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Sandia, a No. 9 seed, wins the Class 5A boys soccer title

Plus, Santa Fe's homelessness summit report and a closed road near Santo Domingo Pueblo.

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Sandia, a No. 9 seed, wins the Class 5A boys soccer title with a 5-⁠1 rout of Capital

Sandia routed Capital in the 5A final

  • Capital1
    Sandia5 (won)
    FinalCapital's only goal came on a late penalty kick.

If you caught the Class 5A final, you saw a rare one. Sandia beat No. 7 Capital 5-1 on Thursday night at the UNM soccer complex for the Matadors' first boys soccer title in 34 years. Senior forward Teo Ojeda scored a hat trick, and Jade Field opened the scoring in the 10th minute.

“We just wanted it more and I think it showed,” Ojeda said. Capital had beaten Sandia twice in district play.

  • Records: Sandia 16-7-1, Capital 16-6-2
  • Sandia upset No. 1 seed La Cueva in the quarterfinals
  • Sandia's last final: a 4-3 loss to Santa Fe High in 2021

There's a Santa Fe twist. Ojeda's mother, Loreyna, a Santa Fe native, went to Capital. She cheered from the front row with a beach ball-sized cutout of her son's face, a little conflicted.

Sandia's title night by the numbers

5-1
final score over Capital
3
goals for Teo Ojeda, a hat trick
34 years
since Sandia's last boys soccer title

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Homelessness

The city has released its 2026 Mayor's Homelessness Summit Report with key findings and recommended next steps. The Youth and Family Services Division held the June summit with more than 300 participants. KRQE NEWS 13

Health

Providers from the UNM Health Sciences Center will visit all three branches of the Santa Fe Public Library this month to screen patrons for cerebral cavernous malformations, or . The CCM1 variant, known as the Common Hispanic Mutation, has a 50/50 chance of heritability. Santa Fe New Mexican

Red Rock Road

Residents of an off-grid community in western Santa Fe County say their drives to grocery stores and medical appointments have grown by an hour since Santo Domingo Pueblo closed their primary access road near Interstate 25. Santa Fe New Mexican

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The Santa Fe County Re-Use Center has reopened with new protocols for donations and free items. volunteers run it at the Eldorado Convenience Center, 28736 US-285. Telemundo Nuevo México

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“States of Erosion: Reshaping and Reclaiming” is open through Jan. 3 at the , 108 Cathedral Place. Admission is $5-$10, and free for qualifying individuals. Albuquerque Journal

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San Juan flood

San Juan County officials said all rivers have dropped below flood stage and evacuations are lifted along all three rivers. FEMA individual assistance has not yet been approved, and officials encourage residents to document damage and expenses. KRQE NEWS 13

Sandia Prep

Sandia Prep beat NMMI 3-1 for the Class A-3A boys state title. It's the program's 22nd and its first since 2022. Albuquerque Journal

Flamenco

Yjastros brings “The Spanish Room NOW” to Albuquerque this weekend, with a Santa Fe show at the Lensic at 7:30 p.m. Tue., Dec. 1. Santa Fe tickets are $33-$116 at nifnm.org/yjastros. Albuquerque Journal

Yjastros performs in four New Mexico cities through Dec. 1

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  2. Nov. 13Las Cruces, Rio Grande Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
  3. Nov. 20Taos Center for the Arts, 7:30 p.m.
  4. Dec. 1Santa Fe, the Lensic, 7:30 p.m.

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Sandia, a No. 9 seed, wins the Class 5A boys soccer title

Plus, Santa Fe's homelessness summit report and a closed road near Santo Domingo Pueblo.

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  1. Sandia, a No. 9 seed, wins the 5A boys soccer title
  2. Santa Fe releases its 2026 Homelessness Summit Report
  3. Library branches to host CCM screenings this month
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