High School Basketball Playoffs Evening Scores Summary
Class 6A first round results feature Atrisco Heritage 62 over Carlsbad 48 and Cibola 56 over Albuquerque High 43. Other notable outcomes include Cleveland 92 over La Cueva 48 and Hobbs 95 over Valley 68, with Las Cruces 86 over Clovis 55. Class 5A games see Alamogordo 60 over St. Pius 50 and Belew 67 over Lovington 59.
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McCurdy
Texico
Tohatchi
Escalante
Dora
Fort Sumner House
Hagerman
Jal
Questa
Lordsburg
Gateway Christian
Magdalena
Cliff
Menaul
Tohajilee
Mesilla Valley Christian
Alamo Navajo
Mora
Navajo Pine
Floyd
Evangel Christian
Hondo
Carrizozo
Maxwell
Animas
Melrose
Cimarron
Quemado
Walatowa Charter
San Jon
Coronado
Springer
Grady
Vaughn
Reserve
Broncos Win Behind Marquez in Shortened Six-Run Victory
Broncos down Hesston 11-7 in seven innings as Matthew Marquez scatters six hits over seven frames. Pearce leads with three RBIs and two homers with Colon Turcotte Rivera fueling a 11-hit attack. NMMI improves to 11-7 while Hesston falls to 8-14. doubleheader set for noon.
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Matthew Marquez
Marquez
Colon
Rivera
Pearce
Cub Turcotte
NMMI
Dinger
Galindo
Turcotte
Jesse Watson
Chris Cook
Hesston
Scoreboard highlights and week listings across multiple conferences
The update lists college conference tournament schedules from 1 p.m. to midnight across ESPN channels and FS networks, with key showdowns in the SEC Big East AAC Pac-12 and more. It also notes reporting of milestones and trades in MLB NBA NFL and NHL, including historic game broadcasts and notable achievements.
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Oklahoma City
ESPN2
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S.C
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Uconn
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South Korea
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Asheville
ESPNU
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Albany
NBCSN
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Amilly
France
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Bradenton
Aggie Women Cap Historic WAC Season With 64 46 Win
New Mexico State women beat UTRGV 64 46 in Edinburg to finish 14 0 in Western Athletic Conference play and extend their winning streak to 15 games tying the program record. Mariah Mack led with 14 points, Gia Pack and Brooke Salas added 12 each, Salas notching her sixth double double. NM State finished 22 6 overall and heads to the WAC Tournament with momentum.
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Texas
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Utrgv Vaqueros
NM State
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Western Athletic Conference
Joe McKeown
Mark Trakh
Vaqueros
Shawnte’ Goff
Goff
Aggie
Gia Pack
Brooke Salas
Mariah Mack
Salas
UTRGV
UMKC
NM State Equestrian Drops Regular season Finale at OSU
NM State ends the regular season with a 10-5 loss to Oklahoma State at the NM State Equestrian Center. Senior recognitions for Katlynn Crine and Jaimie Story preceded events. Madison Brayman and Haylee Schoonover earned points for the Aggies, who finish 5-7 and advance to the NC Equestrian Association Championship in Waco, April 10-12.
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Jaimie Story
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Haylee Schoonover
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