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Sports Highlights
Ten-year-old Davin Bowse already knows who he wants to beat on the bowling lanes.   I want to be better than my mom,” Davin said.  Davin, a fifth grader at White Sands Elementary School, got interested in the sport through his mother,...
Playing in its second midweek game of the season, the NM State football team returned to action on Wednesday night, taking on the FIU Panthers as part of Weekday CUSA. Behind a trio of giveaways, the Aggies recorded their lowest scoring output of...
The Organ Mountain girls soccer team has spent much of this season scoring goals. Lots of them. There have been games with 18, 10, nine and seven. Through its first 14 matches, Organ Mountain had scored 86 times while allowing just two...
For at least one night, New Mexico State found a formula that worked. James Jones ran for 155 yards. The Aggie defense piled up six sacks. Adam Damante, making his first start of the season, directed the offense without turning the ball over, and...
The NM State football team put together a complete performance as it earned a commanding 34-13 win over Western Kentucky on Thursday night at Aggie Memorial Stadium. The Aggies were fueled by 155 rushing yards from James Jones in addition to a...
The New Mexico State volleyball team tallied its first Conference USA victory of the 2026 season on Saturday afternoon, defeating Sam Houston in five sets inside Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum. Maggie Lightheart paced the team with a season-best 17...
Three wins into her professional career, Ariana Carrasco hasn’t had much time between them.  Twenty-one days after her latest victory, the 23-year-old Las Cruces boxer will step through the ropes again Oct. 2 at the El Paso County Coliseum,...
September ended with local football programs heading in different directions.   Las Cruces, Centennial and Organ Mountain enter bye-weeks after each lost over the weekend, while Mayfield, Gadsden and Mesilla Valley Christian School move...
High School Sports
Centennial student athletic trainer Isaac Holguin tapes a teammates ankle.

A respect earned through hard work

They were just the kids with the water. At least that was how Melanie Trevino remembers some athletes looking at the student athletic trainers when she was just starting out at Las Cruces High School. Then she learned and she watched and she...
Gadsden defensive linemen line up during practice earlier this season. The Panthers return home Friday against Goddard after suffering their first loss of the season at Artesia.

Plenty left to prove

September is nearing its end, and the local football picture is beginning to sharpen.  Las Cruces has yet to lose, Centennial carries a three-game winning streak into Albuquerque, and Mayfield finally has a victory behind it. Organ Mountain...
Coach David Nunez (right) is back at Organ Mountain after one year away from coaching.

Nuñez returns to the sport he wasn’t yet ready to leave

Retirement was supposed to mean finding other things to do. There was travel and time for things that had been pushed aside during decades of practices, meets and seasons that rolled almost immediately into the next one. But somehow there were...

Under the lights

Four weeks are in the books. Now the local football schedule is starting to get heavier.  Las Cruces takes its unbeaten record across town for a district matchup with Organ Mountain, while Gadsden puts its own perfect start on the line...

NMAA announces disciplinary action after Mayfield/Organ Mountain incident

The New Mexico Activities Association has completed its review of the fighting incident that took place during the second quarter of Friday night's football game between Mayfield and Organ Mountain. It announced disciplinary action today. The is...

Knights roll past Mayfield; Bulldawgs stay unbeaten

Organ Mountain and Las Cruces remained unbeaten Friday night, highlighting a week that saw the city’s four public high school football teams go 2-2 — including one game that became notable for more than the final score. Organ Mountain rolled past...
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