Colts rally past Hot Springs in 39-21 showdown
NMMI Colts overcome early miscues as Todd Walker and Charlie Ward connect on key plays. Walker scores twice and kicks three extra points while Roman Sanchez preserves Hot Springs with 102 rushing yards. Colt defense forces turnovers sealing a 39-21 victory.
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Prep battle ends in late field goal miss
Onate missed a 25 yard field goal as Las Cruces surged ahead with a dominant fourth quarter. Hamilton ran for 2, 24 and 72 yards, Montoya added a 7 yard TD run, and Montoya also scored on a 38 yard rush in the first. Brandon Ray led Onate with a 51 yard TD run and a 1 yard TD run in the second.
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Dexter Demons Rally Behind Gomez In Win Over Loving
Dexter led by quarterback Anthony Gomez after Anthony Banda was sidelined with a knee injury. Gomez passed for 130 yards and three touchdowns and also played defense as Dexter defeated Loving 34-12 to move to 3-1.
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Hagerman Bobcats Hammer Capitan 48 0 in District opener
Hagerman Bobcats overpower Capitan 48 0 as Johnny Aguilar rushes for 128 yards and setters up three more touchdowns. Morales adds 123 rushing yards with 10 carries. Capitan managing only one touchdown after the first quarter as Hagerman dominates in offense and yardage. Next week Hagerman hosts Jal in district play.
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Artesia Bulldogs topple Warriors 49 14 in Friday clash
Artesia led by Kole McKamey and Adrian Olivas overwhelmed Ruidoso 49 14. Olivas ran 207 yards on 12 carries with two scores while McKamey threw four TD passes and ran for 90 yards. Artesia improved to 3 1 with a three game win streak and tops Class 4A. Ruidoso slips to 2 2 after halftime deficit.
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