3 months ago
Youth and health. The 2025 Sandia Matadors had too much of the former and not enough of the latter.
It was an often frustrating season under new coach Tylon Wilder. The Matadors, who had precious few players with concrete varsity experience, started 0-4 and never recovered, and an ******* ortment of injuries to some key personnel prevented Sandia from truly flourishing.
But Sandia firmly believes the puzzle pieces are arranged properly for them to become one of Class 6A's success stories this fall.
"I believe we can make it to the state championship and I feel like we can make it far in the playoffs," senior quarterback Jahleel Lewis said.
Sandia was among the nearly 125 football-playing schools in New Mexico that staged their first practices of the season on Monday.
#sandia #matadors #Youth #tylon
It was an often frustrating season under new coach Tylon Wilder. The Matadors, who had precious few players with concrete varsity experience, started 0-4 and never recovered, and an ******* ortment of injuries to some key personnel prevented Sandia from truly flourishing.
But Sandia firmly believes the puzzle pieces are arranged properly for them to become one of Class 6A's success stories this fall.
"I believe we can make it to the state championship and I feel like we can make it far in the playoffs," senior quarterback Jahleel Lewis said.
Sandia was among the nearly 125 football-playing schools in New Mexico that staged their first practices of the season on Monday.
#sandia #matadors #Youth #tylon
