NM High School Basketball Scores: Who’s Winning and Who’s Losing?

Check out the latest High School basketball scores from around New Mexico.

In New Mexico, there are four classifications for high school basketball teams 1A, 2A, 3A, and 4A. The teams are divided up by enrollment, with 1A having the smallest schools and 4A having the largest.

So far this season, the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) district leads in terms of wins and losses for all four classifications. In 1A, APS schools are a combined 12-2; in 2A, they are 15-3; in 3A, they are 19-4; and in 4A, they are 20-3.

The Rio Rancho Public Schools (RRPS) district is second in terms of wins and losses for all four classifications. In 1A, RRPS schools are a combined 10-4; in 2A, they are 14-5; in 3A, they are 16-7; and in 4A, they are 18-5.

The Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS) district is third in terms of wins and losses for all four classifications. In 1A, SFPS schools are a combined 9-5; in 2A, they are 11-8; in 3A, they are 14-11; and in 4A, they are 17-8.

The 2019-2020 high school Basketball season in New Mexico is well underway, and there are a few clear winners and losers so far.

In the Albuquerque area, Eldorado and La Cueva are off to the best starts in Class 5A, while Santa Fe High is struggling at the bottom of the standings. In Class 4A, Los Lunas is undefeated so far, while Grants and Miyamura are still looking for their first wins.

Down in southern New Mexico, Mayfield and Oñate are unbeaten in District 3-6A play, while Gadsden and Las Cruces High are still searching for their first district victories. In District 3-5A, Chaparral is off to a hot start, while Carlsbad is still looking for its first win.

Here are the complete standings for all eight NM high school basketball classifications:

Class 5A
1. Eldorado (4-0)
2. La Cueva (3-1)
3. Manzano (2-2)
4. Cibola (1-3)
5. West Mesa (1-3)
6. Volcano Vista (1-3)
7. Rio Rancho (0-4)
8. Santa Fe High (0-4)

Class 4A
1. Los Lunas (4-0)
2. Highland (3-1) 3. Capital (2-2) 4. Valencia (2-2) 5

It’s that time of year again when high school basketball is in Full Swing and everyone is trying to predict who will make it to the State Championships Some schools are consistently at the top of the rankings, while others are always near the bottom. So, who’s winning and who’s losing this season?

Let’s take a look at some of the top-performing schools in New Mexico:

1. Albuquerque Academy The Albuquerque Academy boys’ basketball team is off to a great start this season with a 16-2 record. They are currently ranked No. 1 in Class 5A and are looking like a strong contender for the state title.

2. Eldorado: The Eldorado Eagles are also having a strong season with a 14-4 record. They are currently ranked No. 2 in Class 5A and are definitely a team to watch out for in the playoffs.

3. Santa Fe: The Santa Fe Demons are having a solid season so far with an 11-7 record. They are currently ranked No. 3 in Class 5A and could be a dark horse candidate for the state title if they can string together some wins in the playoffs.

Some other schools that are worth mentioning include Hope Christian (15-5), Manzano (14-6), Clovis (13-7), andFarmington (12-8). These teams have all had solid seasons so far and could make some noise in the playoffs as well.

The New Mexico high school basketball season is in full swing and there have been some great match-ups so far. Who’s winning and who’s losing?

The Albuquerque Journal has been keeping track of the scores and they have a great article that gives an overview of how each team is doing. Some of the top teams include:

Rio Rancho High School The Rams are off to a great start with a 9-1 record. Their only loss so far has been to Valley High School

Valley High School The Vikings are also off to a great start, with an 8-1 record. They have not lost since their first game of the season against Rio Rancho.

La Cueva high school The Bears are 7-2 on the season and their only losses have come against Rio Rancho and Valley.

Farmington High School The Scorps are 5-5 on the season. They have wins over some tough teams, including La Cueva and Valencia, but they have also lost to some tough teams like Cleveland and Eldorado.

Albuquerque High School The Bulldogs are 4-6 on the season. They had a rough start, losing their first four games, but they have since won four in a row.

New Mexico high school basketball teams are off to a great start this season, with many teams winning their first few games. However, there are also a few teams that are struggling to get wins. Here’s a look at how each team is doing so far this season.

Albuquerque Academy: 3-0

Alamogordo: 1-2

Belen: 2-1

Bernalillo: 1-2

Carlsbad: 2-1

Clovis: 3-0

Deming: 0-3

The 2018-2019 high school basketball season is in full swing and there are some clear winners and losers so far.

The Albuquerque schools are doing particularly well, with La Cueva, Manzano, and West Mesa leading the pack. Sandia Prep and Hope Christian are also doing well.

On the other hand, some schools are struggling. St. Pius X and Valley are at the bottom of the pack, while Rio Rancho and Farmington are also struggling.

It’s still early in the season, so anything can happen. But it’s clear that some schools are off to a better start than others.

It’s that time of year again: high school basketball is in full swing and teams are vying for position in the State Tournament

In New Mexico, there are four classifications for High school basketball 5A, 4A, 3A, and 2A/1A. The highest classification, 5A, is made up of the largest schools in the state, while 2A/1A is made up of the smallest schools.

So far this season, here are the teams that have been dominating in each classification:

5A:
-Albuquerque Academy
-Cibola
-Volcano Vista
-Sandia

4A:
-Roswell Goddard
-Farmington
-Carlsbad
-Clovis

3A:

-Albuquerque Academy Defeats West Mesa
-Highland Falls to Rio Rancho
-Valley defeats Manzano
-Sandia Prep falls to St. Pius

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It’s basketball season in New Mexico, and that means High School teams are competing for conference titles and a spot in the State Tournament Who’s winning and who’s losing?

In the Albuquerque metro area, Albuquerque High School is off to a strong start, with a record of 8-2. They’re followed by West Mesa High School with a 7-3 record. In the Santa Fe area, Santa Fe High school is leading the way, with a 9-1 record.

statewide, St. Michael’s High School in Bernalillo is off to a great start, with a 12-0 record. They’re followed by Hope Christian high school in Albuquerque, with an 11-1 record.