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Track and field: Alice Wright puts New Mexico on the board

The New Mexico women’s track and field team is amidst a logjam with six teams tied for eighth place, thanks to Alice Wright. For the second year, the sophomore freshman has been rewarded with All-American honors after her 32 minute and 46.99 second time in the 10,000-meter was the second best in the nation.


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Track and Field: Lobos send Kerr to finals

Day one of the 2016 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships presented a freshman face competing in the finals in addition to two UNM careers coming to a close. Freshman Josh Kerr’s new personal record 3 minutes, 41.08 second time in the 1,500-meter run was good enough for fifth place on the day, giving him an automatic bid to compete on Friday for gold.


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Men's Basketball: New Mexico fans continue elite tradition

For half a century New Mexico fans have been amongst the elite in the nation to watch UNM men’s basketball. According to a release on Wednesday, UNM’s 13,030 fans in attendance per 16 home games ranked 23rd in the nation. It is the 50th consecutive year that the Lobos have cracked the top-25.




Freshman Ricky Hernandez-Tong (left) and sophomore Jorge Escutia walk of the court after finishing a doubles match April 17, 2016 at the McKinnon Family Tennis Stadium. 
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Men's Tennis: UNM season comes to a close

Shortly after the New Mexico men’s tennis season officially concluded, the team’s head coach announced it will also be the end of his coaching tenure. New Mexico’s Bart Van Leijsen and Hayden Sabatka started their quest for a national championship at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma.



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Pair of UNM head coaches step down

Within 24 hours two New Mexico head coaches stepped down from their respected positions. On Thursday, UNM announced that Bart Scott will no longer be the head coach of the men’s tennis program after just two seasons at the helm of the program. On Friday, Kunio Kono announced his resignation from the swimming and diving team after four years.



The Lobos meet at the mound on Saturday May 28, 2016 at Santa Ana Star Field. The Lobos lost to Texas Tech Saturday afternoon 4-3, and will have to win twice on Sunday to advance to the Super Regional. 
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Baseball: Bullpen squanders Stevens' gem, club must win two

New Mexico will have to fight through the loser’s bracket if the club wants a chance to move to the super regionals for the first time in the program's history. Following sophomore right-hander Tyler Stevens’ gem, the Lobo bullpen squandered a 3-1 lead, putting UNM on the ropes following Saturday night’s 4-3 loss.






Sophomore infielder Carl Stajduhar launched the ball towards first base to out a Nevada player Saturday May 28, 2016 at Santa Ana Star Field during the Mountain West Championship. Stajduhar was given a 2016 Louisville Slugger All-America award for his performance in the 2016 season. 
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Baseball: Carl Stajduhar dubbed as an All-American

Sophomore Carl Stajduhar is running out of room for all the accolades rolling in from the 2016 campaign. New Mexico’s third baseman can now add All-American to his resume, following his first team all-conference, MW triple crown, and the Mountain West Player of the Year award.



Freshman catcher Andrew Pratt attempts to out a Nevada player during the 2016 Mountain West Championship Saturday May 28, 2016 at Santa Ana Star Field. Pratt is an Albuquerque, New Mexico native who was drafted by the Lobo after graduating from La Cueva High School. 
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Baseball: Excitement stems from local feel of team

The local vibes required many fans to stand along the third baseline if they had not arrived to any of the three New Mexico games during the Mountain West tournament. Head coach Ray Birmingham has turned the UNM program into a site of familiarity with all of the native faces up and down the Lobo lineup.



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Baseball: Lobos draw Dallas Baptist for regional opener

New Mexico head coach Ray Birmingham got his wish. Following Saturday evening’s 14-4 victory over Nevada for the conference tournament title, Birmingham said he wanted to play somewhere that suited UNM baseball. He said he didn’t want to venture to a ballpark that didn’t allow the Lobos to swing for the fences.


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Track and Field: New Mexico sends double-digits to compete in the National Championships

Six more Lobos punched their ticket to the NCAA Championships on Saturday, totaling 10 athletes that will head to Eugene Oregon for a shot at collegiate gold at the western preliminaries. Sophie Connor, Emily Hosker-Thornhill, Calli Thackery, Aasha Marler and Janell Hadnot and Josh Kerr will all join Alice Wright, Courtney Frerichs, Allan Hamilton, and Elmar Engholm who qualified for the NCAAs on Friday.

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