New Mexico Prep Basketball Results and Schedules
The report lists numerous boys and girls high school basketball scores across New Mexico and nearby sites, highlighting games such as Bloomteruco over Hondo 70 34 and Eldorado OT 72. It also covers college and professional events including ESPN telecasts and upcoming playoff games and tournaments.
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Bloomteruco
Thoreau
Hondo
Valley Christian
la Cueva
Eldorado
Navajo Prep
Crownpoint
St. Plus
Valencia Vaughn
Carrizozo
Whitehorse
Utah
Shiprock Northwest
NBA evening schedule features several cross-conference games
Miami at Milwaukee and Houston at Oklahoma City lead a packed Saturday lineup with six more matchups across the league. Brooklyn visits Dallas while Minnesota travels to Utah and Charlotte goes to Portland.LA Lakers host Clippers as Golden State plays Philadelphia and Detroit visits Toronto.
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ESPN
Commercial Bank
Doha
Qatar
Pure Sik
Paradise Island
Bahamas
Farmers Insurant
San Diego
Miami
Milwaukee
Houston
Oklahoma City
Brooklyn
Dallas
Minnesota
Utah
Charlotte
Portland
Lakers
L.A
San Antonio
Cleveland
Toronto
Boston
New York
Florida
Brool
Tampa Bay
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
Awa
Buffalo
NYRR
Chicago
N.Y. Islanders
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Miln
Carolina
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
Colorado
Nashville
Winn
Denver
Los Angeles
Pet
Arizona
Golden State
Anaheim
LA. Clippers
Vancouver
Sacramento
Phoenix
Edmonton
New Jersey
Columbus
Clippers
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Jursday
San Jose
Washington
L.A. Lakers
Orlando
Djokovic Federer clash headlines Australian Open semifinals
Novak Djokovic defeats Roger Federer in a four set semifinal 6-1 6-2 3-6 6-3 at Melbourne Park as the Grand Slam purses top 30 million. Serena Williams or Angelique Kerber advance in the women’s singles, with doubles and mixed results noted.
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Melbourne Park
Melbourne
Australia
Novak Djokovic
Serbia
Atl Federer
Switzerland
Serena Williams
United States
Agnieszka Radwanska
Poland
Angelique Kerber
Germany
Johanna Konta
Britain
Dan
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Hortoa
Joe Uis
Jim Thorpe
Red Ae
Bronco Nagurski
Sammy Baugh
Dutch Clark
Johnny McNally
Ernie Nevers
Mel Hein
Pete Henry
Cal H Bard
Don Hutson
Bert Bell
Joe Carr
George Halas
Curly Lambeau
Tim Mara
George Preston
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
NBA
76Ers
Milwaukee
Edmonton
Jari Kurri
Calgary Flames
Bryan Trottier
New York Islanders
Minnesota North Stars
Julio Cesar Chavez
Frankie Randall
Brian Himmier
Utah
Karl Malone
Minnesota
Lindsay Davenport
Irina Slutskaya
Katarina Witt
Sonja Henie
Roger Federer
Marcos Baghdatis
Kevin Garnett
Phoenix Suns
Bernard Lagat
New York
Lagat
Eamonn Coghlan
Kim Clijsters
Li Na
Colts edge Fort Sumner after late rally in high school action
NMMI defeated Fort Sumner 53-50 as Peter DeGroot and Andres Hurtado led scoring in a tight junior varsity and varsity doubleheader. Colt c ontinued from Page B1 details a lopsided foul count and key late plays, with Hurtado sinking 17 points and four teammates adding six to nine apiece. Fort Sumner trailed by as many as 13 before a late push, but NMMI held on for the win and momentum into district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
NMMI
Foxes
Smith
Peter DeGroot
Colts
Fort Sumner
Institute
Sandia Park
East Mountain
Eunice
Andres Hurtado
No. 22
Hurtado
Goddard
Rockets
Louis Villanueva
Roswell High
Colts Dominate Bulldogs to Net Fourth Win in Week
NMMI stayed ahead 9-5 early and led 17-6 at halftime as Demitra Ulibarri scored 16 and Sierra Walker added 11. Coach Dollahan praised solid passing and shooting though the fourth quarter lapse allowed the Bulldogs to score their most. NMMI wraps the four game week Friday at Hondo focusing on stopping fast breaks.
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Dollahan
Demitra Ulibarri
Sierra Walker
Sierra
NMMI
Hondo
Netherlands Wheelchair Tennis Set Sparks Semi Final Drama
Aniek van Koot from the Netherlands defeated Yui Kamiji of Japan 7-5 7-5 in the semis, with Jiske Griffioen also winning 6-2 6-2. In doubles, Houdet/Peifer of France crushed Kellerman/Scheffers 6-0 6-1. Griffioen/van Koot beat Whiley/Shuker 7-6 4-6 6-3.
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Semfinals
Aniek van Koot
Netherlands
Yui Kami
Japan
Jiske Griffioen
Marjolein Bui
Wee
Roune Stephane Houdet
Nicolas Peifer
France
Adam Kellerman
Australia
Maikel Scheffers
Rouna Jiske Griffioen
Jordanne Whiley
Lucy Shuker
Britain
Marjolein Buis
Yui Kamiji
Moe Montjane
South Africa
Sabine Ellerbrock
Germany
David Wagner
United States
Lucas Sithole
Andrew Lapthorne
Dylan Alcott
Young Ko wins NSW Open on ALFG Tour at 14
Lydia Ko becomes the youngest pro golf winner by taking the Samsung NSW Open on the ALFG Tour at 14 years and 8 months, finishing ahead of rivals including Japan's Ryo Ishikawa in age comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ko
Ing Lee
Samsung
Japan
Ryo Ishikawa
Novak Djokovic
Rafael Nadal
Djokovic
Nadal
Ben Scrivens
Edmonton Oilers
San Jose Sharks
Scrivens
Phoenix
Mike Smith
Columbus
Syracuse
Wake Forest
Tyler Ennis
Jim Boeheim
Baseball and hockey notes from major leagues and minors
The Baseball Commissioner's Office suspended Dylan Brooks Luis Mateo and Joshua Palmer for drug program violations. Houston agreed to terms with Doug Fister. Ronald Torreyes was designated for assignment by the Angels. Van Nova signed with the Yankees. Andy Gali named Phils baseball research director. Rymer Liriano traded to Milwaukee for Trevor Seidenberger. Kenneth Josch and Edwin ler signed. Willi Martin and Lance Phillips released. Caleb Barker signed. Kevin Barker signed. In hockey, Dennis Wideman suspended indefinitely. Will Will to San Antonio and Major Geertsen to Fort Wayne. Kevin Fiala reassigned. Ryan Stanton reassigned. Martin Queliette loaned. In soccer New York City FC bought Fredene Brillant. New York Cosmos signed Juan Arango. Louisville City released Juan Guaman.
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Baseball Commissioner's Office
San Francisco
Dylan Brooks
AZL Giants
Luis Mateo
Joshua Palmer
Ens
Houston Astros
Doug Fister
LOS Angeles Angels
Ronald Torreyes
NEW York Yankees
van Nova
Philadelphia Phillies
Andy Gali
SAN Diego Padres
Rymer Liriano
Milwaukee
Trevor Seidenberger
Frontier Eo Sore Otters
Kenneth Josch
Gateway Grizzlies
Ja’Vaun Bse
Edwin Ler
Schaumburg Boomers
Willi Martin
Lance Phillips
Traverse City Beach Bums
Caleb Barker
WINDY
Washington Capitals
Ryan Stanton
Hershey
Lehigh Valley Phantoms
Martin Queliette
Reading
NEW York City FC
Fredene Brillant
KV Oostende
Belgium
NEW York Cosmos
Juan Arango
United
Louisville City FC
Juan Gu
Broncos fall to Plainsmen 92 74 after slow start in Borger
In Borger Texas the NMMI Broncos trailed 59 21 at halftime and never recovered as Frank Phillips College rolled to a 92 74 win DeMarco Enoch led NMMI with 15 points while Roderick Harris topped the Plainsmen with 14 Nehemiah Madison and Chancellor Ellis added 12 each for NMMI who drop to 8 14 overall 0 9 in league play The team travels to Odessa Monday then hosts Odessa College on Feb 4
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Borger
Texas
Broncos
Frank Phillips College
NMMI
Plainsmen
Institute
DeMarco Enoch
Bronco
Taylor Breck
Nehemiah Madison
Ellis
Roderick Harris
Odessa
Odessa College Wranglers
Tigers edge Demons in late rally for 46 44 win
Gabaldon’s steal and layup with 14 seconds left lifted the Tigers to a 46 44 victory over Dexter, who squandered late chances. Capitan scored key 3s, while Gabaldon led with 12 points and Dayton Harris added 10 after returning from flu like symptoms. Coach Grant blamed late miscues and stressed preparing for district play.
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Dexters
Capitan
Demons
Dexter
Tigers
Gabaldon
Jacob Smith
Amaro
Morales
Joseph Cobos
Jonah Chavez
Dayton Harris
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New Mexico
Des Moines
San Jon
Elida
Mosquero
Gallup
Aztec
Hope Christian
St. Pius
Piedra Vista
Miyamura
Rehoboth
Newcomb
Rio Grande
Albuquerque High
Santa Rosa
Raton
Valencia
Grants
Vaughn
West Mesa
Atrisco Heritage
Sports
ESPN2
VCU
Davidson
ESPNU
Kent St
Ohio
Extreme Sports
Brisa
Ote
Ston
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Seattle
Minnee
Derby
Green Bay
New England
Honolulu
Rice
Irvin
Air Times
MIT
NHL
Jamie Murray
Bruno Soares
Brazil
Adrian Mannarino
Lucas Pouille
Daniel Nestor
Canada
Radek Stepanek
Czech Republic
Pablo Cuevas
Uruguay
Marcel Granollers
Spain
Sania Mirza
India
Ivan Dodig
Croatia
Martina Hingis
Leander Laetiie
Todd Woodbridge
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Henri Leconte
Wat
Alex de Minaur
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Greece
Oliver Anderson
Max Purcell
Chung Yunseong
South Korea
Kenneth Raisma
Estonia
Jurabeck Karimov
Uzbekistan
Yosukepal
Sara Tomic
Lin Baijing
Vera Lapko
Belarus
Anna Kalinskaya
Russia
Rebeka Masarova
Dayana Yastremska
Ukraine
Tereza Mihalikova
Slovakia
Anastasia Potapova
Lukas Klein
Patrik Riki
Elliot Benchetrit
Evan Furness
Blake Ellis
Scott Jones
Sive
Anastasia Zarytska
Cho-hsuan
Taiwan
Ayumi Miyamoto
Tereza Mihalixova
Jaimee Fourlis
Maddison Inglis
Seminals
Gordon Reid
Gustavo Fernandez
Argentina
Joachim Gerard
Stephane Houde
Nmmi Colt
Chandler Lenz
Jan
Ron Grant
Dayton
Grant
Tularosa
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