Roswell Coyotes eye district title with strong roster
Roswell High's basketball team, led by guard Josh Roybal and backcourt mate Aaron Rodriguez, aims for a district title this season. The Coyotes boast a deep lineup including Martin Gallegos Victor Nava and forwards Oshay Washington and Lee Lamontine, with Freddy Franco sidelined the first seven games under transfer rules.
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Rockets face partial rebuild after football season
Roswell High basketball gears up with few returnees from last season and several football players joining. Coach Montanez expects a largely new lineup led by senior point guard Pooky Sosa and Power forward Josh Dunn, with early concerns about a slow start after football duties. The team aims to press relentlessly for 32 minutes while integrating new players over 4 to 6 weeks.
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Transfer Continues Between Roswell High and Goddard Hoops
Roswell High guard Rodrigo Rodriguez and Freddy Franco join Goddard for a new look Coyotes team amid a strong summer and early season, with Rodriguez taking a leading role at RHS and Franco integrating into the Hustlin Coyotes system. The cross-town rivals schedule a first meeting Jan. 21 at Goddard with potential Poe Corn Tournament play.
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Sunday NFL Results and Week 14 Schedule Highlights
NFL results feature Buffalo 38 over Miami 21 and Kansas City 49 blanking Arizona 0. Other scores include Green Bay 30 over Chicago 20 and New York Giants 29 in OT over the Titans 32. The list provides Monday games, plus later matchups and notes on college and pro schedules and player movements.
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Goddard Girls Basketball Preview Notes Tough Schedule
Coach Bates says defense will drive wins as GHS aims to improve after a 37-16 run and a strong roster with Lauren Weems Melissa Engold and Nicole Acevedo. He rates Moriarty and Roswell as top 4-4A threats and expects a battle in district play.
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Hagerman Girls Open Season With 67 37 Victory
Hagerman girls beat Hondo High 67 37 as Kami Mason scored 23 and Margot Pace 18 in the season opener. Alicia Trujillo’s Lady Cats (1 0) begin Roadrunner Tournament play Thursday, with Dexter co-hosting.
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