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New Mexico high school football final scores, results — August 22, 2025

See every final score from Week 1 of New Mexico high school football
New Mexico rivals Las Cruces and Mayfield High Schools / Mark Lambie
New Mexico rivals Las Cruces and Mayfield High Schools / Mark Lambie | Mark Lambie / El Paso Times, El Paso Times via Imagn Content Services, LLC

The 2025 New Mexico high school football season kicked off on Friday, and High School On SI has a list of final scores from the opening weekend.

New Mexico High School Football Scores, Results & Live Updates (NMAA) - August 22, 2025

New Mexico high school football final scores, results — August 22, 2025

Alamogordo 29, Deming 16

Albuquerque 24, Cibola 21

Artesia 48, Carlsbad 24

Bloomfield 63, Belen 12

Clovis 32, Farmington 27

Dexter 52, Jal 0

Eldorado 56, Organ Mountain 28

Elida 62, Carrizozo 12

Eunice 60, Ruidoso 39

Fort Sumner/House 54, Ramah 0

Gateway Christian 58, Cloudcroft 6

Grants 36, Miyamura 14

Hagerman 38, Dulce 0

Haxtun 46, Melrose 0

Hobbs 41, Lovington 13

Hot Springs 26, Tularosa 6

Hozho Charter Academy 55, Zuni 0

Las Cruces 61, Mayfield 6

Logan 47, Magdalena 32

Lordsburg 58, Duncan 16

Loving 42, Estancia 0

Mesilla Valley Christian School 70, Menaul 38

Navajo Prep 42, Shiprock 9

Piedra Vista 26, Sandia 20

Pojoaque Valley 54, Crownpoint 0

Raton 54, Tohatchi 0

Rio Rancho 52, Atrisco Heritage Academy 12

Robertson 34, Socorro 0

Roswell 20, Los Lunas 8

Santa Fe 32, Capital 0

Santa Rosa 22, Texico 15

Silver 35, Santa Teresa 14

Springfield 50, Clayton 0

St. Michael's 26, Taos 0

Tatum 30, Escalante 12

Tucumcari 8, Thoreau 6

Valencia 48, Kirtland Central 6

West Las Vegas 34, Hatch Valley 18

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