San Juan County teams chase state titles as the high school football playoffs open Friday, Nov. 6. Navajo Prep and Kirtland Central host first-round games. Farmington High School travels to Albuquerque for a rematch with Sandia. Bloomfield and Piedra Vista, ranked No. 1 in 4A and No. 2 in 5A, earned first-round byes and will skip ahead to the second round. Flood relief continues at McGee Park and San Juan College, and the Four Corners Professional Women’s Summit runs Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 4-5, at the Farmington Civic Center.
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You’re watching the Local News Network, brought to you by CrossFit EMBR and Mercy Sports Medicine. The high school football playoffs kick off this week, and many San Juan County teams will compete for their shot at a state championship. In 2A, Navajo Prep will host Legacy Academy Friday, November 6th at 7:00 PM. In the 3A division, Kirtland Central will host Hatch Valley Saturday, November 7th at 1:00 PM. Bloomfield High School is ranked number one in the 4A division, earning a first round by and will host the winner of Valencia and Española Valley in two weeks. Piedra Vista also earned a first round by as they are ranked number two in the 5A division. They will host a winner between Goddard and Highland next week. In the 6A division, Farmington High will travel to Albuquerque Friday night for a rematch with Sandia High School. Flooding continues to devastate the county. There are still many opportunities to serve, volunteer, and donate. If you have been affected by the floods, McGee Park is offering food and shelter while the Disaster Recovery Center at San Juan College will help connect you with recovery resources. Please follow the San Juan County Office of Emergency Management on Facebook to stay up with date with the latest information regarding road closures and evacuation orders. The Four Corners Professional Women’s Summit is Wednesday and Thursday, November 4th and 5th at the Farmington Civic Center. This annual event is focused on network, education, and resources aimed at building professional relationships and offering training and development for people in the Four Corners region and beyond. To learn more, visit professionalwomens-summit.com. To learn more about what’s going on in San Juan County, visit farmingtonm.gov. And for more stories like this, visit LNN.news.
