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Tucumcari mourns the loss of Legendary Coach John Span
TUCUMCARI, N.M. (KFDA) - The Tucumcari community is mourning the loss of a legend following the passing of longtime Rattlers coach John Span. Span, who spent over 40 years mentoring students and athletes at Tucumcari High School, sat down with NewsChannel 10 Sports in the summer of 2025 after beating stage 4 liver cancer.
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Experienced Portales Rams Eye Bounce-Back Season in Loaded Class 4A
PORTALES, N.M. (KRQE) – After finishing with a 2-9 record last season, the Portales Rams believe they’re ready to turn the page. With 14 returning starters, the Rams enter the 2026 season with experience, depth, and a renewed sense of confidence. Head coach Jaime Ramirez says that continuity has made a noticeable difference throughout the offseason. “I think […]
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Texico reloads for another title run despite heavy graduation losses
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Three straight state championships have set the standard at Texico, but the Wolverines know their biggest challenge may still be ahead. After graduating one of the largest senior classes in program history, Texico enters the 2026 season with plenty of new faces expected to fill key roles. Despite losing 18 seniors, the […]
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Art Briles era begins at ENMU as Greyhounds embrace new expectations
PORTALES, N.M. (KRQE) – A new chapter has officially begun for Eastern New Mexico football. With veteran head coach Art Briles returning to the college ranks, there is plenty of excitement surrounding the Greyhounds heading into the 2026 season. But inside the program, the focus isn’t on the attention—it’s on the work. “The excitement was there a […]
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2026 Countdown to Kickoff: Farwell Steers
FARWELL, Texas (KFDA) - Head coach Derrick Shelton guided the Farwell Steers to a 7-4 record in his first season, securing the program’s 33rd postseason appearance. Entering year two, Shelton said the goal is no longer just making the playoffs, it’s winning a district championship and playing on Thanksgiving week.
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ENMU Rodeo Coach Albert Flinn Retires After 60 Years of Excellence
Albert Flinn, a pivotal figure in Eastern New Mexico University (ENMU) Rodeo, officially retired on July 1, 2026, after over six decades with the program. Beginning his journey in 1964 as a student-athlete, Flinn later became the head coach, transforming ENMU Rodeo into a leading program in the Southwest Region. Throughout his tenure, he guided numerous student-athletes to national championships and significant accolades while fostering lasting relationships that extended beyond the sport. Recognized for his exceptional contributions, he was inducted into the ENMU Athletics Hall of Honors in 2023 and plans to remain an active supporter of the program in retirement.
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Bovina brings back its volleyball program for the first time since 1980
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Volleyball used to be something of the history books for Bovina, but all it takes is a vision and the willingness to see it through for a dream to be brought to life. The 2026 volleyball season is approaching and for the first time since 1980, the Fillies will be a […]
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Eastern New Mexico football ushers in new era with Art Briles
MCKINNEY, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — “Find the good”. That’s what Eastern New Mexico’s head football coach Art Briles has written across his wristband as a reminder that we have a choice every day to be optimistic and make the most of our opportunities. That’s one of the first messages he’s instilling into this Greyhound football program […]
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ENMU player spotlight: Dathan Yeary and J.J. Silver
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — At yesterday’s Lone Star Conference football media day, offensive lineman Dathan Yeary and linebacker J.J. Silver represented the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds ahead of Art Briles first season as head coach. Yeary played tight end for the Greyhounds last season before being converted into an offensive lineman this year. Silver earned […]
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Eastern New Mexico picked seventh in LSC poll, Art Briles speaks ahead of his return to college football
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Eastern New Mexico Head Coach Art Briles prepares for his return to college football this fall as he looks to build the Greyhounds into a contending program. ENMU is picked to finish seventh in the LSC preseason poll, while also receiving a first place vote. The Greyhounds look to improve their […]
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Pete’s Pigskin Preview: Clovis Wildcats
CLOVIS, N.M. (KCBD) - The Clovis Wildcats showed great improvement in 2025, starting off with an emotional 32-27 victory over Farmington, and ending with a dramatic 48-43 win over Alamogordo. Head coach Stan Hodges looks to build on last year’s success. “We finished the season on a high note...
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New AD Dusty Nusser: A Portales Legacy
PORTALES, New Mexico (KFDA) - E-sports, baseball, basketball, football, volleyball — no matter the sport, no matter the season, Dusty Nusser has been a fixture in Portales athletics for as long as anyone can remember. Now, he holds the title to prove it. Nusser was named the Athletic Director...
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Start to Finish: Bryce Derrer Wins 2026 Reno Rodeo
Holding the average lead from the first set all the way to the short round is a luxury Bryce Derrer experienced June 19-27 at the Reno Rodeo. The Portales, New Mexico, native walked away with $17,929 after a 9.5 in the first round, a 7.7 that placed second in round two for $6,333, and a 9.3 in the short round worth $672—good for a 26.5-second total on three head, the average title and another $10,924. The haul moved Derrer from 18th in the world standings with $40,737 to 10th with $58,736 on the year.
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Four Eastern New Mexico basketball players move on to next level
PORTALES, New Mexico (KFDA) -Greyhounds see players transfer to Division I, sign professional contracts overseas. Four Eastern New Mexico basketball players are moving on to new opportunities after impressive careers in Portales. Women’s basketball. Julieta Ceja is transferring to South Alabama after a strong season for the Greyhounds. She...
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Cutter Pareo Ropes Reserve National Champion Title for ENMU at CNFR
Cutter Pareo made a stunning debut at the College National Finals Rodeo, earning reserve national champion in tie-down roping for Eastern New Mexico University (ENMU). He showcased exceptional skill throughout the competition, finishing second with a stellar clocking of 8.7 seconds in round three, the second-fastest overall. ENMU's head rodeo coach, John Sharp, praised Pareo for his poise and performance under pressure, emphasizing his embodiment of the hard work prevalent in the community. Fellow teammates Jacob Walters and Shaeden Marr also competed but faced challenges, ultimately finishing 44th and 42nd in their respective events.