Clovis Christian defensive ends Kenny Duong, left, and Andrew Ramsey work together to tackle Dora running back Jestin Watson during the fourth quarter of Friday's game in Clovis.

Clovis Christian strong safety Kevin Naceanceno pushes Dora running back Jestin Watson out of bounds during the fourth quarter.

Texico 34, Dexter 7
Records: Texico 1-0, Dexter 0-1.
Difference: The Wolverines answered Dexter’s opening score with three of their own for a 21-7 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Difference-makers: Jesus Rivera scored three touchdowns for Texico, two on runs and another on a 14-yard pass from QB Rallin Harris.
Next: The Wolverines host Springlake-Earth on Friday in a 6:30 p.m. (MDT) kickoff.

Shallowater 35, Muleshoe 28
Records: Shallowater 1-0, Muleshoe 0-1.
Difference: The Mustangs dominated the middle two quarters, outscoring the Mules 28-7 to build a two-touchdown lead..
Difference-makers: Shallowater’s Jarek Black rushed for 116 yards and two touchdowns, including a 29-yard run with 3:34 left to restore a 14-point lead (35-21). QB Brandon Hall also scored a pair of TDs for the Mustangs, and threw a 63-yard scoring pass to Tobias Sultan in the third quarter. … QB Beau Avila threw for three touchdowns for Muleshoe, finishing 19-of-30 through the air for 267 yards. Saul Elizalde caught six passes for 92 yards and Ryan Deleon five for 77, and each caught a touchdown pass.
By the numbers: Muleshoe finished with a 400-359 edge in total offense, but turned the ball over seven times — five on fumbles — to three for the Mustangs.
Next: The Mules take on Portales on Friday in a game at Blackwater Draw.

Fort Sumner 32, NNMI 0
Difference: Senior Skyler McMath returned the opening kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown, and the Foxes’ defense forced seven turnovers — including five interceptions on 10 New Mexico Military passes, including two picks by Kolter West.
Difference-makers: McMath rushed for 109 yards scored three of the Foxes’ other four touchdowns on runs of 1, 24 and 17 yards. … West finished with 89 yards rushing and 66 passing, including a fourth-quarter TD toss to Nick Sanchez. … Fort Sumner’s defense limited NMMI to a net of minus-2 yards on three pass completions.
Next: The Foxes host the Clovis junior varsity next Saturday afternoon.

Bovina 35, Hale Center 6
Difference: The Mustangs broke the game open with three second-quarter touchdowns and led 35-0 in the first minute of the third quarter. … First downs were even 12-12, but Bovina had a 405-165 edge in total yards.
Difference-makers: Junior RB Marco Terrones rushed for 136 yards and two touchdowns on only nine carries, while senior RB Rolando Perez added 104 yards on the ground and a touchdown. QB Andrew Marrufo also ran for a score, and threw a 22-yard TD pass to Gael Vela.
Next: The Mustangs host Boys Ranch on Friday.