Sports Briefs
February 27The baseball team dropped three of its four games this weekend away to University of Texas-San Antonio.
The baseball team dropped three of its four games this weekend away to University of Texas-San Antonio.
The No. 18 men’s basketball lost its second straight game on Saturday. After losing to Colorado State last Tuesday, the Lobos lost to Texas Christian University (17-11) 83-64.
With a new season and new coach, the lacrosse team is ready to get its first winning season since its inception at UNM.
With one of their stiffest competitors out of the way, this weekend the men’s and women’s track and field squads vie for their first conference titles.
The men’s basketball team has cracked the national rankings for the first time this season. After coming off back-to-back wins over nationally ranked opponents, the Lobos are now ranked No.
Senior forward Drew Gordon achieved a feat no Lobo has completed since 1976, in UNM’s win over No. 11 University of Nevada-Las Vegas on Saturday.
UNM’s Drew Gordon and UNLV’s Mike Moser were supposed to face off Saturday morning in front of a nationally televised audience and a sold-out Pit — only one guy showed up to play.
The women’s tennis team had a difficult weekend, dropping both of its matches to Colorado University and Denver University.
After splitting the first two games, the baseball team had a chance to take the series from Nevada but failed in the last inning. UNM lost 5-3 on Friday, and won 3-2 on Saturday.
The softball team made it through Saturday with two wins, beating Northern Colorado and Central Arkansas, but failed to keep its undefeated season alive after it fell on Sunday to Purdue.
Students who are not yet athletes at UNM will have a rare chance to try out for the Division I football team.
The Lobos will attempt to take down an entire wolf pack in a three-game dogfight this weekend at Isotopes Park.
The men’s basketball team has one bone left to pick, and it will be on national television. The Lobos upset No.
The Lobos are heading to the Aztecs’ stomping grounds in hope of settling a score, senior forward A.J. Hardeman said.
The men’s and women’s soccer teams brought in a wealth of talent with the 2012 recruiting class.
Despite last year’s losing season, head baseball coach Ray Birmingham said he thinks his team could make it to the national championship this year.
Over the last few years, college athletics has gone through reconstructive surgery on its conferences.
The women’s basketball team will attempt do something it hasn’t done all MWC season: win two conference games in a row.
Lobo Athletics will be leaving the Mountain West Conference to join a newly formed conference that spans five time zones.
It was an evening of record breaking at Friday night’s track meet, especially for freshman sprinter Beejay Lee. Lee broke the school record for the 60-meter dash in the prelims with a time of 6.72 seconds.