<div>Sep. 2—PORTALES — Junior forward Damian Navarrette scored two goals and had two assists and Clovis High's boys cruised to a 7-0 victory over Portales High on Aug. 26.Navarrette gave the Wildcats the lead with a goal in the third minute, on an assist from senior forward/defender Ryan Worley. Senior forward Felix Hernandez and junior forward Rony Enamorado added tallies for a 3-0 halftime lead."They were big and strong," CHS coach Greg Trujillo said of the Rams. "But we moved the ball better (than in early matches). That was the key for us."Senior forwards Anthony Quinones and Santiago Verdugo added goals early in the second half, before Navarette scored again the 64th minute. Junior forward Angel Hernandez capped the scoring, converting on Worley's second assist of the night.The teams meet again at Leon Williams Stadium."Clovis is always a hard team to be, but we'll try to get them next time," Rams coach Dustin Hardin said. "We've got a young team, and they're playing well together."Cats fall on PKs in tourney final — The Cats advanced to the finals of the a tournament at Los Alamos with two wins before losing in the title tilt to Santa Fe Capital on penalty kicks.Clovis and Capital played to a 2-2 tie through regulation before the Jaguars (5-0) claimed the top spot in the eight-team on PKs. No other information was available on the match at press time.The Cats (4-3) reached the finals by beating Los Lunas 3-0 in Friday's quarterfinals and Lovington 3-2 win in double overtime in Saturday's semifinals.Senior forward Damian Navarrette put the Cats in front against Los Lunas in the ninth minute, converting an assist from Worley. The other two goals came off rebound shots, converted by Fernandez just past the midway point of the half and by junior midfielder Cameron Wilson with about six minutes left in the contest.Clovis had 11 shots on goal in the match while the Tigers had none. The Cats also posted a 13-1 margin in corner kicks.Clovis boys coach Trujillo said the Cats had plenty of opportunities for more scores."We moved the ball well, but it just didn't click," he said. "The play was all on their side (of the field)."In the semifinals, CHS avenged a recent 4-3 loss at Lovington, getting the game-winner on a rebound shot by senior Alex Hita with about 2 1/2 minutes left in the second of two five-minute OT sessions.Lovington got a pair of early goals from senior forward Alejandro Mendoza, the first coming on a penalty kick. Quinones matched that for the Cats, cutting the margin to 2-1 at halftime on a rebound shot from before tying the score it early in the second stanza on a PK."Once we got started, we moved the ball better," Trujillo said. "The game was pretty equal."Clovis returned to action on Tuesday, traveling to Roswell for a 6:30 p.m. clash against New Mexico Military. Their next outing is another clash with Lovington, set for 3 p.m. on Saturday at Leon Williams Stadium.Rams drop three close ones in round-robin — Portales High's boys went 0-3 over the weekend in the four-team Sangre De Cristo Classic round-robin event at Taos.All three matches were close, starting with a loss to St. Michael's (4-1), which went 3-1 on penalty kicks after the teams played to a 1-1 draw through regulation. Portales (1-6) pulled even with a goal from senior forward Ethan Najara, assisted by sophomore forward/midfielder Josue Santos, about midway through the second half.Eventual champion Taos (4-0), which posted a 2-0 win over St. Michael's in the championship match, jumped on the Rams 2-0 in the first half of Saturday's first contest. The Rams broke up the shutout bid after halftime as sophomore James Corder converted an assist from Santos.In the finale, Bloomfield (2-3) scored the deciding tally in the second half after the first 40 minutes ended in a 1-1 standoff. Portales' goal came from junior forward Brayan Carreon in the fifth minute to stake the Rams to a quick lead."We're playing really well; we're right there," Rams coach Dustin Harden said. "We just have to take it to the next step."Portales is off this week, returning to action on Tuesday with a 4 p.m. tilt at West Las Vegas.</div>

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Sep. 2—PORTALES — Junior forward Damian Navarrette scored two goals and had two assists and Clovis High's boys cruised to a 7-0 victory over Portales High on Aug. 26. Navarrette gave the Wildcats the lead with a goal in the third minute, on an assist from senior forward/defender Ryan Worley. Senior forward Felix Hernandez and junior forward Rony Enamorado added tallies for a 3-0 halftime lead.

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Sep. 2—PORTALES — Junior forward Damian Navarrette scored two goals and had two assists and Clovis High's boys cruised to a 7-0 victory over Portales High 

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