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| | | Accounted for over 1,000-yards passing and nearly 2,000 yards rushing with 33 TDs in 2019 |
| | | Lewis was the most electric player in New Mexico this season. in 9-games he had 1,500-yards rushing and 20 TDs. |
| | | Reese had 36 catches for 728 yards this season with 8 TDs as the Coyotes won the 2018 State Championship. |
| | | Aguilar was the top ranked TE this season and backed it with nearly 600 yards receiving and 7 TDs for the Eagles. |
| | | Edgar was one of the top ranked OL's in the state of New Mexico. |
| | | The Oklahoma State commit was one of the most skilled players in the state for a OL. |
| | | Camacho helped the Bears to the 2018 State Championship. Led the state in FGs and went perfect on PATs. Had a 53 FG. |
| | | Regarded as one of the top DL this season and guided the Roswell Coyotes to the SC. |
| | | Numbers don't lie and Romeo led the state in sacks with 15 and also finished with 137 total tackles. |
| | | Manzanares is one of the top ranked players in the 2019 class. He finished with 87 TT, 2 FF, 1 FR and 10 sacks. |
| | | Smith finished with 48 total tackles and 5 INT this season. |
| | | The Coyotes clean up on 2018 Awards and we cap off the year with head coach Jeff Lynn being named New Mexico Coach of the Year after leading the Coyotes to the State Championship. |
