Category: Sports
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FOR THE 1ST TIME EVER LAS CRUCES VS MAYFIELD WILL KICKOFF THE FOOTBALL SEASON
The Las Cruces High School vs Mayfield High School football game is widely regarded as one of the best rivalries not only New Mexico, but the entire country.
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NMSU Women’s Golf Strengthens Staff: Coach Announces Addition of Alison Gastelum
Gastelum to serve as graduate assistant following five-year playing career with NM State.
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Three to Watch for the Next Three Days: Womens Golf in Paris
Golf in the Olympics is very similar to what we are used to in our broader community with two distinctions. 1) There is no “cut” after the second round of 18–all competitors play 72 holes. 2) There are sudden-death tie breaker rounds for all medals.
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Los Alamos’ Chase Jackson is a TRUE, classical Olympian–she competes early Thursday morning
Competing naked is widely accepted as the only way the Greeks would perform in the original Olympic games.
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High School Soccer Starts in Two Weeks; Here is a District-Level Breakdown (Boys and Girls)
Our broader community is dynamic. Because of the changing nature of the place we call home, the New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) has been forced to play the district shuffling game.
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Eight Days in August Bring USC, UNM and Oregon to Our Broader Community
In a cruel twist of fate, Aggies Soccer will play host to two Big 10 schools and the Lobos just as the students are returning to campus. One of the visiting teams, the USC Trojans, ended last season ranked 25th in the United Soccer Coaches Poll.
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Tyrese Haliburton, we are rooting for you (and Team USA) in the Quarterfinals this Tuesday
In the final game of Group C play, Team USA dominated Puerto Rico, 104-83. Of the impressive roster of star basketball players to take the court for Team USA, Tyrese Haliburton was the only player to not score a single point.
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Aggies Announce Hiring of Patrick Larrison to Bolster Olympic Sports Programs
Larrison joins the Aggies after an extensive career as private throws coach and volunteer for the University of Kansas.
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The Cruces-Mayfield football rivalry is back in… THREE WEEKS (a mini-post FYI)
For the first time in the history of the Cruces-Mayfield (or Mayfield-Cruces, if you prefer) rivalry, the storied match up will be the season opener.
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Rachel Glenn, a Team USA Athlete who is unapologetic about her Name, Image and Likeness rights
Both the New York Post and Sports Illustrated made hay about Team USA Women’s High Jump competitor, Rachel Glenn, and her decision to leave the University of South Carolina for the Razorbacks of Arkansas for non-athletic reasons.
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Get Inspired by Team USA’s 3×3 Basketball Team–and get ready for the tournament at Meerscheidt Recreation Center
Registration for the Las Cruces Parks & Rec 3×3 Tournament opens up on September 3, 2024. The tournament is tentatively scheduled for September 20-22.
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Justin Best, we love peppers, too!
When the local community doesn’t have anyone “homegrown” to represent them in the Olympics, we have to find those athletes who represent something we are passionate about.
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Red or Green? How About Gold! Chiles and U.S. Women’s Gymnastics are who we are rooting for today
Both Chiles and Biles will compete in each of the four event rounds; Suni Lee will fill the third spot on uneven bars and balance beam and floor exercise, while Jade Carey will round out the slots on the vault.
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Jordan Thompson, we are rooting for you today in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
No, Jordan Thompson is not from around here. In fact, one would be hard pressed to find any connection to our local community… except for her name–Jordan.
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2024 NM State Volleyball Schedule Unveiled
The second edition of NM State Volleyball in Conference USA is on the horizon. Mike Head Coach Mike Jordan, entering his 27th season with the program, announced the full 31-match slate of 2024 competitions.
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Mariah Duran, we are rooting for you today in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
Mariah Duran played many sports while growing up in Albuquerque, but when her brothers gifted her a skateboard on her 10th birthday – suddenly things changed. Just three years later, Mariah was entering her first skateboarding competition.
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Lia Mosher Named Assistant Volleyball Coach at NMSU
Aggie legend joins former teammate Tatyana Battle on Mike Jordan’s bench.
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Kevon Williams, we are rooting for you today in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
After stellar DII football career, he found a path to a college degree and the Paris Olympics playing… Rugby.
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Trio of Aggies Earn Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar Honors
Javier Delgadillo, Alvaro Morales and River Smalley receive recognition for athletic and academic achievements.
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NMSU Softball Maximizes 2025 Transfer Portal
After a 30-win 2024 campaign that landed four Aggies on Conference USA’s Postseason Awards list came to a close, Head Coach Kathy Rodolphbegan searching for additions to what will be her 22nd roster at NM State.
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DEA Hosts Third E-Sports Tournaments to Raise Fentanyl Awareness
DEA recently hosted a third One Pill Can Kill Game Over esports tournament, featuring fentanyl awareness messaging alongside eight universities competing in the video game Rocket League.
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2024 CUSA Football Kickoff Set for July 23 at the Home of the PGA of America in Frisco
Conference USA has announced that the 2024 CUSA Football Kickoff and Media Day is slated for Tuesday, July 23, at the home of the PGA of America in Frisco, Texas.
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Allen Ortiz Named 2024 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team Nominee
Ortiz one of 111 FBS football players recognized for outstanding effort on and off the field.
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Aggies Elevate Terryonte Thomas to Assistant Coach
Thomas was a former player under Head Coach Jason Hooten at Sam Houston.
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Conference USA Releases 2024 Preseason Watch List
Watkins, Yarro, David, Peleti and Smith represent NM State.
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Aggies Men’s Basketball Receives NABC Academic Awards
NM State and Liberty were the only CUSA programs to receive honors.
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Braves Select Titus Dumitru in MLB Draft
Dumitru joins Keith Jones II as the second Aggie Drafted in the 2024 MLB Draft.
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Keith Jones II Drafted by the Texas Rangers
Jones becomes the 35th Aggie Drafted since 2000.
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NMSU Women’s Basketball Unveils 2024-25 Roster Additions
Third-year Head Coach Jody Adams brings in five new Aggies.
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Registration Opens July 18 for Youth Cheer Program–First Come, First Served
The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will open registration July 18 for its fall Youth Cheer Program.
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Prevention with Purpose: A Resource for Preventing Substance Use Among Student-Athletes
Being a college athlete has its share of challenges. Injuries happen. An athlete may get less playing time than they were expecting.
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New Mexico High School Coaches Association to Honor Area Coaches
July 24-27, 2024, NMHSCA will honor several coaches from our broader community, including Coach of the Year (Keith Leupold/Volleyball) and Hall of Honor Inductee (Jimmy Miller/Football).
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NM State Baseball Announces Brand New Newsletter
Fans will be able to sign up for that newsletter to receive information on the happenings around the program.
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Five Aggies Named to WGCA All-American Scholar Team
Five selections marks most in program history.
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Molly Kaiser Named 2023-24 CUSA Scholar Athlete of the Year
Conference USA unveiled its 2023-24 Scholar Athletes of the Year on Friday, recognizing one exceptional student-athlete across each of the league’s 17 sports.
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NM State Football Earns CUSA Sport Academic Award
Aggies finish 2023-24 year with highest team GPA among all conference teams.