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NM State fought back again in the ninth, with Solorzano delivering an RBI single, but the rally was cut short as the Aggies stranded two runners to end the game.

While it took nine frames, the Aggies prevailed over the Bulldogs by a score of 5-4, doing so off a solo home run from Kristiana Watson.

The loss drops the Aggies to 7-4 on the season and puts an end to their five-game home winning streak.

NM State controlled the game from the outset, never trailing after the opening minutes and stretching their lead to as many as 23 points in the second half. 

NM State closed their second CUSA Indoor Track & Field Championship in sixth place, with 60 points. Host Liberty picked up their second Conference USA title with a total of 145 points.

Although the Crimson & White fell 5-2, the three-run affair showed signs of promise for Kathy Rodolph’s bunch.

In the finale, NM State clawed back from three separate deficits to win in walk-off fashion in the bottom of the seventh inning.

NM State pulled off a thrilling extra-inning victory on Friday night, defeating Oakland 5-4 in 10 innings at Presley Askew Field.

A long day of action ended on a high note as the Distance Medley Team put together a school record performance.

Middle Tennessee was fueled by a 30-point effort from Cam Weston who finished with four triples and 19 points in the second half alone.

After MTSU displayed such dominating performance over the Aggies, the opponent came off the floor with the final series win, 41-63.

NM State finished 11 strokes ahead of Rutgers in the 12-team field while UCLA ran away with the team title – finishing 22 strokes in front of second-place Baylor.

NM State struggled to get the bats going on Tuesday night, falling 7-0 to in-state rival New Mexico at Santa Ana Star Field.

Following 36 holes of action, the Aggies are a combined 54 strokes over par at the difficult Valencia Country Club – leaving them in 11th place with one round remaining.

Filipovity rose to the challenge, delivering back-to-back standout performances that earned him CUSA Player of the Week honors.

In total, the Aggies tallied 17 hits and used a big fifth inning to pull away, improving to 5-2 ahead of their first road contest of the season.

The Crimson & White struggled offensively, mustering five hits and one run while three home runs propelled ASU to a 5-1 victory.

In a dominant defensive display, the Aggies stifled the conference’s highest-scoring offense, holding the Owls to a season-low point total in a 60-49 win, securing a road trip sweep. 

The Aggies (4-2) erased multiple deficits, using a powerful offensive attack and clutch bullpen work to secure the victory over the Leathernecks (0-4).

The Aggies suffered two losses on Saturday, falling to California Baptist (6-9) and Florida (16-1) at GCU Softball Stadium.

The Aggies started with an inside presence as Fanta Gassamaopened the scoring with a layup, setting the tone for the Aggies’ attack. Loes Rozing knocked down an early three-pointer, while Molly Kaiser added a fastbreak jumper to keep the momentum going.

Coming off a victory over Utah Tech in St. George, NM State looked to carry its momentum into Saturday’s match against UNLV in Las Vegas. Despite a determined effort, the Aggies fell 4-0 to the Rebels. 

NM State Softball hit the road for the first time on Friday, playing two neutral games on the campus of Grand Canyon.

For the second straight week, NM State opened its weekend with a commanding victory as it used strong pitching and timely hitting to secure a 9-1 win over Western Illinois on Friday night at Presley Askew Field.

Despite a competitive effort in singles, NM State pushed two of three completed matches to a deciding third set but couldn’t break through, as the Mavericks clinched three straight wins to secure the match victory. 

From the first quarter, the Aggies were able to pace the Gamecocks and ultimately grab another conference victory, winning 66-47.

Despite leading by as many as 17 points in the second half, the Aggies had to battle until the final buzzer to secure a 61-52 victory, handing the Gamecocks their first home loss of the season.