Here are your Athletes of the Week for the week of October 5. Remember, all of the winners were voted by YOU and no one else gets a say. To vote, please check our IG/Facebook page’s story on Sunday morning. CPS’ IG: couchpotatosportscoverage.

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CPS’ Athletes of the Week

-La Cueva midfielder Chase Galloway– Galloway had four goals in big district victory over Capital.

-Los Alamos midfielder/defender Jayden Krupp– This past week, Krupp had three goals in two games for the Hilltoppers.

-La Cueva flag football player Jocelyn Mendoza– A freshman RB/WR on La Cueva’s first flag football team.

-Manzano forward Layla Vigil– This past week, the star freshman had two goals and one assist that led to two district wins.

-Rio Rancho runner Alejandro Casaus– The senior Ram won the Academy Extravaganza and nearly posted a sub-15 time (15:00.17).

-Sandia cheerleader Rose Griesmeyer– a senior captain on the Matadors cheer team.

Coach of the Week

-Organ Mountain girls soccer head coach Adam Robey– Knights are undefeated with one game to go in the regular season. They are currently 18-0-1.

Lobo of the Week

-UNM running back Scottre Humphrey– Against Hawaii, Humphrey had 90 rushing yards and two touchdowns. His play helped the Lobos secure a comeback win.

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