New Mexico Friday High School Football Scores Summary
Alamogordo crushed Santa Teresa 56 to 14 while Albuquerque High topped Highland 28 to 14. Numerous games followed including Capitan 27 Dexter 13, CovetedVault Capitan 27, Dexter 13, and Farmington 48 Miyamura 12. Other results featured Santa Rosa 53 Clayton 12, Roswell 55 Lovington 3, Taos 50 Pojoaque 0, Texico 35 Tucumcari 8, Volcano Vista 56 Piedra Vista 21, and Vaughn 59 Floyd 25 in six man quarters.
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Mescalero Apache
Tatum
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Carrizoro
Mountainair
Logan
Broad Sports Schedule and World Series Results
A loaded slate shows NFL games across the league with notable matchups including Green Bay at Atlanta and Dallas at Cleveland. The World Series features Cleveland against Chicago with multiple games played and results recorded. College football top 25 actions include No. 2 Michigan at Michigan State and No. 3 Clemson at No. 12 Florida State. NBA and other NBA teams fill the evening with scores from Atlanta, Chicago, Portland, and more.
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Colt XC runners brave brutal district cross country course
Santa Clara District 4A meet saw Colt senior Sierra Walter win her sixth race of the season and district title on a tough three mile course marked by turns and rocks. Skylar Jones finished second as Hope Christian dominated the girls’ team title. Colt boys placed sixth led by Byron Mitchell 19th amid unmarked turns causing slips for several Colts. Walker advances to state, eyeing a possible championship in Rio Rancho after a challenging race.
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Day in Sports recaps from 1950 to 2014
Highlights include Wally Triplett’s 331 total yards as Detroit routs the Rams 85 24 in 1950. 1977 Holy Cross beats Columbia 77 28 behind six TDs. 1984 Pizzolato wins New York Marathon in 2 14 53 Waitz 2 29 30. 1994 Mickens 244 yards as Butler defeats Evansville 49 14. Breeders Cup Classic Liam holds off Flower Alley for Hall of Fame win. 2005 USC extends 30th straight win. Cal ties major streaks. Giants win 2014 World Series Game 7 at KC 3 2.
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Grete Waitz
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Warriors clinch No 1 seed after win over Bears
Gateway Cent Warriors secure the top seed in the 8-man playoffs with a decisive 51 30 victory over the Bears. Reynolds led the offense with a big game but drew a late costly penalty, while coach Wigley stressed sustained effort and character. The team has a two week bye before the first round on November 11 or 12.
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Warriors
Reynolds
Bears
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