Sports

Hattie Harrison goes to Canyon.

Big time college football comes to Artesia.

Ski season in New Mexico ends this weekend with at least one ski official saying this year’s lack of snow did not hamper enthusiasm at state resorts.

Joe Grimando photo. Artesia gains knowledge in Rio Rancho.

Graphic provided by National Weather Service.

Games postponed to later this week.

Artesia High School boys basketball coach Michael Mondragon offered students, parents and the community at large a chance to celebrate the Bulldogs’ state 4A championship with a net-cutting ceremony Monday night at the Bulldog Pit.

Artesia guard Charlie Campbell was named a first-team All-State selection and center Clay Kincaid was selected for the second team while guard Braylon Vega earned honorable mention.

Artesia falls in last day of tournament.

Bulldogs play Rio Rancho Saturday.

With consistent warmer weather back in New Mexico, fishing is good using various kinds of bait at fishing spots across the state.

In her second year as coach leading the Bulldog cheerleaders, Sabrina Roybal steered Artesia to a second-place finish at last weekend’s 2025 NMAA State Spirit Championships and moved the team closer to her ultimate goal of a state title.