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Alamogordo Daily Digest Thursday, September 10, 2026

Ty's Take

High school sports don't lie about a town's week, and this one looks like the kind where the other team had the better answer at the moments that counted. Artesia came in with a plan for the girls soccer squad, and long drives put the Tigers in the hole early in football, the kind of deficit that's hard to climb out of when you're playing the better-prepared team. There's usually a reason these things stack up the way they do, and it isn't always about talent, it's about execution and whatever was happening in practice the week before. But that's the nature of fall competition around here, where Friday nights matter and Saturday mornings bring the real accounting. Nothing left to do now but get ready for the next one.

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Alamogordo girls soccer can’t overcome Artesia advantage

Alamogordo's girls soccer team failed to score in a 4-0 home loss to Artesia on September 3 at Riner Steinhoff Complex, despite holding the visitors scoreless in the second half. The Tigers struggled to generate offensive production in their matchup.

Long drives terrorize Tigers in football loss

Alamogordo High School's football team traveled to Las Cruces on Saturday and faced a tough defensive challenge at the Field of Dreams complex. Long scoring drives by the opposing team proved costly in the Tigers' loss.

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Organ Mountain defeated Alamogordo 27-0 in football action on Saturday, September 5. The Alamogordo volleyball team also saw mixed results in tournament play, falling to both Las Cruces JV and Chaparral in the Las Cruces Sweet 16 Tournament.

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