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Santa Fe, New Mexico News honors prep 'Athletes of the Year' » Albuquerque Journal

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Although the entire prep sports season was condensed into one lightning round of five months, it shall always remain a year to remember, no asterisks necessary. For all of those athletes and coaches who got it done, a giant tip of the fedora. Well played. You all deserve every accolade and pat on the back you receive. Although the season was markedly different and compressed, there were still those who stood out from the rest and this is Journal North’s annual rundown of the best of the best in each sport. FALL Wakei Hettinga, Los Alamos: Hettinga finally burst from the long shadow cast by teammate Rafael Sanchez, surging to the end of the Class 4A championships in 16 minutes, 10.56 seconds to finish fifth overall and help the Hilltoppers earn the runner-up spot on the podium in the NMAA’s first pre-pandemic championship.

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Wrestlers meet Thursday and Saturday for the state meet at the Rio Rancho Events Center. Should the Hilltoppers pull off such a feat for Class 4A, it would be a first for the program, which will be losing Hatt after the season. “The team is working hard,” he said. “I think we have a good shot to make some noise at the state tournament. We know we have the talent. If you don’t shoot for the stars, you’ll never reach them.” The shooting star for the Hilltoppers, senior Damian Gonzales, is looking to reach the championship match for a third straight season, only, this time, he wants to walk away as state champ instead of runner-up.