Rockets seek second win as host Highland in Wool Bowl
Goddard at 1-3 faces Highland (1-2) tonight at 7 30 p m aiming to build on a 14 6 victory over Hobbs. Coach Sam Jernigan hopes offensive rhythm improves after injuries disrupted earlier games and Hebert’s return led to a 87 yard rushing effort and a late interception.
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Rocket Football Week 5 Preview and Clovis Loss Reflections
Highland Hornets facing tough Week 5 after a 35-3 defeat to Clovis. Coach Chavez notes defensive adjustments needed as Starters missed and injuries mount. Goddard injuries complicate lineup while Oscar Rodriguez leads team rushing with 115 yards.
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Colts and Broncos face tough tests this week
The Colts host Dexter tonight at 7 at Colt Field with quarterback Charlie Ward out and Marcus Payton stepping in. The Broncos travel to Phoenix College Saturday for a 6 p.m. game as they seek their first win of the season while correcting ball handling and turnover issues.
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Roswell Coyotes seek rebound after close losses
Roswell High football, ranked fifth in 4A, suffered narrow defeats to St. Pius and Clovis after a strong opener against Las Cruces. Coach Jack Cisco vows simplification and a running game as the Coyotes travel to face Alamogordo at 7 30.
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Coyote Football Week 5 Kickoff in Alamogordo
Roswell enters week five at 1-3 facing Alamogordo's 1-2 squad after a recent 15-14 loss to St. Pius and a postponed Alamogordo game. Manny Fuentes may miss time. Armando Lucero threw for 78 yards and a TD in relief as Roswell works to fix late mistakes and decision making.
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Big-time college football resumes in Mississippi
No. 18 South Carolina edged No. 17 Mississippi State 16-14 in Starkville as Andrew Pinnock ran 97 yards and scored a rushing touchdown for the Gamecocks. Nebraska defeated Rice 48-3 behind Eric Crouch's three TD passes and two rushing scores in Lincoln, as both games returned after the terrorist attacks.
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Lady Coyotes sweep Carlsbad in straight sets
Roswell netters win 15-3 15-10 15-11 as Krystal Echavarria and Chanelle Martinez spark the offense. Coach Bryan Masse notes Carlsbad improved but costly miscues early and strong serving by Cynthia Quiroz helped seal the sweep.
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Maria Chariez
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Chanelle Martinez
Cynthia Quiroz
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Dexter Demons Rout Hagerman In Pecos Valley Volleyball
The Dexter Lady Demons beat Hagerman 3-0 in Pecos Valley action. Dexter (10-2) rode a fast start with Rayne Taylor who sang the National Anthem and fueled a 15-1 opening game. Hagerman (3-6) showed recovery in game two before Dexter’s depth sealed the 15-8 final.
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