Sports

Now that high school basketball is a done deal, awards season is upon us. And not surprisingly, the local prep basketball players pulled in quite a few honors:

ALBUQUERQUE – Things didn’t quite work out the way the Española Valley cheer squad hoped Saturday during the state cheer competition at The Pit, but the Sundevils, as well as other local teams, Pojoaque Valley and McCurdy, all saw significant improvement from a year ago.

The numbers may not exactly look grand right now, but Española Valley softball coach Kourtnie Polanco knows better days are not far off.

In Northern New Mexico, the name Fulgenzi essentially means tennis.

It was a fairly light slate for spring sports as the state basketball tournament took center stage.

Capping what Mesa Vista girls coach Jesse Boies called, “a wild couple of days,” the victorious Trojans girls basketball team received a 30-mile escort into town on Sunday.

Building for now and into the future is the name of the game for the Pojoaque Valley cheer squad, which enters Saturday’s state spirit competition at The Pit in Albuquerque, looking to gain experience.

With no seniors and several eighth graders making the transition to high school cheerleading, it’s been a year of learning for the McCurdy spirit squad as it gets ready to hit Saturday’s state competition at The Pit in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE — With a shot heard around the north, Aayilah Boies’s 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds Friday night left gave the Mesa Vista girls basketball team its first ever Class 2A state championship.

A year ago at the state spirit competition, the Española Valley cheer squad showed exactly what it can do when it’s on its game.

Lady Trojans win first-ever state championship ALBUQUERQUE — With a shot heard around the north, Aayilah Boies’s 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds left in the game...

Coming into the boys Class 2A state basketball tournament, third seeded Mesa Vista was simply looking for a challenge out of No. 14 Hozho Academy.