If today’s effort against the Artesia Bulldogs is any indication of when they might have a state championship banner to hang outside the Field of Dreams, the answer seems to be: “soon.”


Artesia Quarterback under pressure

Centennial tops Artesia at the Field of Dreams

Entering the Field of Dreams, one is met by championship banners shaped like footballs affixed to the external supports of the bleachers. There is no banner in Centennial Red and Gold–at least, not yet.

A Las Cruces Digest Report
Story and Photos By: Levi Gwaltney, Editor

In 2015, the Centennial High School Hawks wer defeated by the Artesia Bulldogs in the State Championship match, 42-34. This is the closest the Hawks have been to winning a football state championship and having a football-shaped banner of their own to hang outside the Field of Dreams.

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If today’s effort against the Artesia Bulldogs is any indication of when they might have a state championship banner to hang outside the Field of Dreams, the answer seems to be: “soon.”

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Centennial Hawk Senior Rudy Rios powers his way through two Bulldog defenders and into the endzone.
Centennial lines up against Artesia at the goal line.
Centennial defenders putting pressure on Bulldogs Quarterback, Izac Cazares
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