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Lars Loeseth was named to ESPN The Magazine's  Academic All-American At-Large First Team.
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Athlete honored for academics

Lars Loeseth was one of the brightest and most successful athletes UNM has seen in recent years. And now, he is being recognized for it. Last week, ESPN The Magazine named Loeseth to the Academic All-American At-Large First Team.


Jeremy Johnson and NCAA cross country champion Josh Rohatinsky go toe-to-toe during the Mountain West Conference Indoor Championship on Feb. 11. Johnson finished seventh at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on June 7 in Sacramento, Calif.
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Runner finishes with top accolades at championships

UNM distance runner Jeremy Johnson couldn't have had a better ending to his collegiate track and field career. The senior earned All-American honors in the 10,000 meters after finishing seventh at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on June 7 in Sacramento, Calif. Head coach Matt Henry said the award is the product of hours of hard work and training.


Jordan Pacheco bats during the Lobo's 12-2 win over Hawaii-Hilo at Isotopes Park on April 29. Pacheco was drafted in the ninth round by the Colorado Rockies.
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Going into extra innings: Two players head to MLB

Two UNM baseball players were drafted in the 2007 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft on June 8. Infielder Jordan Pacheco was picked in the ninth round by the Colorado Rockies and was the 282nd overall pick. Pitcher Bobby LaFromboise was taken in the 14th round by the Arizona Diamondbacks with the 433rd pick.


The Setonian
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Lobos falter at championships

The UNM men's golf team ended its season with a 29th-place finish at the NCAA Championships on June 1. The Lobos shot an 11-over-par 291 in the final round and finished with a three-day score of 872. UNM started 26th after the first day of play before falling to 28th after the second round.



Lobo runner Timmie Murphy looks at her results after running in the 2006 NCAA Cross Country Championships Mountain Regional at the UNM North Golf Course on Nov. 11. Murphy will run at the NCAA Championships on June 6-9 in Sacramento, Calif.
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Track team doesn't have to look far for top talent

The UNM track and field team will be well-represented at the sport's biggest stage this season. Javelin thrower Katie Coronado, sprinters Ariel Burr and Jarrin Solomon and distance runners Timmie Murphy and Jeremy Johnson will make their first trip to the NCAA Championships, June 6-9 in Sacramento, Calif.


The Setonian
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UNM coach says goodbye

In 18 years at the helm of the UNM baseball team, head coach Rich Alday has a long list of accomplishments. Now, Alday is passing the torch. He announced May 21 he is stepping down as head coach.


Forward Tony Danridge shoots a free throw at practice on May 25 at the Rudy Davalos Basketball Center.
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Bahamas trip no vacation

The UNM men's basketball team has had mixed results in its first competition under head coach Steve Alford. The Lobos left May 25 for a week-long trip to the Bahamas, where they are playing three exhibition games against Bahamian club teams and one game against the College of the Bahamas Caribs.


The Setonian
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Freshman golfer finishes strong

Staff Report The No. 19 UNM women's golf team finished its season with a 22nd place showing at the NCAA National Championships held at the LPGA International Legends Golf Course in Daytona Beach, Fla. The Lobos concluded their 13th appearance at the championships with a four-day total of 1,254 - 102-shots over par.


The Setonian
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Track shines at regional meet

by Adrian Doerfler Daily Lobo The UNM track and field team had one of its best showings at the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships under head coach Matt Henry on May 25-26 in Des Moines, Iowa. Of the eight athletes who qualified for regionals, four qualified for nationals and two are hoping to advance as at-large bids.


The Setonian
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The Year in Sports

Baseball Recap: UNM is 22-25 overall and 8-10 in MWC play. The Lobos have won four of their last six and will play in the MWC Championships in Las Vegas starting May 22. Season highlight: Head coach Rich Alday won his 500th game as a Lobo on March 30 after the Lobos beat San Diego State 11-5. Season ...


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Raiders need more than star QB to save their game

by Brandon Call Daily Lobo If the top five players picked in the NFL Draft are any indication of things to come, it should be an interesting season. As everyone expected, the Oakland Raiders went for a quarterback and selected LSU's JaMarcus Russell. Russell is probably the best quarterback of the class, but he is no savior for the Raiders' offense.


Wide receiver Travis Brown, who led the Mountain West Conference in receiving yards with 867 last season, answers questions during a press conference Tuesday at the Tow Diehm Athletic Complex.
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Lobos get chance to hone skills

by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo This time, the UNM football defense shouldn't mind seeing the scoreboard light up. Today's Cherry-Silver spring football game at University Stadium will feature a new scoring system that will give the defense a chance to outscore the offense.



Jumper Hagit Salamon, right, does push-ups during indoor practice Tuesday.
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Jumper finds balance amid tests and training

by Brandon Call Daily Lobo Sophomore jumper Hagit Salamon keeps on improving for the UNM women's track and field team. On Saturday, Salamon swept the long and triple jumps with her best marks in college at 19-2 1/2 and 40-1 1/2 at the Lobos' last home meet of the season.


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Problematic receiver could be a blessing for Pats

by Adrian Doerfler Daily Lobo Now that the inexact science of the NFL Draft is over, football fans get to see if their team's selections will turn out to be the next late-round franchise savior, such as Tom Brady, or the next first-round bust, such as the infamous Ryan Leaf - who is now a golf instructor.


Jennifer Ryba hugs senior Nora Quintal after the Lobos' 4-1 loss to Brigham Young in Colorado Springs, Colo., during the Mountain West Conference Championship on Friday.
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Going out on a sour note

by Brandon Call Daily Lobo The UNM women's tennis team was riding its longest winning streak of the season, until the best team in the conference got in its way Friday. After winning the last five matches, the No. 3-seeded Lobos' season ended with a 4-1 loss to top-seeded Brigham Young on Friday in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament in Colorado Springs, Colo.


The Setonian
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Former UNM player goes pro

Staff Report Quincy Black is taking his football career to the next level. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Black, a former UNM linebacker, as the fourth pick in the third round of the NFL Draft on Saturday. Black was the 68th pick overall. Black could not be reached for comment Sunday.


Kelsie Hendry pole vaults a height of 4.15 meters at the Don Kirby Memorial Invitational track meet at the UNM Track and Field Complex on Saturday.
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Lobos leave rivals in the dust

There may not have been a better way for the UNM track and field team to end its regular season. The Lobos won 15 of 38 events at Saturday's Don Kirby Memorial Invitational, the last competition before the conference championships.


Lobo teammates congratulate first baseman Daniel Stovall, No. 34, after scoring in UNM's 19-2 victory over Hawaii-Hilo on Saturday at Isotopes Park.
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Lobos dominate Hawaii-Hilo

A hit batter, two errors and a blooper in the second inning sealed Hawaii-Hilo's fate in a win for the UNM baseball team Sunday. The Lobos scored five runs off two hits in the second en route to a 12-2 victory.

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