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Feature Daily Dimes - Friday, December 14

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Daily Dimes - Friday, December 14

Three marquee matchups headline tonight's action in New Mexico high school basketball, offering fans a mix of redemption narratives, rising contenders, and potential statement wins.

Atrisco Heritage (5-2) vs. Organ Mountain (4-0), 8:15 PM
The Joe Armijo Tournament at Albuquerque Academy features a highly anticipated rematch between the undefeated Organ Mountain Knights and the Atrisco Heritage Jaguars. Just one week ago, the Knights dismantled the Jaguars 83-61 in a dominant performance. Atrisco Heritage, led by head coach Steve Heredia, will be out for redemption, looking to showcase growth on both ends of the floor. Meanwhile, Organ Mountain, a title contender in 5A, will aim to keep their perfect record intact with their trademark fast-paced offense and stifling defense. Can the Jaguars flip the script this time, or will Organ Mountain prove their dominance once again?

Roswell (3-0) vs. Cleveland (4-0), 4:00 PM
At the Phil Griego Memorial Tournament, two undefeated teams collide as the host Cleveland Storm, ranked in the top three statewide, face a surging Roswell Coyotes squad. Roswell is riding high after a signature upset over ranked Santa Fe last night, and this game could further solidify their status as a team to watch in 5A. Cleveland, known for their balanced scoring and defensive intensity, enters as the favorite but cannot overlook a scrappy Roswell team looking to make yet another statement.

Bosque (4-2) vs. Cobre (5-2), 7:00 PM
At the J May Classic in Tularosa, a compelling 3A matchup unfolds as the Bosque Bobcats face the Cobre Indians. Both teams are seen as potential deep playff team hopefuls, making this an early litmus test for legitimacy. Bosque’s sophomore standout Josiah Wilson (12.7 ppg) will lead the charge against a Cobre team powered by 6-foot-4 junior guard Zavin Guck, who is putting up video game numbers with 25.2 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 2.4 steals per game. This game could provide clarity on whether either team is ready to elevate from contender to serious threat in 3A.
 
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