The Eunice football program has 15 state title banners hanging in the rafters, the third most in state history (first in 1957 and the most recent last season), 24 championship appearances the second most in New Mexico history, is currently tied for sixth place with 11 other schools for consecutive state championships at three (including an active current three-peat streak), …

EUNICE — Senior quarterback Mason Caperton and the Cardinals football team dominated in all facets of the game Saturday, chalking up a third straight state championship with a commanding 56-27 win over Texico at Cardinal Stadium. Caperton and several other Cardinal seniors with title-game experience wrapped up their high school careers in impressive fashion, with a balanced running and passing …

EUNICE – The Eunice football team defeated Estancia 56-14 Saturday afternoon and booked its ticket to the Class 2A state championship game. be the fourth straight year the Cardinals have played in the state championship dating back to the 2015 season, with Eunice winning it all in 2017.The Cardinals hosted the Estancia Bears at Cardinal Stadium in the third semifinal …

EUNICE – The Eunice Cardinal’s football team defeated Texico 50-0 Saturday afternoon to advance to the semifinals of Class 2A playoffs. Eunice won its 23rd straight game and faces Estancia for the opportunity to play in the final.From the beginning of the game, the Cardinals imposed their tempo and style on the Wolverines. On the opening kickoff, Cardinals’ Hayden Dean …

Cardinals dominate DemonsEUNICE – The matchup between Eunice and Dexter was supposed to be the best of Class 2A against the best of Class 3A. It was billed as a battle of tough defenses and good offenses. But when it was all said and done, it was Eunice dominating again as the No. 1 ranked team in Class 2A beat …

Young Eunice entrepreneurs donate profits to injured vet Eunice High School seniors have had the chance to couple learning the basics of running a small business with deciding what to do with their profits every year since 2001. This year, the 36 students involved in the project netted $1,405, money they earned over the period of one week late last …