ARHS girls soccer coach earns district Coach of the Year
ARHS head coach Uwe Balzis wins District 1-6A Coach of the Year while forward Leilam Baker claims Offensive Player of the Year. The district champions place four on first team Shelby Garner Cheyenne Orozco Brittney Harris and Baker. Second team includes Kayla Montoya Mychele Porter and Sarah Wilmot. Defender Amanda Leyba earns honorable mention.
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ARHS
Uwe Balzis
Leilam Baker
Shelby Garner
Cheyenne Orozco
Brittney Harris
Baker
Kayla Montoya
Mychele Porter
Sarah Wilmot
Amanda Leyba
Storm Earns All-District Soccer Honors With Six Players
Defender Ashton Forrest and forward Savannah Montoya secured first team All-District status for Storm. Jordan Green, Chloe Galler, and Kailey Pefia earned second team spots with Gabby Garcia receiving honorable mention as goalkeeper.
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Ashton Forrest
Savannah Montoya
the Storm
Jordan Green
Chloe Galler
Kailey Pefia
Gabby Garcia
Decent college debuts for former stars here
Longtime basketball friends Ryan Jones and Brady Patterson began collegiate careers with new teams last Friday as their season openers ended in losses. Jones started for UMass Lowell against Northwestern, logging 23 minutes with 3 points and 4 rebounds in a 79-57 defeat. Patterson saw limited action for ENMU, totaling 12 points, 2 rebounds and 3 assists in Durango, then 25 minutes and 10 points in the 77-63 loss at Ft. Lewis College.
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Ryan Jones
Brady Patterson
Jones
Cleveland High
Umass Lowell
RiverHawks
Northwestern
Rio Rancho High
Fastern New Mexico University
New Mexico Highlands University
Skyhawks
Durango
Patterson
ENMU
Ft. Lewis College
Eastern New Mexico picked for CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl
Eastern New Mexico University earns a postseason bid for the CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl at Bullding Stadium Copperas Cove on December 5 at 5 p.m. versus Arkansas Tech University. ENMU makes its first NCAA era postseason appearance, last NAIA playoff bid in 1983, and hosts 6-5 marks with players from Rio Rancho and Albuquerque.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Josh Lynn
Greyhounds
Bullding Stadium
Copperas Cove
Arkansas Tech University
Eastern
Mesa State
ENMU
Arkansas
Central Arkansas
Hounds
Wonder Boys
Rio Rancho
Austin Patterson
Tim Foley
AHL
Mackay Dunlap
Cleveland High
Aggies to play Northern New Mexico at Santa Ana Star Center
New Mexico State will meet Northern New Mexico at 7 p.m. on Monday February 8 in a neutral site game at the Santa Ana Star Center in Albuquerque area. The Star Center hosts its first regular season collegiate men score on site since 1955, with tickets from $10 to $50 and multiple box office options.
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Western Athletic Conference
New Mexico State Aggies
New Mexico
Santa Ana Star Center
Aggies
NMSI
Albuquerque
NMSU
Star Center
Santa AnaStarCenter.com
Don Chalmers Ford
Santa Ana
All-District Rio Rancho Football Honors This Season
Cleveland mauls Monarchs 50-7 as Shawn Nieto scores five touchdowns in the 6A quarterfinals. The Storm advance to face Mayfield in Las Cruces semifinals, with Ortega Williams and Desmond Branch among players earning district recognition.
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Rio Rancho
Cleveland Mauls Monarchs
Cleveland Storm
Manzano
Monarchs
Shawn Nieto
Cleveland
Las Cruces
Mayfield
Clovis
Trojans
Lightning Bolt
Storm
Nieto
David Duran
Jordan Byrd
Marcus Williams
MHS
Orlando Perez
Gabe Ortega
Ortega
Perez
The
Duran
Pat
Caruy
Byrd
CHL
Heath Ridenour
Williams
Adam
Cook
Ryan
Anderson
Justice
Jackson
Shawn
Ridenour
Bulldawgs Dominate Rams In Class 6A Quarterfinal
Las Cruces No. 6 overwhelms Rio Rancho 55-14 as Kam Miller rushes for 176 yards and five touchdowns and adds a 225-yard passing day. Bulldawgs advance to face winner Hobbs vs Eldorado, after shaky start and key earlier mistakes.
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Las Cruces
Eldorado
Bulldiwgs
Kam Miller
Rams
Miller
Alex Hernandez
Multiple Class 6A Coaches Face Key Losses and Returns
The report outlines key losses and top returnees across several Class 6A programs led by coaches Brian Smith Wally Salata and Scott Peterson. It notes veteran players entering next season, top returnees such as Jade Hill and Liz Davis, and hints at team philosophies and upcoming challenges for defensive effort and team cohesion.
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Ry Mike Arujo
Marcus Williams
Marcus Gibson
Henry Hattis
Adam Cook
Justin Davis
Gabe Ortega
Roope Henry
Malachi Bennett
Drew Garcia
Brian Smith
Zach Kamm
Danny Smith
Tim Flores
Wallace Williams
Nick Gerard
Larry Hird
Bill Sel
Hoosiers
Hobbs
Albuquerque High
Valley
Onate
Jade Hill
Savannah Montoya
Liz Davis
Soph
Susan Kubala
Peggy Colwell
Mariah Gonzales
Andrea Toledo
Martin Apodaca
Jessica Ortega
Larry Bird
Nancy Lieberman
Robert Jayior
Rio Rancho
Sandia
Cathy Rush
Immaculata College
Pennsylvania
Rams
Brady Bunch
Brady Patterson
Zach Garretson
Carlos Sanchez
Isaiah Ortiz Y Pino
Walter Salata
Clay Patterson
Juan Hurt
Jeremy Snider
Joe Elmaby
Wally Salata
Dalon Bynum
Howard Knezevich
Scott Garretson
Mike
Cleveland
Gadsden
Carter
Glory Road
Alb. High
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Gary Herron
Isaac Torres
Torres
Desmond Branch
Trinity Valley Community College
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Nic Littke
Santiago Salazar
James Yodice
Albug. Journal
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Tristes
Cibola
Volcano Vista
Scott Peterson
Tracy Carroll
Mike Carr
Larry Tafoya
Emily Deveraux
Greg Popovich
San Antonio
Tim Duncan
Valley High School
Hobbis
Alamogordo
San Antonio Spurs
Lakers
Shay
Kobe
Jason Kidd
Kenyon Martin
Dekembe Mutumbo
New Jersey Nets
David Robinson
Tony Parker
Steve Kerr
Manu Ginobili
Steve Smith
Kevin Willis
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