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UNM track athletes hungry to win invitational

Staff Report The UNM track and field team travels to Fort Collins, Colo., today to compete in the Jack Christiansen Invitational Saturday. For many of the 45 athletes heading north, this weekend marks the first competition in several weeks. The Lobos are coming off trips to Austin, Texas, in the Texas Relays and the Mt.


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Lobos look to break records

Despite two inches of snow in Sunriver, Ore., that caused a change of venue and delayed starting time for the Mountain West Conference women's golf championship, the Lobos are poised for a true rarity in sports - a four-peat. The fate of Thursday's first round was still up in the air at about 11 a.


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Lobos battle, but unable to beat NMSU

The New Mexico State University Aggies beat the Lobos 16-14 in a slugfest at Lobo Field Tuesday afternoon. NMSU used six homers on a day when winds were blowing 35 miles an hour straight out to left field. One of those home runs came off the bat of the Aggies' Billy Becher on the second pitch from Robert Lacheur in the fifth inning to put NMSU up 15-12.


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Tennis sets up for tournament

Staff Report The UNM women's tennis team heads to California today for the Mountain West Conference tournament in San Diego. Seven women will try to conquer the MWC tennis championship for the Lobos, but they will have some stiff competition. The University of Nevada-Las Vegas is the favorite going into the tournament and San Diego State University will also pose a challenge to UNM.


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Quarterbacks duke it out in game

Despite promising performances from the Lobos' two young quarterbacks in Saturday's Cherry-Silver game, UNM head football coach Rocky Long says the starting job still belongs to incumbent senior Casey Kelly. "Neither one of the other quarterbacks have proved they're better than Casey," Long said.


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Baseball team unable to bounce back

Staff Report The UNM baseball team dropped into fourth place in the Mountain West Conference with a pair of losses to BYU in Provo, Utah, on Saturday. BYU, 12, UNM, 4 In the first game of the doubleheader, which was played because of a rain out on Friday, the Cougars jumped out to an early 7-0 lead.


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UNM track athletes set new records, rankings at relays

Staff Report A select group of UNM men's and women's track athletes had quality performances this weekend at the Mt. San Antonio College relays in California. Sophomore Brigid Isworth set a new school record in the pole vault with a 12-07.50 mark - good enough to qualify her for the NCAA Midwest regional meet.


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Ankle sprain puts UNM running back Moore down

by Lee Cornell Daily Lobo Overshadowing the annual Cherry-Silver game on Saturday was a high ankle sprain sustained by sophomore running back DonTrell Moore. Moore injured the same ankle in the Las Vegas Bowl against UCLA in the Lobos' last game.


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Tennis sweeps singles matches

by Rick Bustos Daily Lobo The UNM women's tennis team beat the Texas Tech Lady Raiders 6-1 at the UNM Tennis Club on Saturday. The Lobos lost out on the doubles point, with defeats in the No. 1 and No. 2 spots, but bounced back to sweep all six points from the singles matches.


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Athletes of the Week

Keren Sari-Bentzur of the women's track team and Adrian Boyd of the football team are this week's New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week. Sari-Bentzur finished sixth, second among collegiate competitors, in the heptathlon at the prestigious Mt. SAC College relays this weekend.


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UNM track athletes head to Texas

by Todd Burns Daily Lobo A group of 20 athletes from the UNM men's and women's track teams are competing at the Mount San Antonio College Relays this week. Mt. SAC is one of the premier track meets in the Southwest. All athletes must qualify in their respective event and receive an invitation to compete.


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Sports Briefs

Women's Golf Sophomore Kailin Downs has been named the Mountain West Conference women's golfer of the month on the strength of a fourth-place finish at the Ping/ASU Invitational April 4-6. Downs fired rounds of 71-76-69-216 at the Karsten Course to grab her fifth top-five in eight starts this season.


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Lobos look to overcome BYU

Staff Report The Lobos look to continue their hot play this weekend in a three-game series against BYU in Provo, Utah. This is an important series for both baseball teams as the season begins to wind down. With identical 9-6 records in the Mountain West Conference, UNM and BYU are tied for second place along with San Diego State, behind front-runner UNLV.


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New, old Lobos to face off

UNM tradition continues this weekend when the old meets the new in the annual Cherry-Silver football game at University Stadium Saturday. The contest is the last practice for the football team in the spring season and a chance for newcomers and veterans alike to display their skills in front of the UNM fans.


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Athletes of the Week

UNM baseball player Josh Jezek and Ashley VanBoxmeer of the softball team are this week's New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week. Jezek delivered a game-winning single in the final contest of the series with San Diego State University Sunday for a 5-4 comeback victory.


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Sun Devils burn Lobos in tourney

Subpar scoring and plenty of birdies ruled at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational March 11-12, where the UNM men's golf team could manage only an 8-under-par total - for a disappointing 14th-place finish. With temperatures in the low 90s, little to no wind and a course in perfect condition, low scores were to be expected, Lobo head coach Glen Millican said.


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Tennis takes 2nd in conference

Staff Report A 4-3 win over the Air Force Falcons gave the UNM men's tennis team a second-place finish in the Mountain West Conference by virtue of a tie-breaker Sunday. The Lobos finished 4-1 in the MWC, which tied them with San Diego State and Brigham Young universities.


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Softball team struggles against Utah

UNM, 3, Utah, 7 The UNM softball team looked to improve its conference record with a win in game one of Sunday's doubleheader with the University of Utah Utes at the UNM Softball Complex. Going into Sunday's games, Lobos head coach Kim Newbern felt the two teams were evenly matched, giving UNM a small edge with regards to speed and power.


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Lobo baseball tastes victory at home again

by Phil Parker Daily Lobo After a streak of blown leads cost the Lobo baseball team five of its last six games, it was finally UNM's turn to come from behind Sunday at Lobo Field. Timely hitting, key defensive and baserunning plays enabled UNM to pull out a tight 5-4, 10-inning win against the San Diego State Aztecs.


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UNM track teams surprise at LSU

Staff Report The UNM men's mile relay team nearly shocked Louisiana State University at the LSU Alumni Gold meet in Baton Rouge, La., Saturday. The mile team of Matt Bishop, Chris Garofola, David Lloyd and Nick Lott shattered their previous best time by nearly two seconds at 3:10.

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