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Posted by Aaron Bracamontes on Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 06:02 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Current temperature here is 64.6 degrees right now (5 p.m. MST).
The last time Del Valle won an area-round football game was in 2001, when it beat Abilene 14-10 in Class 5A.
Del Valle (9-2) lost to Cooper (8-3) in this same round last year by the score of 56-10.
Cooper's three losses all have come against 5A schools leading up to this game.
FIRST QUARTER
DHS-Edgar Salcido 43 FG, 7:00. Del Valle, 3-0
DHS-Rudy Tueckmantel 19 pass from Jordan Baeza (Salcido kick), 4:32. Del Valle 10-0.
DHS-Danny Yanez 27 pass from Baeza (Salcido kick), 1:22. Del Valle, 17-0.
SECOND QUARTER
DHS-Baeza 8 run (Salcido kick), 11:03, Del Valle, 24-0.
CHS-Alford Cooper 13 pass from Ryan Heslep (Ryan Lucas kick), 7:16, Del Valle, 24-7.
CHS-Reese Williams 32 pass from Heslep (Lucas kick), 5:58, Del Valle 24-14.
CHS-Davon Riddick 11 run (Lucas kick), 4:00, Del Valle 24-21.
CHS-Lucas 28 FG, :00, Tied game, 24-24
HALFTIME
DHS-Baeza 1 run (Salcido kick), 8:24, Del Valle 31-24
CHS-Williams 29 pass from Heslep (Lucas kick), 7:22, Tied 31-31
DHS-Salcido FG 50, 5:02, Del Valle 34-31
CHS-Cooper 7 run (Lucas kick), :08 Cooper 38-34
FOURTH QUARTER
CHS-Khole Jackson 18 pass from Heslep (Lucas kick), 9:52, Cooper 45-34
CHS-Cooper 9 run (kick failed), 5:39, Cooper 51-34
DHS-Jon Jon Hernandez 4 pass from Baeza (Salcido kick), :17, Cooper 51-41
FINAL
Posted by Lenny Jurado on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 05:03 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Keep checking back here for updated scores for all six local high school scores. We will update them as soon as we find out.
Posted by Aaron Bracamontes on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 11:59 AM | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
Current weather over here at Grande Communications Stadium in Midland is 65 degrees and clear skies.
Coronado High School principal Marielo Morales estimates that more than 150 fans have come to watch the Thunderbirds.
The last El Paso team to beat Abilene was Del Valle (Class 5A, Division II) in 2001 under current Montwood head coach Chuck Veliz. That area-round game went to the Conquistadores, 14-10.
FIRST QUARTER
AHS- Herschel Sims, 3 yard run, 7:56. Abilene, 7-0.
AHS- Herschel Sims 38 pass from Ronnell Sims, 6:19, Abilene, 14-0.
AHS-Ronnell Sims, 9 run, 2:05, Abilene, 21-0.
SECOND QUARTER
AHS-Joey Renteria 20 yard FG, 11:05, Abilene, 24-0.
AHS-Ronnell Sims 67 run, 4:10, Abilene, 31-0.
CHS-Sam Brown 77 run, 3:48, Abilene, 31-7
HALFTIME
THIRD QUARTER
AHS-Jarvis Hunter 8 run, 7:13, Abilene, 38-7.
AHS-Herschel Sims 18 run, 1:51, Abilene, 45-7.
FINAL
Posted by Lenny Jurado on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 11:58 AM | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
In the latest high school sports podcast, Lenny Jurado and Aaron Bracamontes of the El Paso Times discuss El Paso high school football, plus a little volleyball, swimming and cross country.
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Posted by Jay Koester on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 06:23 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
In the latest high school sports podcast, Lenny Jurado and Aaron Bracamontes of the El Paso Times discuss El Paso high school football, plus a little volleyball, swimming and cross country.
To listen to the podcast, click here. (right click, save-target-as to download)
Or better yet, subscribe the Times sports podcasts on iTunes! That's right, with one click of the subscribe button, you'll automatically get the weekly UTEP football and high school sports podcasts.
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Posted by Jay Koester on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 at 04:46 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
With the biggest day of the high school cross country season just a hours away, I will preview the four district races based of the results of the Chamizal race two weeks ago. Here is a look at District 1-5A:
Posted by Aaron Bracamontes on Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 02:22 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
With the biggest day of the high school cross country season just a day away, I will preview the four district races based of the results of the Chamizal race two weeks ago. Here is a look at District 1-4A:
Girls:
Here you have a strong Jefferson girls team that has flown under the radar as the favorite. But if they are under the radar, then Chapin must be in stealth mode. The defending district champs have made a push and may challenge the Silver Foxes.
Individuals:
1. Theresa Torres, Jefferson
2. Veronica Sandoval, Chapin
3. Arlene Cabrera, Jefferson
Teams:
1. Jefferson: 1-3-7-9-11-15*-20*— 31 points.
X-Factor: No. 5 runner Stephanie Nunez. Jefferson is just a step ahead of Chapin and in a smaller race you can’t leave anything to chance. If Nunez gets into the Top 10 and knocks a Husky out, it could be what seals the deal.
2. Chapin: 2-6-8-10-12-21*—38 points.
X-Factor: No. 5 Adriana De Leon. While this hasn’t been the greatest year for De Leon you can’t deny that she has been to the top before and knows what its like to lead this exact race. If she can dig down deep and lead her team, she will get them another district crown.
3. Irvin: 4-16-17-18-19-22*-28*—74 points.
X-Factor: No. 2 Luly Serrano. The Rockets miss last years Gomez-Thornton connection, but Serrano leads three teammates who finish right behind her. Its simple she moves up and so will her team.
4. Andress: 5-23-24-25-26-33*—103 points.
X-Factor: No. 2 Ashley Vasquez. Trying to make up 30 points is difficult, but what helps the Eagles is that they too have four runners grouped together. If Vasquez can work up in front Irvin’s runners then it might be the Eagles going to Regionals.
5. El Paso High: 13-14-27-29-30-31*-32— 113 points.
X-Factor: No. 1 Leti Najera. Things look tough this year for the Tigers, however, Najera and teammate Michelle Shaheen have a shot to qualify for regionals. It would be a boost for El Paso High if they can get there.
*Austin, Bowie and Burges did not field a team and did not have strong enough date to suggest where they might place.
Boys:
This is the Main Event of Saturday. While they won’t run last, District 1-4A has the best runners in town and it starts with Jefferson and Austin.
Individuals:
1. Isaac Spencer, Austin
2. Ramon Garcia, Austin
3. Joel Flores, Jefferson
Teams:
1. Jefferson 3-4-7-9-10-22*-24*— 33 points.
X-Factor: No. 5 Angel Franco. Jefferson look like hands down favorites, but don’t forget that Austin usually runs this district and they have veterans here. As the last scorer, Franco has to make sure the Panthers don’t slip by him and get past other Foxes. Think of Franco being responsible for yelling “the Panthers are coming,” if they make a charge.
2. Austin: 1-2-11-14-32-35*— 60 points.
X-Factor: No. 5 Irving Esparza or Gabe Martel. Jefferson’s top runners prevent Spencer and Garcia from helping their team and this isn’t No. 3 and 4 Jacob Baca and Ben Gutierrez’ first rodeo. So its up to one of these two runners to get to the top and make up some big points. Make no mistake about it, Austin is coming out swinging, expect a duel.
3. Burges: 5-13-16-17-19-36*— 70 points.
X-Factor: No. 2 Danny Tarango. Tarango is one of the best 800 runners in the country, not it is time he shows some of that talent on the cross country course. The Mustangs have a shot to upset Austin and Tarango leads runners 3-5. A top 10 berth could move Burges up.
4. Irvin: 6-8-18-26-27-28*— 85 points.
X-Factor: No. 3 Taylor Mobley. Irvin has three real competitive runners in this super-runner district. However, they are taken out of regionals by their last three. Mobley leads that group and will have the advantage of two other teammates to help him try to surge through the pack and reconnect with Carlos Castanon.
5. Chapin: 15-20-33-34-38-39*—140 points.
X-Factor: No. 1 Joe Young. This has not been Chapin’s year, but anything can happen and the Huskies have to be ready to go if two of the top four fall. Young diving into the Top 10 and earning a regional trip could be the spark his team needs.
6. El Paso High: 12-25-31-42-44-47*—154 points.
X-Factor: No. 5 Matthew Ramirez. If Ramirez busts out for a great run then he can move the Tigers in front of Chapin all by himself. At that back of 1-4A there is a great race going on.
7. Bowie: 23-29-30-37-41—160 points.
X-Factor: No. 1 Antonio Marquez. Great pack running by the Bears, and Marquez is the leader of that. If Marquez take the time to make his move then he can help his team leap over Chapin and El Paso High.
8. Andress: 21-40-43-45-46-48*—195 points.
X-Factor: No. 1 Vincente Montes. Montes has been absent lately for unknown reason. However he is entered on Runner Card and he is definitely a difference maker. If Montes runs then Andress is a strong candidate for fifth place.
Like I said this will be the premier race of the day, if you get to only catch one race, make it this one.
Posted by Aaron Bracamontes on Friday, October 30, 2009 at 05:34 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)


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