Kirtland Central storms out onto the field during pregame introductions in Friday's season opener at Bill Cawood Field in Kirtland. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Farmington's Caleb Carrillo fires a pass down the left side against Kirtland Central during Friday's season opener at Bill Cawood Field in Kirtland. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Farmington's Chance Carrillo breaks tackle on a punt return and pushes for extra yards against Kirtland Central during Friday's season opener at Bill Cawood Field in Kirtland. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Kirtland Central's Bailey Foutz (40) grabs onto Farmington's Thomas Montoya (33) during Friday's season opener at Bill Cawood Field in Kirtland. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Kirtland Central's Bailey Foutz flexes his muscles after scoring a 7-yard touchdown reception against Farmington during Friday's season opener at Bill Cawood Field in Kirtland. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Piedra Vista's Tyler Roberts darts down the field on a kick return against Los Lunas during Friday's season opener at Hutchison Stadium in Farmington. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Piedra Vista's Jeremiah Jaquez fights off Isaac Felts of Los Lunas going for extra yards during Friday's season opener at Hutchison Stadium in Farmington. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
Piedra Vista's Aiden Ackerman watches the ball drop to the ground in the end zone against Los Lunas during Friday's season opener at Hutchison Stadium in Farmington. Matt Hollinshead/The Daily Times
FARMINGTON — Multiple San Juan County football teams opened the new campaign among the top-ranked programs in the first New Mexico Overtime Sports Center football polls of 2019.
Piedra Vista and Farmington are ranked sixth and seventh, respectively, in the first 5A poll, while Bloomfield (No. 4), Aztec (No. 6) and Kirtland Central (No. 9) are all ranked in the first 4A poll.
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