Hagerman Girls Dominate Gateway In 8-1A Showdown
Hagerman High's Lady Cats crushed Gateway Christian 61-35 to extend their district win streak to 20. Margot Pace and Kami Mason led with 14 points each, while Hagerman improved to 16-4 overall and 9-0 in district. The Hagerman boys also topped Gateway 84-48 to stay perfect in district at 9-0.
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Alicia Trujillo
Hagerman High
Lady Cats
Hagerman
Roswell
Yucca Center
Gateway Christian Brigade
Trujillo
Estancia High
Rhonda Cooper
Lady Warriors
Margot Pace
Kami Mason
Audrey Olivas
Amy Pilley
Audry Pollard
Shanee Salcido
Gateway
Brittany Campbell
Joelle Elliott
Mesilla Valley
Eddy Prather
Hagerman Boys
Rick Gentry
Warriors
Gentry
Broncos Enforcer Nickerson fuels comeback past Howard
The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos, led by sophomore defender Karl Nickerson nicknamed The Enforcer, edged Howard College 73-67 after a second half defensive surge. Nickerson held guard Zack Moss to zero points in the final 20 minutes as Curtis Marshall paced NMMI with 17 points, supported by DeGroot, Arthur, and Butler in a balanced attack.
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Big Springs
Texas
Karl Nickerson
Nickerson
New Mexico Military Institute Bronco
Howard College
Bronx
Howard
Zack Moss
Bronco
Moss
Z. Zilch
NMMI
Curtis Marshall
Travis DeGroot
Jon Arthur
Lucky Butler
Hawks
Marshall Byles
Broncos
Sean Schooley
Marshall
Reggie Franklin
WJCAC
South Plains College
Local boys and girls hoops aim for revenge in district play
Roswell High girls host Moriarty in Coyote Country as they chase consistency after a 2 game skid. AHS Lady Coyotes seek a win at Artesia after a 2 game district drought. NMMI Colts travel to Lovington for a top 3A showdown, seeking to reclaim the top spot after Lovington’s earlier upset.
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Central New Mexico
Roswell High
Bobby Bates
Goddardites
Artesia
GHS
AHS
Kevin Jones
Colts
New Mexico Military Institute
Lovington
NMMI
Patriots Rams Super Bowl ends in New Orleans with calm off field
New Orleans officials hailed a smooth event after the Patriots defeated the Rams 2017 for the NFL title. Secret Service said no gun incidents, about six arrests near the Superdome, with four drug-related. no major violent crimes in the French Quarter or central business district as crowds dispersed.
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New Orleans
New England Patriots
St. Louis Rams
Superdome
Secret Service
Jim Mackin
Mackin
French Quarter
Duane Johnson
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