Wrote a story on this for the paper and wanted to get people’s thoughts.
Coach Menzies’ first year here it was too tough — at Duke, at Louisville and in a neutral-site tournament against Texas and West Virginia. Tennessee was also present but the Aggies didn't face them.
This one is a bit too light — Western and Northern New Mexico on the home schedule? Of course the SWAC is coming to town. Arizona here is very exciting — clearly one of the highlights. Bad timing on the two rivals visits — UTEP right before Thanksgiving break, UNM three days after Christmas. How many fans will come to the UNM game on Dec. 28th?
The Aggies need wins and more fans in the seats. Sometimes these things go hand-in-hand, other times they haven't. It seems like fans generally get up for the UTEP and UNM games and depending on how the Aggies fare dictates a lot on attendance from there on out.
The question is — what would be your ideal Aggie men’s hoops schedule?
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2011-12 NM State Men’s Basketball Schedule
Date Opponent Location
Nov. 2 Eastern New Mexico (Exh.) Las Cruces
Nov. 12 at Northern Colorado Greeley, Colo.
Nov. 16 at New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M.
Nov. 19 UTEP Las Cruces
Nov. 24 Central Michigan% Anchorage, Alaska
Nov. 25 UC Irvine/Southern Miss% Anchorage, Alaska
Nov. 26 TBD% Anchorage, Alaska
Nov. 29 Arizona Las Cruces
Dec. 4 at Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss.
Dec. 11 at UTEP El Paso, Texas
Dec. 14 Western New Mexico Las Cruces
Dec. 19 Southern Las Cruces
Dec. 21 McNeese State Las Cruces
Dec. 28 New Mexico Las Cruces
Dec. 31 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Las Cruces
Jan. 2 Cal State Bakersfield Bakersfield, Calif.
Jan. 7 Louisiana Tech* Ruston, La.
Jan. 12 Utah State* Las Cruces
Jan. 14 Idaho* Las Cruces
Jan. 19 at San Jose State* San Jose, Calif.
Jan. 21 at Hawai’i* Honolulu, Hawai’i
Jan. 26 Nevada* Las Cruces
Jan. 28 Fresno State* Las Cruces
Feb. 1 Cal State Bakersfield Las Cruces
Feb. 4 Louisiana Tech* Las Cruces
Feb. 9 at Idaho* Moscow, Idaho
Feb. 11 at Utah State Logan, Utah
Feb. 14 North New Mexico Las Cruces
Feb. 18 ESPNU BracketBuster Las Cruces
Feb. 23 Hawai’i* Las Cruces
Feb. 25 San Jose State* Las Cruces
March 1 Fresno State* Fresno, Calif.
March 3 Nevada* Reno, Nev.
March 7-10 WAC Tournament Las Vegas, Nev.
% Great Alaska Shooutout
* Conference game
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Oñate to have a new look — and other high school football ramblings
High school football is right around the corner and it's never to early to get the ball rolling.
We'll start at Oñate, where the Knights needed a new voice and hired former Las Cruces High assistant Caleb Hull as head coach.
Hull is young and brash. He has instilled a new attitude at Oñate and has received positive reviews this offseason. Games are obviously won in September and into the fall, however.
The Knights will have a new look on offense this year, similar to Las Cruces High where they will spread the field and throw the football. Raymond Carbajal looks to make an impact at quarterback along with running back Caesar Chavez.
Will the Knights win? I think it will be hard in 2011. They have yet another tough schedule and are still a step behind Las Cruces High and Mayfield in talent.
They will be a fun team worth watching however, if for nothing else because of Hull's new outlook and the new style they will bring to the table. They will be more fan friendly — last year their run, run, run offense was tough to watch from the stands. With practice opening on Aug. 1, keep an eye on the new-look Knights.
•••
Will Mayfield or Las Cruces High find a way to a down year? Maybe one of these years, but it won't be in 2011.
These are very well run, established high school football programs.
Mayfield — the defending state champions — will be tough once again.
Quarterback Axten Franzoy came on down the stretch of the season and into the state playoffs. He was flawless in the team's state championship win over Manzano. Franzoy returns, now knows what it takes to be a state champion and should have more confidence and swagger. I expect a big year out of him.
The Trojans also return running back/cornerback Ricky Milks who was a strong contributor during the second half of last season.
Mayfield is traditionally strong and tough up front. Some names to keep an eye on: linebacker Isaac Ramirez; defensive tackle/linebacker Herbert Escamilla; linebacker Mundo Gonzalez; and center/defensive tackle Caymen Green.
At Las Cruces High, there is talent as usual.
Xavier Hall will be one of the top running backs in the state in 2011.
If quarterback Devin Perez can play at a high level, this team will be dangerous. Perez is a runner and led the Bulldawgs to an undefeated district record last season. His continued development will be key for LCHS if they hope to win a District 3-5A championship.
We'll start at Oñate, where the Knights needed a new voice and hired former Las Cruces High assistant Caleb Hull as head coach.
Hull is young and brash. He has instilled a new attitude at Oñate and has received positive reviews this offseason. Games are obviously won in September and into the fall, however.
The Knights will have a new look on offense this year, similar to Las Cruces High where they will spread the field and throw the football. Raymond Carbajal looks to make an impact at quarterback along with running back Caesar Chavez.
Will the Knights win? I think it will be hard in 2011. They have yet another tough schedule and are still a step behind Las Cruces High and Mayfield in talent.
They will be a fun team worth watching however, if for nothing else because of Hull's new outlook and the new style they will bring to the table. They will be more fan friendly — last year their run, run, run offense was tough to watch from the stands. With practice opening on Aug. 1, keep an eye on the new-look Knights.
•••
Will Mayfield or Las Cruces High find a way to a down year? Maybe one of these years, but it won't be in 2011.
These are very well run, established high school football programs.
Mayfield — the defending state champions — will be tough once again.
Quarterback Axten Franzoy came on down the stretch of the season and into the state playoffs. He was flawless in the team's state championship win over Manzano. Franzoy returns, now knows what it takes to be a state champion and should have more confidence and swagger. I expect a big year out of him.
The Trojans also return running back/cornerback Ricky Milks who was a strong contributor during the second half of last season.
Mayfield is traditionally strong and tough up front. Some names to keep an eye on: linebacker Isaac Ramirez; defensive tackle/linebacker Herbert Escamilla; linebacker Mundo Gonzalez; and center/defensive tackle Caymen Green.
At Las Cruces High, there is talent as usual.
Xavier Hall will be one of the top running backs in the state in 2011.
If quarterback Devin Perez can play at a high level, this team will be dangerous. Perez is a runner and led the Bulldawgs to an undefeated district record last season. His continued development will be key for LCHS if they hope to win a District 3-5A championship.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Interpreting Lieberwirth’s departure
What does golf coach Scott Lieberwirth’s departure mean for the Aggie athletics program?
This is how I interpret it: he had a better opportunity — a better working situation, perhaps — at UTEP.
How do I come to this conclusion? Because who leaves NMSU for UTEP? Only if it’s in the best interest for himself and his family. It’s a personal decision to leave. Nothing more, nothing less.
Lieberwirth left money on the table to join the Miners — he will make a base salary of just over $50,000 at UTEP. But there will be other avenues to collect money — incentives and a strong booster club to name a few.
It should act as a wakeup call for NMSU. Right in line with Mike Dunbar deciding to “retire” and the football team asking for snacks a few years ago.
It just doesn't look good. Obviously.
This is how I interpret it: he had a better opportunity — a better working situation, perhaps — at UTEP.
How do I come to this conclusion? Because who leaves NMSU for UTEP? Only if it’s in the best interest for himself and his family. It’s a personal decision to leave. Nothing more, nothing less.
Lieberwirth left money on the table to join the Miners — he will make a base salary of just over $50,000 at UTEP. But there will be other avenues to collect money — incentives and a strong booster club to name a few.
It should act as a wakeup call for NMSU. Right in line with Mike Dunbar deciding to “retire” and the football team asking for snacks a few years ago.
It just doesn't look good. Obviously.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
UT-Arlington joins WAC
This conference is abysmally bad.
Can anyone even name the mascot of UT-Arlington? Honestly, I just had to look it up, it’s the Mavericks.
It’s sad because this conference realignment business is all predicated off of money. The WAC was a competitive league — now it’s borderline Division I. Can that change down the road? Sure, but there are no guarantees and the schools that have been added are in wait-and-see mode.
When NMSU went from the Sun Belt to the WAC it was a boost. People were excited to face Fresno State, Boise State, Hawaii and Nevada. This has an entirely different feel.
I will say this — geographically it makes sense for the Aggies. If they're not going to be in a major D-I conference, at least have some regional opponents that can alleviate travel problems and take NMSU to areas where they can recruit.
And here’s the overriding key: the time is now for the Aggies to make a move in the league standings. Their athletics program is under question and they need to have success. The four premier athletics programs in the WAC — Boise State, Nevada, Fresno State and Hawaii — are either gone or will be gone after this year. NMSU has to jump to the top of the pack and needs to have success in football. The door is open.
Is the new WAC a good thing for the Aggies? If they win, yes. I really think the fans of the Aggies just want to see them be successful. They’ll support them if they win.
The new WAC is a time-will-tell league with a lot of new, unproven programs and leftovers who had nowhere else to go. The time is now for the Aggies to make a move in the standings.
Can anyone even name the mascot of UT-Arlington? Honestly, I just had to look it up, it’s the Mavericks.
It’s sad because this conference realignment business is all predicated off of money. The WAC was a competitive league — now it’s borderline Division I. Can that change down the road? Sure, but there are no guarantees and the schools that have been added are in wait-and-see mode.
When NMSU went from the Sun Belt to the WAC it was a boost. People were excited to face Fresno State, Boise State, Hawaii and Nevada. This has an entirely different feel.
I will say this — geographically it makes sense for the Aggies. If they're not going to be in a major D-I conference, at least have some regional opponents that can alleviate travel problems and take NMSU to areas where they can recruit.
And here’s the overriding key: the time is now for the Aggies to make a move in the league standings. Their athletics program is under question and they need to have success. The four premier athletics programs in the WAC — Boise State, Nevada, Fresno State and Hawaii — are either gone or will be gone after this year. NMSU has to jump to the top of the pack and needs to have success in football. The door is open.
Is the new WAC a good thing for the Aggies? If they win, yes. I really think the fans of the Aggies just want to see them be successful. They’ll support them if they win.
The new WAC is a time-will-tell league with a lot of new, unproven programs and leftovers who had nowhere else to go. The time is now for the Aggies to make a move in the standings.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Aggies hire Tony Delk as assistants move on
I want to say this right now: I think Tony Delk was a good hire for the Aggie basketball team. He was a fine college player and had a solid career in the NBA. It helps having a guy with NBA pedigree on a college basketball bench.
Is it concerning the Aggies lost two assistants this offseason? I think so. Assistants move on in the college game, but the Aggies have had too much turnover and not enough consistency during the last four years. Their leading scorers don't come back. Two assistants leave this offseason. I think the team will miss Mick Durham, who's shining moment was leading the team to a comeback victory at UTEP two years ago when Marvin Menzies was thrown out of the game in the first half.
And what do the Aggies really need on the bench? First off, they need a tough coach who's hard on the players and garners their respect. Good coaching staffs have a good cop and a bad cop and I don't think the Aggies have had a bad cop on their bench. They also need a coach who has technical expertise when it comes down to X's and O's. Perhaps Delk can bring one of these traits to the table.
Is it concerning the Aggies lost two assistants this offseason? I think so. Assistants move on in the college game, but the Aggies have had too much turnover and not enough consistency during the last four years. Their leading scorers don't come back. Two assistants leave this offseason. I think the team will miss Mick Durham, who's shining moment was leading the team to a comeback victory at UTEP two years ago when Marvin Menzies was thrown out of the game in the first half.
And what do the Aggies really need on the bench? First off, they need a tough coach who's hard on the players and garners their respect. Good coaching staffs have a good cop and a bad cop and I don't think the Aggies have had a bad cop on their bench. They also need a coach who has technical expertise when it comes down to X's and O's. Perhaps Delk can bring one of these traits to the table.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Chris Williams
The former Aggie is a member of the Canadian Football League, making the 46-man roster of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Williams is slated to be a backup wide receiver/kick returner.
I was always a big fan of Williams and believed he was a pro player. He played hard, had a big heart and put up massive numbers in the Aggies offense.
The Canadian Football League is a good fit for Williams — the field is longer and wider and it’s a passing league with only three downs allowed to pick up a first. Williams has blazing speed, while light on his feet standing at just 5-foot-9, 155 pounds. In short, Williams needs to get the ball and then anything is possible — he can take it to the house at any moment.
It will also provide Williams with a chance to make a good impression on NFL teams.
Good for Chris. We’ll see where it takes him.
Williams is slated to be a backup wide receiver/kick returner.
I was always a big fan of Williams and believed he was a pro player. He played hard, had a big heart and put up massive numbers in the Aggies offense.
The Canadian Football League is a good fit for Williams — the field is longer and wider and it’s a passing league with only three downs allowed to pick up a first. Williams has blazing speed, while light on his feet standing at just 5-foot-9, 155 pounds. In short, Williams needs to get the ball and then anything is possible — he can take it to the house at any moment.
It will also provide Williams with a chance to make a good impression on NFL teams.
Good for Chris. We’ll see where it takes him.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Prep football schedules released
The three big-school football teams — Mayfield, Las Cruces High and Oñate — unveiled their 2011 schedules this weekend.
How do things shape up for the defending state champion Trojans? Can the Bulldawgs top Artesia? How will the Caleb Hull era begin at Oñate?
We take a look at the respective schedules and break them down.
Mayfield Trojans
The rundown: A tough schedule and one that supplies intrigue for Mayfield.
Three games highlight the pre-district slate — hosting Montwood Week 2 followed by a road game against Eldorado and another road affair at La Cueva.
Montwood is one of El Paso’s top teams while Eldorado has emerged as one of New Mexico’s most established programs.
La Cueva enters the season surrounded by question marks without stud running back Ronnie Daniels and a new coach, Ed Lucero, taking over for the departed Fred Romero.
Another mid-season opponent, Sandia, is a Jekyll and Hyde team — an upstart playoff club two years ago, only to disappoint last season.
Either way, nothing will come easy for Mayfield considering the Trojans are carrying another state championship banner.
Early test: The Mayfield-Montwood rivalry series rolls on with the Rams coming north to the Field of Dreams this year on Sept. 2.
Last year’s game was an instant classic — a 34-31 Montwood win in overtime which saw Mayfield tie the score late on a two-point conversion and a Rams go-ahead touchdown being the difference on the game’s final play.
Expect more fireworks this time around between two of the region’s best.
District showdown: This is obvious — Mayfield squaring off against Las Cruces High in the final regular-season game on the schedule on Nov. 4.
Last year the Bulldawgs beat the Trojans 14-9 for the District 3-5A title and have won four-straight in the rivalry series.
The docket
Aug. 25 Chapin (El Paso)& 7 p.m.
Sept. 2 Montwood (El Paso) 7 p.m.
Sept. 9 @ Carlsbad 7 p.m.
Sept. 16 @ Eldorado 7 p.m.
Sept. 24 Sandia! 1 p.m.
Sept. 30 @ La Cueva 7 p.m.
Oct. 7 Alamogordo* 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 BYE
Oct. 20 Gadsden&* 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 @ Oñate* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 @ Las Cruces* 7 p.m.
& Thursday game
! Saturday game
* District game
Las Cruces Bulldawgs
The rundown: The Bulldawgs seem to have some winnable games — albeit tricky ones — early in the schedule.
El Dorado is one of El Paso’s top programs, although has lost some talent during this past offseason.
Volcano Vista is talented and Hobbs is led by venerable coach Bruce Dollar, although both games should be in LCHS’s favor at the Field of Dreams.
It’s not a bad scenario for the Bulldawgs, who will have a talented team with a new starting quarterback in Devin Perez — who went 4-0 last year filling in for injured Jeremy Buurma.
The latter half of the schedule sees Class 4A power Artesia come to town before the district season begins with a road tilt at Gadsden, followed by a showdown with Oñate.
And, of course, the season finale against Mayfield.
Early test: The pre-district schedule culminates with a home game against Artesia on Sept. 30, one of the state’s most storied programs.
Last year the two teams squared off in Artesia with everything going against Las Cruces High.
An injury to quarterback Jeremy Buurma, a lopsided penalty differential and a 42-21 loss left a bad taste in the Bulldawgs’ mouth.
The two teams continue their annual matchup this year at the Field of Dreams, in a game where LCHS will look to rebound.
District showdown: We hate to be redundant, but how can you not take the Trojans game?
Las Cruces High has had Mayfield’s number in recent seasons. Can they keep it going in 2011?
It promises to be heated affair, as always.
The docket
Aug. 25 @ El Dorado (El Paso)& 7 p.m.
Sept. 3 @ Cibola! 1 p.m.
Sept. 9 Volcano Vista 7 p.m.
Sept. 16 Hobbs 7 p.m.
Sept. 24 @ Rio Grande! 1 p.m.
Sept. 30 Artesia 7 p.m.
Oct. 7 @ Gadsden* 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 Oñate* 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 BYE
Oct. 28 @ Alamogordo* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 Mayfield* 7 p.m.
& Thursday game
! Saturday game
* District game
Oñate Knights
The rundown: First-year coach Caleb Hull will have his work cut out for him as the Knights face a tough stretch of games.
El Paso Franklin should be a good team and Americas looks to be one of El Paso’s better clubs in 2011 led by Division I-bound running back Jack Fields.
Traveling north to Cleveland High School also promises to be a difficult task.
Hull has brought a hard-charging style to the Knights since his hiring in January.
We’ll see how it translates over into the fall, as OHS doesn’t have many gimmes on its schedule.
Early test: Last year the Knights got drubbed by Franklin 49-2 in the season’s opening game.
They have the Cougars again Week 1, this time at the Field of Dreams on Aug. 26.
Who knows how the Knights will fair this time around, although it will be a game to watch simply because it’s the first of the Caleb Hull era.
Hull is looking to bring a new attitude to the Knights program. A good showing against Franklin would be a good place to start.
District showdown: Hull was a surprise hire this past offseason, a young coach coming to Oñate from Las Cruces High, where he was special teams coordinator and an assistant coach on the offensive and defensive lines.
He will see his old team in the Knights District 3-5A opener on Oct. 14, a game which comes after the Knights’ bye.
The docket
Aug. 26 Franklin (El Paso) 7 p.m.
Sept. 1 @ Americas (El Paso)& 7 p.m.
Sept. 9 @ Cleveland 7 p.m.
Sept. 17 Rio Rancho! 1 p.m.
Sept. 23 West Mesa 7 p.m.
Oct. 1 @ Volcano Vista! 1 p.m.
Oct. 7 BYE
Oct. 14 @ Las Cruces* 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 Alamogordo* 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 Mayfield* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 @ Gadsden* 7 p.m.
& Thursday game
! Saturday game
* District game
How do things shape up for the defending state champion Trojans? Can the Bulldawgs top Artesia? How will the Caleb Hull era begin at Oñate?
We take a look at the respective schedules and break them down.
Mayfield Trojans
The rundown: A tough schedule and one that supplies intrigue for Mayfield.
Three games highlight the pre-district slate — hosting Montwood Week 2 followed by a road game against Eldorado and another road affair at La Cueva.
Montwood is one of El Paso’s top teams while Eldorado has emerged as one of New Mexico’s most established programs.
La Cueva enters the season surrounded by question marks without stud running back Ronnie Daniels and a new coach, Ed Lucero, taking over for the departed Fred Romero.
Another mid-season opponent, Sandia, is a Jekyll and Hyde team — an upstart playoff club two years ago, only to disappoint last season.
Either way, nothing will come easy for Mayfield considering the Trojans are carrying another state championship banner.
Early test: The Mayfield-Montwood rivalry series rolls on with the Rams coming north to the Field of Dreams this year on Sept. 2.
Last year’s game was an instant classic — a 34-31 Montwood win in overtime which saw Mayfield tie the score late on a two-point conversion and a Rams go-ahead touchdown being the difference on the game’s final play.
Expect more fireworks this time around between two of the region’s best.
District showdown: This is obvious — Mayfield squaring off against Las Cruces High in the final regular-season game on the schedule on Nov. 4.
Last year the Bulldawgs beat the Trojans 14-9 for the District 3-5A title and have won four-straight in the rivalry series.
The docket
Aug. 25 Chapin (El Paso)& 7 p.m.
Sept. 2 Montwood (El Paso) 7 p.m.
Sept. 9 @ Carlsbad 7 p.m.
Sept. 16 @ Eldorado 7 p.m.
Sept. 24 Sandia! 1 p.m.
Sept. 30 @ La Cueva 7 p.m.
Oct. 7 Alamogordo* 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 BYE
Oct. 20 Gadsden&* 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 @ Oñate* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 @ Las Cruces* 7 p.m.
& Thursday game
! Saturday game
* District game
Las Cruces Bulldawgs
The rundown: The Bulldawgs seem to have some winnable games — albeit tricky ones — early in the schedule.
El Dorado is one of El Paso’s top programs, although has lost some talent during this past offseason.
Volcano Vista is talented and Hobbs is led by venerable coach Bruce Dollar, although both games should be in LCHS’s favor at the Field of Dreams.
It’s not a bad scenario for the Bulldawgs, who will have a talented team with a new starting quarterback in Devin Perez — who went 4-0 last year filling in for injured Jeremy Buurma.
The latter half of the schedule sees Class 4A power Artesia come to town before the district season begins with a road tilt at Gadsden, followed by a showdown with Oñate.
And, of course, the season finale against Mayfield.
Early test: The pre-district schedule culminates with a home game against Artesia on Sept. 30, one of the state’s most storied programs.
Last year the two teams squared off in Artesia with everything going against Las Cruces High.
An injury to quarterback Jeremy Buurma, a lopsided penalty differential and a 42-21 loss left a bad taste in the Bulldawgs’ mouth.
The two teams continue their annual matchup this year at the Field of Dreams, in a game where LCHS will look to rebound.
District showdown: We hate to be redundant, but how can you not take the Trojans game?
Las Cruces High has had Mayfield’s number in recent seasons. Can they keep it going in 2011?
It promises to be heated affair, as always.
The docket
Aug. 25 @ El Dorado (El Paso)& 7 p.m.
Sept. 3 @ Cibola! 1 p.m.
Sept. 9 Volcano Vista 7 p.m.
Sept. 16 Hobbs 7 p.m.
Sept. 24 @ Rio Grande! 1 p.m.
Sept. 30 Artesia 7 p.m.
Oct. 7 @ Gadsden* 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 Oñate* 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 BYE
Oct. 28 @ Alamogordo* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 Mayfield* 7 p.m.
& Thursday game
! Saturday game
* District game
Oñate Knights
The rundown: First-year coach Caleb Hull will have his work cut out for him as the Knights face a tough stretch of games.
El Paso Franklin should be a good team and Americas looks to be one of El Paso’s better clubs in 2011 led by Division I-bound running back Jack Fields.
Traveling north to Cleveland High School also promises to be a difficult task.
Hull has brought a hard-charging style to the Knights since his hiring in January.
We’ll see how it translates over into the fall, as OHS doesn’t have many gimmes on its schedule.
Early test: Last year the Knights got drubbed by Franklin 49-2 in the season’s opening game.
They have the Cougars again Week 1, this time at the Field of Dreams on Aug. 26.
Who knows how the Knights will fair this time around, although it will be a game to watch simply because it’s the first of the Caleb Hull era.
Hull is looking to bring a new attitude to the Knights program. A good showing against Franklin would be a good place to start.
District showdown: Hull was a surprise hire this past offseason, a young coach coming to Oñate from Las Cruces High, where he was special teams coordinator and an assistant coach on the offensive and defensive lines.
He will see his old team in the Knights District 3-5A opener on Oct. 14, a game which comes after the Knights’ bye.
The docket
Aug. 26 Franklin (El Paso) 7 p.m.
Sept. 1 @ Americas (El Paso)& 7 p.m.
Sept. 9 @ Cleveland 7 p.m.
Sept. 17 Rio Rancho! 1 p.m.
Sept. 23 West Mesa 7 p.m.
Oct. 1 @ Volcano Vista! 1 p.m.
Oct. 7 BYE
Oct. 14 @ Las Cruces* 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 Alamogordo* 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 Mayfield* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 @ Gadsden* 7 p.m.
& Thursday game
! Saturday game
* District game
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