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Goddard High has had a long history of shuttling back-and-forth between the largest classification of schools in New Mexico and the second-largest. The Rockets have done just fine in both.
Check out Goddard’s history of titles in the
Roll Call of State Championships below…
Football
2008…Goddard wins wild shoot-out at Wool Bowl over Aztec, 49-45, for Class 4A crown
1997…Rockets edge Clovis 3-0 and finish 13-1 seaon with a championship
1993…District rival Clovis provides the opposition in the title game, but Goddard prevails 24-21
1991…Coach Sam Jernigan’s first title with the Rockets comes at expense of Artesia 28-14
1987…Goddard and coach Jim Hite upend district foe Lovington 6-0 for the blue trophy
1967…New Roswell school claims the championship: Goddard 14, Cobre 6
Volleyball
2001…Rockets win three-in-a-row titles by beating Los Alamos in four
2000…Goddard & coach Bobby Bates earn a second straight crown after win over Kirtland Central
1999…Eldorado won thriller over AHS in semi, but Goddard takes the finale in five over Eagles
1989…For third time in four years, Goddard takes blue trophy by upending Portales
1987…In 3A championship, result same as year before: Goddard 3, Portales 1
1986…After one year off, Rockets resume title ways by beating Portales in four
1984…Goddard squeezes by Hot Springs in five games to grab 3A top honors
1982…First of five championships for coach Judy Smyth as Rockets beat Alamogordo in finale
1980…Coach Pam Allen leads Goddard to the crown with a championship victory over Alamo
Baseball
1992…Rockets bludgeon Bloomield 13-1 to win Class 3A title
1986…Goddard, led by coach Mark Riding, edges St. Pius 5-4 for second baseball crown
1969…The Class B championship goes to Goddard after a 6-2 victory over Cobre
Boys Basketball
1988…Grabbing only basketball title, Rockets do it with an 82-76 win over Socorro in champioship
Tennis
2008…Matt Neeld upsets #1 seed Andy Cooper of Academy 7-6, 7-5 in 4A singles title match
1994…Julie Stiles wins only girls individual title for Goddard by grabbing big school honors
1981…Goddard’s first tennis champ: Grason Underwood proves to be best boys 4A player in state
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