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Football Recap: Estancia Picks Up Sixth Consecutive Victory + How To Watch
Estancia had won five straight games and Joshua Villafuerte did his part to make it six on Friday. The Bears simply couldn't be stopped as they easily beat the Tularosa Wildcats 53-14 with plenty of help from Villafuerte, who picked up 64 receiving yards and 1 TD, and also punched in 1 score on the ground. The game also marked Villafuerte's third in a row with at least one interception.
akronjewishnews.com
tricityrecordnm.com
Scorpions pick up key district win, topping West Mesa 31-7
FARMINGTON – Farmington High School quarterback Rock Kalcich threw for one touchdown and scored twice on the ground Friday night, leading the Scorpions to their first district victory over West Mesa on senior night at Hutchison Stadium. The 31-7 victory improved Farmington to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in District...
losalamosreporter.com
Legislative Education Study Committee Meets In Rio Rancho Oct. 14 – 16
The Legislative Education Study Committee (LESC) will meet in Rio Rancho at the Rio Rancho Public Schools Administration Building from October 14 to 16, 2026. LESC will begin its October hearings with a community welcome from Rio Rancho Public Schools before turning to a presentation about student access to extracurricular activities from the superintendents of Rio Rancho Public Schools, Santa Fe Public Schools, Albuquerque Public Schools, and Las Cruces Public Schools. LESC staff will present a brief on arts, physical education, and libraries, and the day will then wrap up with a tour of RioTECH, a career and technical education facility in Rio Rancho.
rrobserver.com
Friday Night Lights: Week 8 high school football preview
Cleveland football typically garners the most attention each week, and for good reason. When you win four of the last five Class 6A state championships, all eyes gravitate toward you. However, with Cleveland on a bye this week, attention shifts to Rio Rancho and Bernalillo. The Rams look to avenge...
tricityrecordnm.com
Scorpions, Mustangs fight for playoff push on football field
FARMINGTON – A pair of teams fighting to make the Class 6A postseason will square off Friday night at Hutchison Stadium when Farmington hosts West Mesa. The Scorpions (1-5 overall, 0-3 District 1-6A) are looking to snap a four-game losing streak. Their most recent loss, at the hands of Albuquerque High by a final of 41-31, saw Farmington surrender a halftime lead. The Scorpions have been outscored 174-87 in the last four weeks.
KCBD
No. 5 Lovington wins second straight, 29-7 over Belen
LOVINGTON, N.M. (KCBD) - The No. 5 Lovington Wildcats (3-4, 2-1) finished Friday’s contest with 29 unanswered points as they shook off the Belen Eagles 29-7 at Brian Urlacher Field. The Wildcats took the lead when QB Jude Madrid found WR Edgar Zubia in the end zone for the...
Essentially Sports
News-Bulletin
Belen feels sting of first loss, edged by Portales
A clash on Friday of two 4A football teams ranked in the top five saw No. 3 Portales (5-2, 2-1) knock Belen (6-1, 2-1) from the unbeaten ranks. After falling behind 21-0, the fourth-ranked Eagles put a second-half scare into the Rams, eventually falling 34-27 in the Hall of Fame Game.
News-Bulletin
Photos: 4th annual Los Lunas Marching Invitational
The often epic sights and sounds of area marching bands took center state at Willie Chavez Field as Los Lunas High School hosted the fourth annual Los Lunas Marching Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 3. Both the Los Lunas Tiger Marching Band, left, and the Belen Intensity Marching Band, right, performed along with nine other bands from north-central New Mexico. Los Lunas High School received superior scores for music performance, visual performance, general effect and overall rating. Belen High School received superior ratings for music performance, general effect and overall rating and an excellent score for visual performance. Belen also was awarded Best Woodwinds of the Day and Best Brass of the Day. A slideshow of photos can be found online at news-bulletin.com.
On3.com
New Mexico High School Football Week 7 Top Players of the Week
Week 7 of the New Mexico high school football season produced huge performances on both sides of the ball. Quarterbacks filled up the stat sheet, playmakers delivered explosive touchdowns and several defensive standouts spent the night in opposing backfields. Here are the top players and performances from Thursday and Friday night across New Mexico. Coaches, parents and players can submit weekly statistics and nominations to NMPreps text 505-414-4313 or email grinejosh@yahoo.com. Week 7 StandoutsAjay Vigil – WR – Cleveland – Caught three touchdown passes and finished with 180 receiving yards i...
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APS Online Survey Wants Your Input
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –An online survey created by Albuquerque Public Schools is available for public input relating to their 2027-2028 budget. The survey will close on October 22nd, should only take a few minutes to complete and is anonymous and confidential. The link to the survey can be found at APS.edu or down below. The Board of Education will hold two in-person budget community meetings and is encouraging the public to attend and offer ideas. The meetings will be Tuesday, October 13 at the Alice and Bruce King Educational Complex, 6400 Uptown Blvd NE and on Wednesday, October 14th at Truman Middle School, 9400 Benavides Road SW.
theacademyadvocate.com
6/7 Welcomes a New Learning Specialist to West Campus
Ms. Tamara Morgan is from Farmington, New Mexico. Before coming to the Academy to work as the learning specialist in the 6/7 Division, she worked as a gifted teacher for elementary school students and taught English and History for high schoolers. She went to a variety of schools for her bachelor’s in History and English, including Tulane University, CU-Boulder, and the University of East Anglia, which is in England! Ms. Morgan returned to New Mexico to get her master’s from UNM in Sociocultural Studies. Along with that, her first job post-college was as an environmental historian, which she describes as “a cubicle full of spreadsheets and online databases.”
Daily Lobo
UNM students host Depop clothing pop-up market
Students at the University of New Mexico worked with social online clothing marketplace Depop to set up a pop-up clothing market featuring sustainable fashion for students and community members on Friday. The event, organized by UNM Depop Campus manager Thrift 66 Vintage, consisted of around 30 vendors selling vintage clothing...
KRQE News 13
Week 7 Metro High School Football Round up: Cleveland stays perfect, Bernalillo delivers 45-0 shutout in Saturday action
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –Saturday afternoon featured a battle of two undefeated teams as Cleveland and Sandia squared off in a highly anticipated high school football matchup. Cleveland wasted little time making its presence felt. Following the opening kickoff, the Storm struck on the very first play from scrimmage. Ajay Vigil took the handoff to the […]
Daily Lobo
Goldstein talks campus safety, OpenAI hack, importance of non-STEM programs during press conference
University of New Mexico President Steve Goldstein hosted an introductory press conference at the Student Union Building on Wednesday, his first after joining the University in July to succeed Garnett Stokes. Goldstein spoke to local media about a number of topics, including sexual violence on college campuses in response to...
KRQE News 13
Volcano Vista High School educator named 2027 New Mexico Teacher of the Year
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Public Education Department announced Friday that Kristin Garletts, an English language arts and journalism teacher at Volcano Vista High School in Albuquerque Public Schools, was named the 2027 New Mexico Teacher of the Year. The honor was announced during a school assembly celebrating Garletts and the educators serving […]
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The NMMI Colt football team falls to Hope Christian
On October 2, the NMMI Colt soccer team travelled to face the Hope Christian Huskies for a district matchup. Due to the Huskies not having a football field, the game was played at Bernalillo High School. The Colts entered with a 0-5 record and were 0-2 in district play. They...