UNM junior Arline Smith of the women’s track and field team and senior men’s track and field runner Ian Stewart are this week’s New Mexico Daily Lobo female and male Athletes of the Week
Sophomore center Jordan Adams has accepted an invitation to the 2001 USA Basketball National Team Trials, which will be held May 18-21.
by Francisco Ojeda Daily Lobo The UNM softball team made a late-inning comeback, but threw the ball and the game away in the final inning to lose 4-3 to Brigham Young University in the Mountain West Conference Tournament at Lobo Field. After beating Colorado State University 2-0 earlier in the day in the first round, the fourth-seeded Lobos could not overtake the top-seeded Cougars.
The UNM softball team made a late-inning comeback, but threw the ball and the game away in the final inning to lose 4-3 to Brigham Young University in the Mountain West Conference Tournament at Lobo Field.
Lawton Williams is tired of talking about Taj “Red” McDavid. It has been five years and, quite frankly, it hurts too much. Every year about this time, a handful of reporters from around the country track down Williams, the boys’ basketball coach at Williamston (S.C.) Palmetto High, and touch a nerve that is still raw.
The UNM men's golf team finished in fourth place in the Mountain West Conference Championships held at Sunriver, Ore., April 30-May 2.
While the UNM men's and women's tennis teams each wait to see if they will make the NCAA Regionals, both teams placed three players on the Mountain West Conference All-Conference team.
The UNM track and field team competes in its final regular-season meet May 5 at the University of Texas at Arlington Open in Arlington, Texas.
It seems that the UNM baseball team will play at least some of its home games at the Albuquerque Sports Stadium next year, but what’s not certain is whether it will be sharing the stadium with a Triple-A baseball team.
UNM senior men’s tennis player Takeshi Itoh and senior Ryley Webb of the UNM women’s golf team are this week’s New Mexico Daily Lobo male and female Athletes of the Week.
The UNM softball team lost two games to Colorado State University Saturday to drop it to fourth place in the Mountain West Conference.
Going into this weekend’s series against the Air Force Academy, the UNM baseball team could not fault the starting pitching for its seven-game losing streak. It had come up with some strong performances during that stretch, only to see them go to waste.
The UNM men’s tennis team rebounded from its semifinal loss in the Mountain West Conference Tournament to defeat San Diego State University 4-2 on Saturday to take third place.
Jeremy DeYapp pitched a complete game shutout and shortstop Dusty Young went four-of-four at the plate as the UNM baseball team completed a three-game sweep of the Air Force Academy with a 6-0 win Sunday.
After losing in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference a day earlier, the UNM women’s tennis team took its frustrations out on Colorado State University, trouncing the Rams 4-1 on Saturday to grab third place.
The UNM women’s golf team took its second straight Mountain West Conference title in record-breaking fashion.
The UNM baseball team will look to shake the sting off of six straight road losses when it faces Air Force Academy this weekend for its final home stand of the year.
After two rounds of the Mountain West Conference Women’s Golf Championships in Sunriver, Ore., UNM is in first place, carding a team total 578 (+10).
The UNM men’s tennis team, which is the defending Mountain West Conference champions, will put its title on the line beginning Friday with the Mountain West Tournament in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Despite its youth and inexperience, the UNM women’s tennis team heads into the tough Mountain West Conference Tournament Thursday confident after a successful regular season.
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