5:05 PM by Coach_Justiss

What teams are going to the Las Cruces Invitational this weekend?

Post Your Final Football Rankings Here

Girls Basketball Spotlight

Taylor Morrow of NMPreps.com recaps the third week of prep basketball action in the state of New Mexico.

6A Player of the Week
Alexa Romano (La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM), senior guard

The Stanford commit dominated Volcano Vista (Albuquerque, NM) earlier in the week. Romano poured in 29 points in that contest. She has been influential during the Bears 4-1 start.


6A Team of the Week
Cibola (Albuquerque, NM), 3-0

Cibola easily defeated Highland (Albuquerque, NM) on Tuesday. Cobryn Cunningham scored a team-high 19 points in that game. On Saturday, the Cougars earned a key victory over no. 2 La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM).


5A Player of the Week
Alexis Lovato (Espanola Valley), junior post

Lovato capped off a terrific week with a 25-point, 19-rebound performance in the championship game of SFIS Lady Braves Classic over the host team. She scored 19 points in the semis over Piedra Vista (Farmington, NM). Earlier in the week she scored 15 points against 4A Taos.


5A Team of the Week
Espanola Valley, 4-0

The Sundevils improved to 4-0 under head coach Cindy Roybal, who is in her first season at Espanola Valley after previously running the show at Santa Fe Indian School. Espanola beat 4A Taos on Tuesday, then won Santa Fe Indian School's tournament (wins over Piedra Vista (Farmington, NM) and SFIS).

4A Player of the Week

Brielle Milford (Hope Christian (Albuquerque, NM), 6-0 sophomore

Milford scored 20 points in Hope's easy win over 6A Rio Grande (Albuquerque, NM). Hope suprisingly lost to 6A Albuquerque High on Saturday, but will likely remain a top tier team in 4A behind the play of Milford and company.


4A Team of the Week
Kirtland Central, 3-1

Kirtland Central beat 6A Clevaland and 5A Grants this week to earn this honor in the 4A classification. The Broncos only loss on the season is to an Arizona team, keeping them undefeated against New Mexico teams for the time being.


1A-3A (Small Schools) Player of the Week
Caley Barnard (Melrose), 5-11 senior guard

Barnard dropped in a game-high 22 points in Melrose's championship win over 1A Elida. She scored 23 points in the semis against Clovis' JV squad.

1A-3A (Small Schools) Team of the Week
Melrose, 2A, 3-0

Melrose beat a very good Elida team in the championship game of their own tournament. With wins over 1A Elida, Clovis' JV, and 3A Tucumcari, the Rattlers are NMPreps.com small school's team of the week.




This post was edited on 12/8 12:22 AM by TaylorMorrow

When
December 13th and 14th

Where
6700 Edith NE Albuquerque, NM 87113 (ABA)

To register goto www.ababaseball.com

-Goto "Camps and clinics"
-make payment on line or at the Albuquerque Baseball academy

Cost: Sessions #1, #2, #4 - $125


Session #3 - $100
****each session is separate****

ages: 13-18

Session #1
Saturday 13th

8am-9am recruiting speech

9am-1pm
hitting camp


Session #2
SATURDAY 13th

1:30pm - 5pm
pitching camp


Session #3
SATURDAY 13th

2pm - 5pm
Catching camp


Session #4
Sunday 14th

8am-9am recruiting speech

9am-1pm
hitting camp


This post was edited on 11/20 9:53 AM by Kyle H

This post was edited on 12/9 9:27 AM by Kyle H

Estancia needs a game against a AA, AAA, or AAAA varsity either week 1 8/28 or week 6 10/2.

We are looking for a home and home and are looking to travel in year one (2015)

Please contact me at 505-514-2484 or coachb58@hotmail.com

Stewart Burnett - Estancia

GIRLS RANKINGS

6A
1. Clovis (0-0), prev. 1
2. La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM) (1-0), prev. 23. Cibola (Albuquerque, NM) (1-0), prev. 3
4. Volcano Vista (Albuquerque, NM) (1-0), prev. 4
5. Hobbs (1-0), prev. 5
6. Santa Fe High (1-0), prev. 7
7. Las Cruces High (3-1), prev. 6
8. Carlsbad (1-0), prev. 9
9. Mayfield (Las Cruces, NM) (1-1), prev. 8
10. Sandia (Albuquerque, NM) (1-1), prev. 10


5A
1. Los Lunas High (0-0), prev. 22. Gallup High (2-0), prev. 3
3. Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) (2-0), prev. 4
4. St. Pius X (Albuquerque, NM) (0-1), prev. 1
5. Roswell High (1-0), prev. 5

6. Lovington (1-0), prev. 6
7. Centennial (Las Cruces, NM) (4-0), prev. 7
8. Piedra Vista (Farmington, NM) (2-0), prev. 8
9. Belen (1-0), prev. 9
10. Los Alamos (2-0), prev. 10

4A
1. Portales (0-0), prev. 1
2. Hope Christian (Albuquerque, NM) (0-0), prev. 2
3. West Las Vegas (2-0), prev. 3
4. Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM) (3-1), prev. 5
5. Shiprock (0-1), prev. 4
6. St. Michael's (Santa Fe, NM) (0-1), prev. 7[/URL]
7. Santa Fe Indian School (0-0), prev. 9
8. Taos (2-0), prev. 10
9. Hatch Valley (0-1), prev. 8
10. Silver (0-2), prev. 6

3A
1. Tularosa (0-0), prev. 1
2. Texico (0-0), prev. 2
3. Clayton (1-0), prev. 5
4. Loving (2-0), prev. unranked
5. Navajo Prep (Farmington, NM) (0-1), prev. 4

Dropped: No. 3 Laguna Acoma

2A
1. Tatum (0-0), prev. 1
2. Mora (0-0), prev. 2
3. Logan (0-0), prev. 3
4. Melrose (0-0), prev. 5
5. Jemez Valley (Jemez Pueblo, NM) (1-0), prev. unranked

Dropped: No. 4 Dora

1A
1. Corona (4-0), prev. 3
2. Cimarron (2-0), prev. 4
3. Springer (0-0), prev. 5
4. Cliff (0-1), prev. 15. Floyd (0-1), prev. 2

NOTE: Rankings are for the week of 12/1/14-12/7/17. Monday games do not affect weekly rankings. Expanded playoff rankings will be posted during district play.
This post was edited on 12/2 11:19 AM by TaylorMorrow

POLL: Who Wins: Ruidoso or Estancia

What is on tap this week? Please post final scores here. Send in top performers to nmpreps@yahoo.com or text them to 505.577.5953.

Saturday Girls Scores
Albuquerque High 66, Hope Christian 55
Belen 46, Albuquerque Academy 32
Cibola 50, La Cueva 34
John Mall, Colo. 48, Raton 39
Mesa Vista 52, Center, Colo. 35
Miyamura 43, St. Pius 33
Rehoboth 74, Pine Hill 30
Roswell 42, Mayfield 37
San Jon 60, Lake Arthur 19
Springer 45, Custer County, Colo. 39
Coronado 61, Maxwell 28
Friday Night Girls Scores

Bloomfield 60, Crownpoint 25
Clovis 40, Canyon 39 - Danni Williams scored 18, Hyman scores 12
Del Norte 49, Highland 33
Dolores, Colo. 35, Mesa Vista 33
Espanola Valley 67, Piedra Vista 47
Farmington 75, Navajo Pine 60
Friona, Texas 60, Floyd 29
Gallup 77, Miyamura 38
Hatch Valley 36, Mountainair 19
Hobbs 65, Amarillo Palo Duro, Texas 38
Las Cruces 63, Alamogordo 46
Pecos 44, Fort Sumner 35
Sandia Prep 72, Atrisco Heritage 48
Santa Fe 53, EP Bel Air, Texas 47
Santa Fe Indian 57, Robertson 39
Shiprock 79, San Juan Blanding, Utah 28
Springer 50, Raton 34
Taos 43, Navajo Prep 41
Tularosa 60, Mora 21
Wingate 56, Dulce 45
Kirtland Central 45, Cleveland 30


Thursday Night Girls Scores
Hatch 37, Corona 31 - Daisy Varlea scored 13 and 15 rebounds
St. Pius X 64, Cleveland 49 - Natalie Zamora scored 40 points
Espanola 68, Navajo Prep 41
Farmington 64, San Juan UT 25
Gallup 84, Grants 43
Miyamura 53, Tohatchi 36

Robertson 56, Wingate 46
Piedra Vista 44, Taos 39
Tularosa 61, Pecos 35 - Kyanne Kowatch scored 22, Cassie Vickery scored 17
Winslow AZ 49, Kirtland 32

Tuesday Night Scores

Clovis 51, Amarillo Palo Duro 45 - Danni Williams scored 24, Hyman scored 12
Corona 46, Mountainair 32
Espanola Valley 59, Taos 53
Hope Christian 65, Rio Grande 21
Onate 46, Cleveland 40
Pecos 48, Mora 43
Penasco 45, Dulce 42
Rehoboth 55, Gallup 53
Roswell 51, Hobbs 41
Santa Fe 48, Aztec 27
Tularosa 60, Dexter 22 - Kyanne Kowatch scored 19 for Tularosa
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This post was edited on 12/7 11:18 AM by Kyle H

New Mexico State University

All Skills Camp



Saturday, December 6th

4pm-5pm: Introduction - "The NMSU Way"

5pm - 8pm: Hitting



Sunday, December 7th

9am - 10am: Infield Play

10am - 12pm: Pitching



Place: Albuquerque Baseball Academy



Cost: One Day $50

Two Days $80



***Camp is open to all ages 13 to Seniors in High School***



Go to ryanbrewer32@gmail.com

Who are they?

I'm betting he doesn't go past the Red Sox at # 7 overall...

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/prospects/watch/y2015/#list=draft

Girls
No. 2 La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM) (2-0) at No. 3 Cibola (Albuquerque, NM) (1-0); Saturday Dec. 6, 7pm
La Cueva's Alexa Romano and Alyssa Yocky will likely make this a difficult matchup for the Cougars. Will home court advantage affect the Bears? Can freshman standout Amaya Brown lift Cibola past La Cueva's dynamic scoring duo? This is certainly NMPreps.com Game of the Week.

No. 7 Las Cruces High (3-1) at Alamogordo (3-0); Friday Dec.5, 7pm
Alamogordo has jumped out to a 3-0 start after only winning eight games last season. Can they contain senior standout Alina Fassa and the Bulldawgs to keep their winning streak alive in this clash between 6A schools?
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No. 9 (in 6A) Mayfield (Las Cruces, NM) (2-1) at No. 5 (in 5A) Roswell High (1-0); Saturday Dec. 6, 2pm
Roswell High takes on Mayfield this weekend in a clash between two of the top teams in New Mexico's classifications, 5A and 6A. Roswell will look to Priscilla Lucero, Gali Sanchez, and Georgia Eldrige to lift the Coyotes past a Mayfield squad that is without 2014 graduate Daeshianna McCants.

No. 8 (in 4A) (3-2) Taos at No. 8 Piedra Vista (Farmington, NM) (2-0); Thursday Dec. 4, 7pm
5-11 Sara Olsen is one of the top players in 5A. Can she lift an undefeated Piedra Vista team past 4A Taos?

No. 9 Belen (2-0) at No. 10 Los Alamos (2-0); Thursday Dec. 4, 7pm
These two 5A schools clash tomorrow night in Los Alamos. Belen will look to Mariah Ford and Kaylyn Gomez to lead them past a Hilltoppers' team that posses one of the best backcourt combinations in 5A - Ashlynn Trujillo and Amber Logan.

No. 1 (in 1A) Corona (5-0) at No. 9 (in 4A) Hatch Valley (2-1); Thursday Dec. 4, 7pm
Can Corona hang with 4A Hatch Valley in this interesting matchup?

Game is being played Saturday at the Field of Dreams in Las Cruces, NM

Question: How Many Officials/Refs are in New Mexico for Wrestling?

Early Game Thoughts: Clayton vs. Estancia

LHP Joe Standley a 2016 has committed to NMSU. Good get for the Aggies!

By Taylor Morrow of NMPreps.com

Today we continue our 2014/2015 New Mexico High School Basketball Preview of the 5A Girls Scene. Who will make a run this year?



St. Pius X (Albuquerque, NM) was upset by 6-seed Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) in the 4A quarterfinals last year. The Sartans will look to bounce back as possibly the best team in 5A, as they return junior point guard Natalie Zamora. Zamora averaged a team-high 20 points per game last season. St. Pius X also returns junior Juliana Gurule and senior Emily Dieterichs.

Los Lunas will miss 6-2 Teige Zeller (18.8 ppg and 12.8 rpg last season), but return junior standout Jordan Holland (8.2 ppg), senior Elise Tapia, and junior Cera Chavez. The Tigers should return another team capable of making a deep state championship run. Meanwhile, fellow District X foe and cross-town rival Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) lose three seniors to graduation.

They reached the 4A semifinals last year and will be looking for another deep state tournament run come March.

Gallup returns 6-1 junior Ni'asia McIntosh on a team that reached the state semifinals last season. McIntosh is one of the top players in the 5A classification. Coach Kamau Turner's squad will also return Rachelle Blackout and Cheyenne Livingston.

Espanola Valley will greatly miss Ashlynn Trujillo (20 ppg), who is transferring to Los Alamos as her father takes over the head coaching position in Los Alamos. The Sundevils will still provide a strong District 2 team behind sophomore Alexis Lovato (13.1 ppg) along with juniors Kaitlyn Romero and Kayla Salazar.


Roswell fell to Santa Fe High in the 4A quarterfinals, but return all but four players from last year's team. Priscilla Lucero, Gali Sanchez, and 5-10 Georgia Eldridge will look to step things up this season. New 5A and District 4 member Lovington (24-5 last season) will look to make strides in their new classification. The Wildcats return senior Kylee Cunningham and junior Kenzie White, who will look to challenge Roswell for a District 4 title immediately.


District Outlook
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District 1 - Four Corners/Gallup Areas
Piedra Vista (Farmington, NM) lose seven seniors from last year's squad, but they return 5-11 standout Sara Olsen. They could very likely earn a top ten seed this year…Farmington High lose Amber Herbert, but they will return several key juniors that played substantial minutes as sophomores last season. …Miyamura (Gallup, NM) lose Preseligh Smiley (18.2 ppg), and will look to seniors Amber Antez and Amanda Paywa for leadership this season…Aztec only won five games last season, but return 5-10 sophomore Kamrynn Phelps and 5-9 senior Mikayla Paxton…


District 2 - Northern NM/Albuquerque Area
Los Alamos will miss McKenzie Logan and Kiana Zerr. The Hilltoppers return a strong team with junior Jordan Duran, senior Amber Logan, and junior Makaela Jones returning. The big splash comes in landing Espanola Valley transfer, Ashlynn Trujillo (20 ppg), who is the daughter of first-year coach Nestor Trujillo …Capital (Santa Fe, NM) graduated Selena Gonzales, and will look to sophomore Gabby Ortiz and senior Julie Gandara for leadership this season…Bernalillo went 9-19 last season. The Spartans their top two leading scorers from last season in Alleah Candelaria (14.4 ppg) and Rachel Darnell (12.9 ppg) …Del Norte (Albuquerque, NM) lose three seniors, but return several key players from last season's 15-12 season. The Knights will to 5-11 sophomore Alicia Arms and 5-10 senior Vanessa Sandoval to provide some size…


District 3 - Los Lunas Area/Southern NM
Belen just missed being .500 last season, and will return standouts Mariah Ford and Kaylyn Gomez. Look for them to compete for a top ten seed this season.Centennial (Las Cruces, NM) lose S Hernandez (10.3 ppg), but return solid sophomore R Meloy, who averaged 9.9 points per game during her freshman campaign. They also return Ana Jaquez and Talia Jimenez. Last season's 10-seed will look to compete for a District 3 title and earn another playoff berth…Santa Theresa lose leading scorer C Herrick (10.5 ppg), but will return seniors Ashley Lake and Brittany Gonzales…Chaparral only won five games last season and lose leading scorers Daisy Ybarra (13.2 ppg) and Marilyn Monroy (11.5 ppg)…


District 4 - Eastern NM
Artesia lose three key players in Anna Gonzales (10.7 ppg), Alexis Aguirre (10.5 ppg), and Madison Willingham (10.2 ppg). The Bulldogs will look to senior Madison Houghtaling to lead the way this season…Goddard (Roswell, NM) was extremely young last season, as they only had two seniors on the roster. …


District 5 - Albuquerque Area/Grants
Albuquerque Academy had a rough 2013-14 season. They return junior Arynn Gallegos and 6-0 sophomore Sophie Long …Moriarty only lost one senior and returns several young players…Grants will miss Jami Stverak (10.2 ppg) and Brianna Fank (8.5 ppg. They will look to junior H Hall and sophomore Destiny Chavez along with seniors Shaundeen Cata and Eileen Kugler for scoring this season…

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With NM high school football stretching in to December, does it interfere with a wrestling teams ability to prep for the upcoming season?

6A Girls[/B]
No. 2 La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM) beat Valley (Albuquerque, NM) (0-1), 53-48. The Bears were led by Alyssa Yocky (22 points) and Alexa Romano (21 points).

No. 3 Cibola beat no. 6 Las Cruces High, 44-33. Freshman Amaya Brown scored a team-high 16 points in her first game. Las Cruces High (3-1) then beat Eldorado (Albuquerque, NM) (0-1) with a final score of 67-41.

No. 4 Volcano Vista (Albuquerque, NM) easily beat no. 10 Sandia, 68-33. Raven Herrera scored a team-high 19 points, while Deezha Battle chipped in 17 points. Sandia (1-1) then defeated Atrisco Heritage Academy (Albuquerque, NM) (0-1), 53-38. Alyssa Provencio led the Matadors with 17 points.

No. 7 Santa Fe High (2-0) easily handled Rio Grande (Albuquerque, NM) (0-1), 61-15.

No. 8 Mayfield (Las Cruces, NM) lost 58-47 to El Paso's Coronado.

Alamogordo (3-0) beat Gadsden (2-4), 48-37.

Cleveland (Rio Rancho, NM) beat Highland (Albuquerque, NM) on Tuesday, 49-31. It was each teams' season opener. Jade Hill led the Storm with 14 points.

Albuquerque High (1-0) defeated Rio Rancho High by 13 points on Tuesday. Ashley Perez dropped in 18 points to lift the Bulldogs. Rio Rancho High (1-1) then beat 5A's Farmington High by nine points on Saturday.

Manzano (Albuquerque, NM) beat 5A Moriarty by 14 points in their season opener.

West Mesa (Albuquerque, NM) fell to 4A Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM) by 37 points.

Onate (Las Cruces, NM) fell big-time to 5A Roswell High, 68-27.

5A Girls[/B]
No. 4 Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) knocked off top-ranked St. Pius X (Albuquerque, NM) on Tuesday. The Jaguars move to 2-0 on the season, while the Sartans will look to bounce back from their first game defeat.

No. 3 Gallup High (2-0) dismantled Albuquerque's Del Norte (0-1), 80-39.

No. 5 Roswell High (1-0) beat 6A Onate (Las Cruces, NM) by 41 points on Saturday afternoon.

No. 7 Centennial (Las Cruces, NM) easily handled Silver, 69-37, on Tuesday to move to 4-0 on the season.

No. 10 Los Alamos (2-0) was fueled by transfer Ashlynn Trujillo. Trujillo scored 15 points and nearly 20 points in win against St. Michael's (Santa Fe, NM) and Pojoaque Valley, respectively.

Espanola Valley started the week with a 48-28 win against Miyamura (Gallup, NM) in each teams' season opener.

Albuquerque Academy (1-0) beat Capital (Santa Fe, NM) with a final score of 48-27. Capital (0-4) then fell to 4A West Las Vegas on Wednesday, 63-22.

Moriarty (2-1) lost by 14 points to 6A Manzano (Albuquerque, NM). Alyssa Adams scored a team-high 18 points for the Pintos. The Pintos bounced back with an 8-point win over 4A Taos and a four-point win over 4A Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM).

Bernalillo fell to 4A Sandia Prep by 11 points on Friday night. The Spartans (0-2) then dropped their Saturday game to 4A Taos.

Belen (1-0) easily handled 4A Socorro on Tuesday.

Goddard (Roswell, NM) beat 3A Ruidoso by 31 points on Tuesday. It was the Rockets first game of the season.

Grants (0-1) fell to Farmington High (1-1) in a good, early
inter-classification matchup. Farmington then lost 47-38 to 6A Rio Rancho High
on Saturday night.

1A-4A Girls coming in future weeks

Girls Basketball Spotlight

Taylor Morrow of NMPreps.com recaps the second week of prep basketball action in the state of New Mexico.

6A Player of the Week
Alyssa Yocky (La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM)), 6-0 senior
Alexa Romano (La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM)), 5-9 senior

Yocky and Romano dominated Valley (Albuquerque, NM) (0-1) with 22 and 21 points, respectively. Watch out for the Bears showdown with no. 3 Cibola (Albuquerque, NM) this Thursday.


6A Team of the Week
Cibola (Albuquerque, NM), 1-0

Freshman Amaya Brown was outstanding in her first game as a freshman. Brown led the Cougars with 16 points, as no. 3 Cibola (1-0) earned their first win of the season over no. 6 Las Cruces High (3-1).


5A Player of the Week
Ashlynn Trujillo (Los Alamos), junior

Trujillo, a transfer from Espanola Valley, led the Hilltoppers to two victories this past week. She talked 15 points in the season open at 4A St. Michael's (Santa Fe, NM) and then led the scored nearly 20 points against 4A Pojoaque Valley.


5A Team of the Week
Valencia (Los Lunas, NM), 2-0

Valencia defeated top ranked St. Pius X (Albuquerque, NM) at home, 61-53. The Jaguars move to 2-0 on the season and will face Miyamura (Gallup, NM) next Sunday.
4A Player of the Week
Kalei Yepa (Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM)), 5-5 senior

Yepa had solid outings during Sandia Prep's 3-win week. She tallied 21 points against 6A West Mesa (Albuquerque, NM), 22 points versus 5A Bernalillo, and 17 points on the road to 5A Moriarty.



4A Team of the Week
Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM), 3-1

Sandia Prep bounced back from their first week loss to Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) with wins against 6A West Mesa, 5A Bernalillo, and 5A Moriarty.


1A-3A (Small Schools) Player of the Week
Alexis Mundt (Santa Fe Prep), 5-11 senior

Mundt dropped in 22 points to lead the Blue Griffins in their 35-27 win over 2A Questa. The Blue Griffins improve to 3-1 on the season.

1A-3A (Small Schools) Team of the WeekElida, 1-0

1A Elida has jumped out to a great start with a 70-38 victory over the no. 4 team in 2A, Dora.
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Tuesday Night, November 25th Scores

Alamogordo 48, Gadsden 37

Albuquerque High 52, Rio Rancho 39

Belen 66, Socorro 25

Cibola 44, Las Cruces 33

Corona 53, Cloudcroft 22

Elida 70, Dora 38

Goddard 65, Ruidoso 34

Hatch 37, Animas 21

Maxwell 51, Menaul 3

Santa Fe 61, Rio Grande 15
This post was edited on 11/25 9:34 PM by Kyle H

Please send us top performers to nmpreps@yahoo.com or text us at 505.577.5953. Text us games scores too!

November Top Performers List

Scottie Bayles - Mayfield - Scored 16 against EP Eldorado

Brooklun Calderazzo - Centennial - Scored 11 against Anthony

GIRLS BASKETBALL RANKINGS

6A
1. Clovis
2. La Cueva (Albuquerque, NM)
3. Cibola (Albuquerque, NM)
4. Volcano Vista (Albuquerque, NM)
5. Hobbs (1-0)
6. Las Cruces High (3-0)
7. Santa Fe High (1-0)
8. Mayfield (Las Cruces, NM) (1-0)
9. Carlsbad (1-0)
10. Sandia (Albuquerque, NM)

5A
1. St. Pius X (Albuquerque, NM)
2. Los Lunas High
3. Gallup High (1-0)
4. Valencia (Los Lunas, NM) (1-0)
5. Roswell High
6. Lovington (1-0)
7. Centennial (Las Cruces, NM) (3-0)
8. Piedra Vista (Farmington, NM) (2-0)
9. Belen
10. Los Alamos

4A
1. Portales
2. Hope Christian (Albuquerque, NM)
3. West Las Vegas
4. Shiprock
5. Sandia Prep (Albuquerque, NM)
6. Silver
7. St. Michael's (Santa Fe, NM)
8. Hatch
9. Santa Fe Indian School
10. Taos (2-0)

3A
1. Tularosa
2. Texico
3. Laguna Acoma
4. Navajo Prep (Farmington, NM)
5. Clayton (1-0)

2A
1. Tatum
2. Mora
3. Logan
4. Dora
5. Melrose

1A
1. Cliff
2. Floyd
3. Corona (3-0)
4. Cimarron (2-0)
5. Springer


NOTE: Rankings Through November 24. Expanded playoff projections will begin during district play. Please let me know of any record corrections, as several teams played on November 24.