Monday, January 23
GIRLS BASKETBALL
GHS @ CHS: JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
OMHS @ LCHS: 9TH - 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
BOYS BASKETBALL
LCHS @ OMHS: 9TH - 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00 streaming on Organ Mountain Live
Tuesday, January 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL
AHS @ MHS: 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
Wednesday, January 25
BASKETBALL
Hatch 9th @ Centennial JV: Girls 5:00 and Boys to follow after
WRESTLING
Duals LCHS/OMHS @MHS (Girls/Boys) 5pm
Thursday, January 26
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CHS @ OMHS 9TH - 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
BOYS BASKETBALL
OMHS @ CHS 9TH - 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
AHS @ LCHS 9TH - 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
GHS @ MHS 9TH - 4:00, JV - 5:30, V - 7:00
Friday, January 27
WRESTLING
Dual LCHS @ CHS (Girls/Boys) 5pm
Saturday, January 28
WRESTLING
MHS JV (Girls/Boys) 9am
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Contact Athletics
Concha Acosta, Budget & Finance Secretary
Phone: (575) 527-5813
cacosta@lcps.net
Address: 505 S. Main Street, Ste. 249, Las Cruces, NM 88001
Athletics
About Us
The LCPS Athletics Department offers a wide range athletic activities for middle school and high school students. As an extension of the classroom, these extracurricular activities are designed to promote learning, help teach life skills, and encourage good sportsmanship and citizenship.
LCPS HOLIDAY HOOPLA 22-23
Girls
2nd Place Las Cruces Bulldawgs, 1st Place La Cueva Bears, All Tournament
Boys
2nd Place Central (PHX), 1st Place La Cueva Bears, All Tournament
Compete with Class
The Las Cruces Public Schools Athletics Department is proud to participate in the New Mexico Activities Association’s Compete with Class Sportsmanship Program
“Compete with Class” is a New Mexico sportsmanship program designed to help better understand the true value of interscholastic athletics and activities – to educate and prepare our youth for the future.
It was developed through a collaboration process involving athletic directors, coaches and school administrators as well as input from student and adult communities with the purpose of restoring the placement of interscholastic activities in an educational perspective and providing our state with a sportsmanship program that would be embraced and called our own.
The program was designed as an effort to promote and establish a strong culture of sportsmanship based on the core values of respect, integrity, and responsibility.