by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo The UNM women's basketball team shellacked the Texas Southern Tigers 103-41 last night at The Pit to improve its record to 4-1 on the season. The margin of victory was the most ever for a UNM women's basketball team and the 103 points scored is the second-highest total ever amassed by the Lobos.
The tradition continues, as the UNM men's basketball team heads down I-25 to challenge its intrastate rival New Mexico State, tonight at the Pan American Center in Las Cruces. In the 191st meeting between the teams, the Lobos and Ritchie McKay will look to avenge last season's Aggies' sweep of the series.
by Audra Meiklejohn and Jeff Proctor Daily Lobo Junior UNM golfer Jay Reynolds single-handedly raised one-fifth of the proceeds for UNM's fourth-annual Run for Relief. The Run for Relief is a fundraiser put on each fall by the UNM Student Lettermen's Association to raise money for children fighting cancer.
With a deft perimeter stroke and a knack for staying off the media's radar, senior guard Javin Tindall can simply be referred to as "the silent assassin." The 5-foot-11 point guard enters the 2003-04 season with a little more hop in his step and poise in his voice than he had last year.
Not since Dave Bliss' final season in 1998-1999 has the UNM men's basketball team started the regular season 2-0. Led by head coach Ritchie McKay, the Lobos have begun their season with lopsided victories over Division II teams San Francisco State and New Mexico Highlands, en route to their best start in five years.
Lindsey Arndt Junior Basketball Arndt set a personal best in Saturday's game against Villanova, scoring a career-high 21 points. She also dominated the boards with 11 rebounds, resulting in the second double double of her career. Despite Arndt's best efforts, UNM fell to the Wildcats 70-57.
by Phil Parker Daily Lobo The Lobos suffered their first loss of the season Saturday night, falling to Villanova 70-57 in the championship game of the Holiday Inn Mountain View Lobo Invitational. The tournament was Friday and Saturday at The Pit.
Despite the U.S. military's openly anti-gay policies it is allowed to actively recruit on college campuses across the country, including UNM. The Department of Defense's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy authorizes the termination of servicemen and women based solely on their sexual preference.
When UNM head coach Don Flanagan said the women's basketball team is a deep squad this year, he wasn't kidding. In fact, the young Lobo team may have finally stepped out of the shadow of last season's Mountain West Conference championship team, by defeating the USC Trojans, who beat UNM in last year's season opener.
Staff Report UNM controlled both sides of the ball Saturday in Laramie, dismantling Wyoming 26-3 in brutally cold conditions. Lobo tailback DonTrell Moore rushed for 153 yards and caught a touchdown pass, while D.D. Cox also contributed with 127 ground yards and a 1-yard touchdown of his own.
While the sea of fresh faces on the UNM men's basketball team were unveiled Saturday night at The Pit, it was the recognizable faces that stole the show. The quartet of returning letterman David Chiotti, Ryan Ashcraft, Javin Tindall and Mark Walters set the tone for the game and perhaps for a success-filled season.
Julie Briody Basketball Freshman Briody led the UNM women to a 77-75 win over the USC Trojans Friday at The Pit. Briody scored a team-high 18 points, and at one point went on her own eight-point run to even the score late in the second period. Lobo Defense Football The UNM defense had a record-breaking performance in the Lobos' 26-3 win over Wyoming.
The UNM women's basketball team spent much of the game at the free-throw line and used that to its advantage in a 77-75 victory over the USC Trojans, Friday night at The Pit. The Lobos tied a UNM record by making 33 free throws and broke a school record with 43 attempts.
In their first game of the season, the Lobo men's basketball team showed there are two ways to dominate an opponent. During the first half of their 95-42 blowout over San Francisco State University, the Lobos dumped the ball inside to sophomore forward David Chiotti, who had his way in the post.
The UNM Ice Wolves were defeated twice by the Red Raiders of Texas Tech in their first home games of the year this weekend at Blades Ice Arena in Rio Rancho. With both games being played late at night, the visiting Red Raiders managed to win each game by two goals.
The Lobos are going to a bowl game. All that's left to be decided is which one, and if they'll go as conference champions. The news came early this week that UNM will be invited to one of three Mountain West Conference bowls.
UNM marketing major Aaron Links is obsessed with bodybuilding - and he's not afraid to admit it. Saturday, Links won the junior division title at the American National competition in Boston. Contrary to popular belief, there is no weight lifting at bodybuilding competitions.
A Lobo diver has won the 1-meter and 3-meter competitions in all four meets the team has competed in this season, and garnered eight gold medals, seven silver medals and two bronze medals. However, the team was without a coach until less than two weeks ago.
Daniel Gawronski Football Senior Gawronski led the Lobos to a 24-12 win over the Air Force Falcons Saturday in his last game at University Stadium. Gawronski finished with 14 total tackles, including nine solo. The Falcons boast the No. 3 rushing offense and average more than 300 yards a game.
by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo The championship game of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament Sunday in Sacramento was a hard-fought battle. The Lobos lost to the San Jose State Spartans 3-2 in a match that was highlighted not for its spectacular play, but rather for the brawl that left five players ejected from the game with red cards.
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