Sports in Brief
September 7The UNM women’s soccer team will be looking to get its first win of the season this weekend as it continues on a five-game road trip to open the season.
The UNM women’s soccer team will be looking to get its first win of the season this weekend as it continues on a five-game road trip to open the season.
Hard work and maturity helped the UNM men’s cross-country team dominate its first meet of the season and record its first victory in almost a year.
Junior midfielder Junro Narita, a Beppu, Japan native, started his UNM soccer career by scoring two goals in the men’s soccer team’s season-opening victory against Oral Roberts University on Aug. 31.
The UNM football team takes to the road for the first time this season as it plays against offensively explosive Texas Tech University.
Anyone interested in a chance to run down the ramp at The Pit, with 18,018 fans screaming their lungs out in excitement for you and your fellow Lobo teammates can try and reach that goal in about two weeks.
Saturday night's game was supposed to be the unveiling of a new, wide-open passing game for the UNM football team. Instead, the Lobos offense showed it might be closer to last year's performances.
UNM fullback Jarrod Baxter rushed for a career-high 184 yards and scored two second half touchdowns to guide the Lobos to a 26-6 opening day victory Saturday over the University of Texas at El Paso.
The cross-country team started the season in an impressive fashion at the Lori Fitzgerald Invitational on Saturday as the men took home a victory and the women finished in second place.
The UNM volleyball team showed hints of greatness this past weekend in the Comcast Invitational Tournament at Johnson Arena. But reality set in as their youth and inexperience reared its head during the championship match.
Senior running back Jarrod Baxter of the football team and Ashley Kirsch of the volleyball team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
The UNM Women's volleyball team is set to jump into the 2001 season when it plays host to the Comcast Lobo Invitational Tournament this weekend at Johnson Arena.
The UNM cross country team has increased participation and preparation for the upcoming season, thanks to a program that had a fantastic year last season.
UNM head football coach Rocky Long is preparing for the beginning of his fourth season leading the Lobos. Long played for UNM from 1969-71. He talked with the Daily Lobo about himself and the football program.
The 2001 season brings a fresh start for the UNM volleyball team with a new coaching staff and an abundance of new, young players.
If one word could describe the 2000 season for the UNM volleyball team and junior middle blocker/outside hitter Vanessa Shields, it would be “negative.”
For the UNM men’s and women’s soccer teams, Saturday was a day the teams finally got to face an opponent other than their teammates. Both teams tied their exhibition games and the coaches had mixed reviews on their teams’ performances at the UNM Soccer Complex.
Senior forward Ty Hibbert, one of the main offensive players on the UNM men’s soccer team, is ready to start the season after missing all of last season due to a knee injury.
The UNM men’s soccer team has built a tradition of winning annually, but the Lobos took a step back last year.
Kit Vela has seen — and done — a lot in the world of women’s soccer.
If experience dictates the direction and success of a team, the 2001 version of the UNM women’s soccer team may achieve more than what is being predicted of it.