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UNM drops season opener to UTEP

EL PASO - The first game of the season has been a dark cloud hanging over UNM the past couple years. Last year, the Lobos took a 17-6 loss to Division I-AA Portland State in the season opener.




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For volleyball player, home is key

UNM junior outside hitter Jeanne Fairchild isn't one to brag - although she has every right to. Fairchild has paced the Lobos to a 4-0 start this season. It is the best start for a UNM volleyball team since 1994.


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UTEP game to test Lobos' talent

There is a lot UNM head football coach Rocky Long will learn about his team in Saturday's season opener at UTEP. Perhaps toughness is what he would like to see the Lobos display most against the Miners.





Tennis player Graeme Kassautzki hits a forehand during a match against Northern Arizona on March 17.
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Tennis player brings home gold medal

by Brandon Call Daily Lobo The UNM men's tennis program is becoming well-known internationally ¢ at least with our neighbors to the north. Lobo junior Graeme Kassautzki and senior Kamil Pajkowski represented UNM at the inaugural Canadian College and University Games in Toronto on Aug.










Middle back Allie Suiter spikes the ball over the net during an exhibition match against the Lobo alumni team Saturday in Johnson Center. The Lobos won 3-0.
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Volleyball sweeps UNM alumni team

The Jeff Nelson era is underway for the UNM volleyball team. Nelson made his coaching debut in style Saturday as the Lobos swept the UNM alumni team 30-12, 30-24, 30-14 in an exhibition match at Johnson Gym.


Sophomore Mackenzie White hits a forehand during practice at the UNM Tennis Complex on Jan. 26. The Lobos will host a tournament open to the public from Aug. 31 through Sept. 3.
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Tennis tournament has open invitation

The UNM men's and women's tennis teams are dusting off their rackets and gearing up for the Lobo Labor Day Tournament. The tournament, held Aug. 31 through Sept. 3 at the Lobo Tennis Club, serves as a great way for Lobo players to get back into playing shape, men's head coach Alan Dils said.

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