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Lee Emanuel , who entered the NCAA Championships at the No. 5 seed for the mile,  won his first national championship on March 14.
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Runner nabs national title

Staff Report The indoor track season culminated in coronation for one Lobo. On March 14, Lee Emanuel became UNM's first national champion since Michael Solomon won the 600-yard run in 1977. "Coach told me that if I thought someone was catching up to me, to just run harder and go after it," Emanuel told GoLobos.


Ryan Honeycutt relays the ball toward the infield during Sunday's 13-4 win over Northwestern. The Lobos matched the program's best start in school history at 22-3, which was set in 1973.
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UNM lights up Northwestern

Tim McGraw's "I Like It, I Love It" blared through the speakers at Isotopes Park every time the UNM baseball team scored a run against Northwestern. Suffice it to say, the Wildcats' pitchers might not be able to get the song out of their heads. The Lobos roped Northwestern 13-4 on Sunday, completing a four-game sweep on the heels of UNM's two-game sweep over No.



The Setonian
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Senior found way to the top despite injuries, illness

Halfway through the 2008 track season, Jarrin Solomon contracted pneumonia and severely pulled his hamstring, ending his hopes for competing at the national level and going to the Olympics. Halfway through this season, the senior has broken his school record three times, defeated former Olympians and became an All-American en route to the best finish ever by a Lobo sprinter at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships.


Dairese Gary plows over Wyoming's Brandon Ewing on Thursday in Las Vegas, Nev. Gary showed his grit against the Pokes, scoring 20 points, seven coming in the last 1:50 of the game. But the Lobos fell short, 75-67.
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Gary stands out in Lobos' first-round exit

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Dairese Gary played like a beast, but the Lobos came up short in the opening round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Thursday. In a 75-67 loss to Wyoming, sophomore Gary kept the UNM men's basketball team in the game compliments of a late surge.


The Setonian
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Utes top SDSU in MWC Championship

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Remember Jim Boylen at The Pit - the hot-headed, confrontational head coach from Utah? The same coach who menacingly gestured toward Lobo head coach Steve Alford during one of the media timeouts on March 3 broke down after his Utes escaped with a 52-50 victory over San Diego State in the Mountain West Conference Championship on Saturday.


Head coach Don Flanagan takes Amy Beggin under his wing after the Lobos were defeated 56-55 in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Friday. Beggin had an opportunity to put the Lobos up by three late in the game, but she missed two
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On the line in the final seconds, Beggin falters

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Amy Beggin has been terrific all year for the UNM women's basketball team, but her season might be remembered for two missed free throws in a 55-54 loss to Utah in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Friday. But it shouldn't be.


The Setonian
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Lobos to fight for respect in tourney

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Even though the UNM women's basketball team finished exactly where it was predicted to in the Mountain West Conference preseason poll - fourth place - head coach Don Flanagan feels disrespected. "The Mountain West said it was a three-team tournament," he said.


Daniel Faris, center, sits on the bench after fouling out in Thursday's game against Wyoming in Las Vegas, Nev. The Lobos lost 75-67, eliminating them from the Mountain West Conference Tournament.
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One and done

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - The buzz of the horn sounded for the UNM men's basketball team as the clock expired. And for the second time in as many years, the Lobos flat-lined, bowing out to Wyoming 75-67 in the first round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Thursday.


The Setonian
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Lobos down Southern in first round of NIT

The UNM women's basketball team found its winning way again and maybe gained some experience for its younger players in a first-round match-up with Southern in the women's National Invitational Tournament. The Lobos defeated Jaguars soundly 72-44 at The Pit on Wednesday.


Sara Halasz walks off the court Friday as Utah celebrates its win over UNM in the Mountain West Conference semifinals in Las Vegas, Nev.
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No three-peat for Lobos as Utah takes semifinals

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Take three against Utah was just like take one and two for the UNM women's basketball team in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Friday. The Lobos came ever-so close to winning, only to be edged 55-54 in the last few seconds of the game.


Amy Beggin scored 18 points, all in the first half, to push the Lobos over the Falcons on Tuesday at the Thomas and Mack Center. Beggin rested on the bench for most of the second half.
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Beggin for mercy

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - As the most experienced ball handler and a leader on the UNM women's basketball team, the pressure was on Amy Beggin to set the tone in the Mountain West Conference Tournament. In Tuesday's opening round, she obliged, pumping in 18 first-half points in an 84-41 victory over No.


The Setonian
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Errors cost UNM in rivalry game

It was a see-saw game for the UNM baseball team against in-state rival New Mexico State on Tuesday at Isotopes Park. Despite out-hitting the Aggies 14-9, the Lobos ended up on the losing side of a ninth-inning rally for a 5-4 loss. UNM is now 13-3 on the season, while NMSU has improved to 11-1.


Sara Halasz puts up a finger roll over
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Dogged defense (Slideshow)

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Air Force wasn't expected to be the toughest opponent for the UNM women's basketball team, but if the defense can repeat its performance, the Lobos can hang with anyone. No. 4 seed UNM held No. 9 Air Force to 23 points on 23 percent shooting in the first half, and coasted to an 84-41 victory in Tuesday's opening round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament.


Emma Hayman, right, and Ola Abou-Zekry congratulate each other during a doubles match against NMSU on Sunday. The Lobos beat the Aggies  5-2.
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UNM ends losing streak with win against NMSU

The UNM women's tennis team notched another win in the Rio Grande Rivalry series, improving its overall record to 26-3 all-time against the Aggies. More importantly, the Lobos ended a five-game losing streak Sunday with a 5-2 win over in-state rival New Mexico State at the UNM Tennis Complex.


The Setonian
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Lobos split series with Cyclones

Over the weekend, the UNM softball team split a four-game series against Iowa State. On Saturday, the Lobos slid by the Cyclones, winning 3-1. UNM ended the day by run-ruling Iowa State 12-4 in the fifth inning. But Sunday, the Cyclones got past the Lobos 18-5 and 7-5.



Dane Hamilton bunts during the Lobos' 30-2 romp over Binghamton in Saturday's doubleheader. The Lobos swept the Bearcats 4-0 on the weekend. Hamilton went 7-of-11 from the dish.
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Lobos clobber Bearcats in four-game series

The UNM baseball team thrashed the Binghamton Bearcats 13-3 at Isotopes Park on Sunday. The Lobos swept the Bearcats, winning Friday's game 15-2, only to outdo that by embarrassing Binghamton 8-1 and 30-2 in Saturday's doubleheader. On Sunday, Ryan Honeycutt helped the Lobos to their 13th win of the season.


Angela Hartill and Amanda Adamson embrace after the Lobos defeated Wyoming 63-45 on Saturday. Hartill and Adamson were presented with bouquets of flowers on Senior Day.
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Lobos lace up for tourney after win

Wyoming came out flatter than the Great Plains. And the UNM women's basketball team lassoed the Cowgirls, turning in a 63-45 victory in its season finale at The Pit on Saturday. The Lobos had the game lucked up in the opening six minutes of the first half after wheeling to an 18-2 lead, but UNM routinely took off plays in the second half.


The Setonian
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After weak start, Lobos claim share of MWC title

Steve Alford looked like a champion when he walked out of the Rudy Davalos Basketball Center on Sunday after the Lobos returned from Laramie, Wyo. The UNM men's basketball head coach was decked out from head to toe. A cherry, button-up Oxford shirt contrasted nicely against Alford's black slacks.

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