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Alamogordo Daily Digest Saturday, August 22, 2026

Ty's Take

The Tigers took care of business Friday night, which is what you want to see before the real schedule starts grinding in October. Forty-one to thirty-three against Santa Fe says the offense showed up and the defense found its footing, and that matters more than any preseason game has a right to. Out here where football Friday is still the thing that moves people, where families plan their whole week around kickoff, you want your team walking into district play knowing they can move the ball and make stops. The fishing report suggests the season's been inconsistent at the usual spots, but our boys gave Alamogordo something steady to hold onto this week.

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Fishing fortunes vary at New Mexico lakes and streams

Anglers across New Mexico can find catfish, trout, largemouth bass, and bluegill at waters throughout the state. Sumner Lake in eastern New Mexico is among the fishing destinations offering opportunities for various species.

Final: Alamogordo football defeats Santa Fe, 41-33

Alamogordo's football team defeated Santa Fe 41-33 in a thrilling season opener at Tiger Stadium. The Tigers fell behind early in the second half but rallied with key plays from Tristan Bowman, Jayden Valdez, and Leyton Niland to secure the comeback victory.

Alamogordo football ready for Santa Fe to start season

Alamogordo's football team faced Carlsbad in a scrimmage on August 13 at Ruidoso Middle School to begin preparations for the 2026 season. The practice competition allowed both teams to evaluate their squads before regular season play.

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