La Cueva and host Rio Rancho won semifinal games Friday night and will meet for the championship of the Rams' Holiday Hoops Tournament.
Diego Pavia threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more scores and Vanderbilt secured its first winning season since 2013 with a 35-27 victory over Georgia Tech on Friday in the Birmingham Bowl. The Commodores capped the season with yet…
Here are the Dec. 24 coaches top 10 polls for high school boys and girls basketball teams in New Mexico.
Of the 52 players represented, more than a third — 20 — hail from the state’s two best teams, Cleveland and La Cueva. The Storm have 11 players on the list, the Bears nine.
Fourth-ranked Valley edged No. 6 Artesia 50-46 on Saturday. Here's a recap.Â
The Journal presents its All-Metro volleyball teams for the 2024 season.
Five Sandia players hit double figures while the top-ranked Matadors posted yet another impressive win over a ranked opponent, this one a 68-43 decision over No. 5 AHS.
The first head boys basketball coach at West Mesa High School has passed away.
Check out the All-Metro soccer boys and girls first and second teams.
The Sandia girls, the Cleveland boys the Mayfield girls and the Atrisco Heritage boys all won tournament championship games in the metro area on Saturday. Here's a recap of the action.
Volcano Vista, the state’s top-ranked team, found itself in a 16-point hole in the first half to visiting Sandia, but surged after halftime and eventually beat the No. 2 Matadors. Here's a recap.
The Sandia girls, the Cleveland boys the Mayfield girls and the Atrisco Heritage boys all won tournament championship games in the metro area on Saturday. Here's a recap of the action.
Volcano Vista, the state’s top-ranked team, found itself in a 16-point hole in the first half to visiting Sandia, but surged after halftime and eventually beat the No. 2 Matadors. Here's a recap.
Here are the two major news components to emerge Thursday from the offices of the New Mexico Activities Association.
The teams were voted on last weekend in Artesia by the coaches, and released this week by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association.
"People call me a ‘horse girl,’ and I don’t really care," Hallie Blair said. “Now they call me a D-1 horse girl."
Joey Romero, 27, will be the new head coach at Class 2A Legacy Academy. "We’re gonna be the toughest team on the field,†he said.
Two players, both from Las Cruces, have been chosen to the United Soccer Coaches Fall High School Boys and Girls All-America Soccer Teams.
Here's what to know about the Mel Otero Invitational, Phil Griego Invite and Joe Armijo Classic.
Here are the Dec. 9 coaches top 10 polls for high school boys and girls basketball teams in New Mexico.
Here's what to look for in the boys and girls high school basketball seasons.
Rio Rancho senior Charlie Vause is a national champion. Congrats!
Congrats to Cleveland, Roswell, Bloomfield, St. Michael's, Texico, Melrose and Logan — here's a look at their title runs.
It’s Provo, not Princeton for Sydney Benally.
Technically, the 2024 prep football season isn’t over yet.
This was a pairing of the teams ranked No. 2 and No. 3 in the first Class 5A boys basketball poll of the season. It should have been a magical night. Unfortunately, most of the evening turned out to be an extremely hot mess.
La Cueva became the first Albuquerque school, as far as anyone knows, to send three players from the same team to power conference college programs in the same season.
Mayfield committed 20 turnovers and missed 11 free throws, but some opportunistic defense in the first half staked the Trojans to a lead they didn’t relinquish.
Here are the Dec. 2 coaches top 10 polls for high school boys and girls basketball teams in New Mexico.Â
It’s time to put a bow on another prep football season. Let’s get to it.
Here's a look at the Class 5A and 2A championship games.
Bloomfield (12-0) and St. Pius (11-3) were deadlocked at 22 through the first half. But it was all Bobcats in the second half. Bloomfield won 62-28 to claim the Class 4A title. Take a look.
St. Michael's (13-0) captures its second consecutive blue trophy with a 28-26 victory over No. 2 Dexter (12-1) in the Class 3A championship game. Take a look at how it unfolded.
Third-seeded Cleveland (12-1) captured the Class 6A football championship with a never-in-doubt 26-8 victory over No. 1 La Cueva (12-1) on Saturday. Here's a recap.
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