UNM has sights set on regaining tennis title
The UNM men's tennis team takes the first step this fall toward recapturing what it lost last season - the Mountain West Conference title.
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The UNM men's tennis team takes the first step this fall toward recapturing what it lost last season - the Mountain West Conference title.
The UNM volleyball team, which has been struggling, hopes the beginning of conference play means more wins and better play.
Lubbock, Texas - Lack of consistency on offense and the Lobo defense giving up numerous big plays was a recipe for disaster for the UNM football team as it lost to Texas Tech University 42-30 Saturday.
Future opponents of the UNM football team may have found the best way to attack the Lobo defense after its poor performance in a 42-30 loss to Texas Tech University.
The UNM football team takes to the road for the first time this season as it plays against offensively explosive Texas Tech University.
Saturday night's game was supposed to be the unveiling of a new, wide-open passing game for the UNM football team. Instead, the Lobos offense showed it might be closer to last year's performances.
For the UNM men’s and women’s soccer teams, Saturday was a day the teams finally got to face an opponent other than their teammates. Both teams tied their exhibition games and the coaches had mixed reviews on their teams’ performances at the UNM Soccer Complex.
The 2001 season brings a fresh start for the UNM volleyball team with a new coaching staff and an abundance of new, young players.
UNM head football coach Rocky Long is preparing for the beginning of his fourth season leading the Lobos. Long played for UNM from 1969-71. He talked with the Daily Lobo about himself and the football program.
The UNM men’s soccer team has built a tradition of winning annually, but the Lobos took a step back last year.
The UNM women’s basketball team signed six new players during the recruiting season last year, but that number was trimmed down one on Monday when it was announced that incoming freshman Kirbi Wilson will no longer attend the University.
UNM men’s soccer head coach Klaus Weber has influenced the New Mexico soccer community in many ways, including building a respectable soccer program and helping soccer become a popular sport in the state.
The summer is usually when college athletes take a breather from their sport or go home, but the UNM football team found the summer to be a time to get stronger and build team unity.
“UNM, hell yeah, UNM, hell yeah,” echoes through the Tow Diehm Facility.
As football season nears, so, too, does the end of construction to the newly expanded University Stadium.
When UNM cross-country runner Ben Ortega lines up to run, he not only expects to win, he knows he is going to win. With a confident attitude, he is not afraid to say what he has done and what he is going to do as a runner.
Fans of the UNM men’s basketball team will be able to pack The Pit many times this season because of a schedule filled with home games.
Fans of the UNM athletic program usually look at the win-loss column to determine if it had a successful season, but the Lobos also are improving in the classroom.
Monique Harris wakes up, her knee aching and throbbing with pain. She does not want to go to training today. She looks over to a paper taped up on her wall at home. Covered with goals she has set for herself, she knows to accomplish them she has to ignore the pain and train to get better.
UNM men’s golf coach J.T. Higgins has helped continue the Lobos’ strong golf program throughout his tenure and now will take his success to Texas A&M University.