Rockets Rout Capital In 61-7 Season Opener Blowout
Santa Fe's Goddard High opened the 2015 season with a dominant home win, routing Capital 61-7 at Jaguars Field. Quarterback Jacob Sartain sealed it with a 23-yard touchdown run in the fourth, while Devon Quiroz and Hunter Johnson led Capital’s ground attack with 296 yards and five scores.
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Roswell Opens Season With 54 6 Victory Over Ruidoso
Roswell High Coyotes overpower visiting Ruidoso Warriors 54-6 at the Wool Bowl. Junior fullback Gabriel Najar rushes for 105 yards on 13 carries as Roswell builds early lead and seals win. Coach Jeff Lynn lauds team effort and notes credit to scrappy opponent.
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Gateway Christian Tops Melrose 30-20 to Open 2016 Season
Gateway Christian School opened its 2016 season with a 30-20 win over Melrose in Cloudcroft New Mexico at an 8-man showcase. Coach Shaun Wigley praised the effort and noted youth and needed reps as factors in early mistakes and a strong finish. Continuous pressure kept the game within reach for Melrose before Gateway pulled away.
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Hagerman falls big in opener against Capitan
Hagerman Bobcat football opened 2016 with a 41 to 0 loss to Capitan. Capitan running back Jacob Smith scored three times, including a 65 yard punt return. Hagerman played shorthanded with 18 players and committed multiple mistakes as they head toward district play.
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Colts Fall Short As Fort Sumner Clamps Down
Fort Sumner shut out NMMI in the second half and rode a 34-20 victory at Colt Field. Colt coach Randy Montoya praised Fort Sumner while noting costly mistakes by his young squad as the Foxes pressed early, then the game swung with penalties and miscues.
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